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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1859
Page
1
A stirring lyric by Charles Lenno Hoffman written from an asylum scene honors the Monterey assault. The speaker recalls brave soldiers who stood firm under fire, charging the guns and banners waving atop turreted fortifications. The poem extols shared sacrifice and the wish to have died with the fallen at Monterey.
Emma confronts George Wilson about his long evenings away from home and his view of home life. After a series of temptations and loneliness, both realize a true home requires mutual presence, and they reconcile with a renewed commitment to share evenings together.
A survey discusses Japanese craftsmanship in carpentry metalwork and barrel making at Hakodadi. It notes careful finishing but limited carpentry imagination and strong steel temper. Further items cover Mt Everest discovery and tobacco effects on Paris Polytechnic students.
A minister urged belief in living by example, teaching wisdom by deeds and cautious counsel. He urged followers to observe as well as pray, aligning words with practices for moral guidance.
It is said that Vice President Breckinridge aspires to the Presidency and Colonel Orr to the Vice Presidency. It is estimated that at least half the public men now in Washington expect to be President sooner or later.
Major Hloratio Allen recounts the first locomotive trip on the continent in 1828 on the Lackawaxen Creek route linked to the Delaware and Hudson Canal. He describes the trestle, risky curve, and his solo ride that proved the engine safe, ending with a return trip to the starting point.
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