25 Feb 1873
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1873
Page
1
Poem by Laide Lawrence contemplates patience in love and growth. It compares the heart to a bud awaiting bloom and notes nourishment comes after sorrow, with faith bringing dawn and daylight after night. The piece emphasizes measured timing and inner fruits of experience.
A bachelor narrator visits friends in Boston for Christmas, admires Kitty Manners, and suspects his friend's wife of theft. After a midnight intrusion, he discovers Kitty is innocent and the real revelation is a case of somnambulism. The trio navigates trust, love, and mistaken accusations through a tense holiday arc.
In 1868 a Republican candidate in a solidly Democratic town drew one vote. The voter admitted voting for Green, who offered a suit of clothes in exchange for an affidavit. A burly Dutchman swore he voted for Green, and Green learned the joke of the misdating ticket. An added note praises a Nelson street hitching post and a marriage notice closes the piece with light witticisms.
A couple leaves Walnut Hill for London to seek Tom’s vocation. failed ventures, debt, and dying baby drive them back, where their old father buys the farm again. Tom remains at home as an old farmer, tending a new generation beside the grave.
A compilation of numerical science trivia including sound speeds in air water and solids, mercury freezing, cloud altitude, air density versus water, atmospheric pressure on a person, heat expansion of water and air, ice conjectures, steam expansion, Dead Sea salt content, average rainfall at the equator, earth heat depth implications, gunpowder pressure, artificial cold, and light penetration in water.
The text lists whistle codes for railway operations and flags signaling danger stop and go ahead. It shifts to light humor with a stuttering broker joke about a bald pate and a Mrs Waddles remark on home being costly, then a Josh Billings quip about hens and a remark on folk speech mispronunciations.
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