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Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1898
Page
1
Europe Buys More Silver
NEW YORK January 12 The steamship New York sailed for Europe carrying 420 000 ounces of silver.
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Europe
New York
Market Report New York Money Market and Produce
New York Money Market notes call rates at 3 percent with mercantile paper at 4 to 4.4 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual business and posted rates around 4.83 to 4.86 for bills and demand. New York Produce Market lists flour prices, corn meal, buckwheat flour, rye, barley, wheat, and related grain and dairy prices with varying regional and grade specifics.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankere’ S
Humorous Snippets and Quips From a Busy Winter
A collection of jokes and wry observations quotes on marriage woman power and society. Items include a sheriff and executioner exchange a woman’s eloquence misfortune and happiness contrasts a boarding house stocking cans a family black sheep and a Well salt experiment with humorous results.
Moody condemns sensational sermons and old theology
In Philadelphia evangelist Moody derides a western editor’s claim his theology is unchanged for 30 years and attacks sensational sermon topics. He mocks sermons on items like The Finder Dog and A Woman With a Long Nose as vulgar and warns against preachers who use street fakir tactics to attract crowds.
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Evangelist Moody
Philadelphia
Moody Onny
Astor
Hell
Mr. Moody
Fisher of men message for the week at Christian Endeavor
Rev. S H Doyle presents a topic for the Week Beginning Jan 16 on being a fisher of men. The discussion stresses every Christian's duty to lead the unsaved to Christ through preaching, invitation, and by living the Word of God, with Paul’s example guiding today’s effort. Bible readings are listed.
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S. H. Doyle
Paul
Timothy
Ephesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
House of God
I Tim
Letting Christ Have His Way in Service and Humility
A Epworth League meditation by Rev. W. J. Yates discusses social classes and Christ as a servant. It argues that true greatness comes from serving others, citing Jesus washing feet, challenging the rich young ruler, and urging believers to extend cleansing and help to those in need.
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Christ
Religion's social turn fosters unity and brotherhood
The Christian Register notes that revival beyond personal faith now emphasizes present social duties. Religion should unify life and inspire harmony, showing that all interests are mutual and linked. The deeper meaning of brotherhood could transform everyday society and fulfill religion's future promise.
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Christian Register
Year in Review and Resolve for 1898
The year’s end prompts reflection on faith and life changes in 1897. Some found renewed devotion while others faced loss and loneliness as graves closed in and dreams faded. Resolve anew to improve, learn from mistakes, and strive for mastery in 1898.
Quote from Phillips Brooks on sin and justice
The passage reflects on moving from past to future, noting sin as a perversion of good. It argues that human affections and a sense of justice come from God and could heal when redirected. It urges readers not to despair and to recognize inherent good within.
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Phillips Brooks
One Call for Steady Leadership in Church Change
A Philadelphia Methodist message urges unity and prudent action to guide a church through renewal. It cautions against harsh criticism, advises gathering support and spreading information, and encourages faith for successful change without overreacting.
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Philadelphia Methodist
The One Man's Food Appetite Across a Lifetime
The study by The Royal Statistical Society of Great Britain estimates the average 70 year old man would eat vast quantities: about 14 to 15 tons of bread, a giant potato split for two railway car compartments, half a million pegs in a four mile pod, a carrot as big as a donkey, lettuce enough to carpet a 12 room house, and numerous vegetables. Beef consumption would reach 18 ton bullock, plus five tons of fish and 10,000 eggs. Totals include four tons sugar, three quarters of a ton salt, a ton butter, nearly 300 pounds cheese, 100 tins mustard and 15 pounds pepper. lifetime solid food near 54 tons and liquid intake 1,280 times body weight. A lifetime of cigars, pipes, and tobacco would form a massive, if fantastical, mass of consumption requiring engines to process the waste and power.
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Royal Statistical Society of Great Britain
Revival Week Emphasizes Unified Prayer For Mission Work
The article urges Christian communities to observe the first full January week for revival, inspired by Indian missionaries and guided by Evangelical Alliance topics. It stresses united prayer, repentance, and active involvement by the League and young Christians to persuade men toward a better life.
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India
Evangelical Alliance
League
Vision and Tradition United in Enlightened Judgment
A Universalist credo states that present insight governs past tradition and future change. Spiritual discernment provides a safe authority to guide belief and action.
Gladstone on Christendom’s Worldwide Expansion
Prominent quotable line reflects Gladstone’s view that Christendom drives global influence as Christian nations shape the fate of non Christian peoples. The remark notes an inexhaustible energy fueling expansion and ascendancy across continents.
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Christendom
W. E Gladstone
No Christian so generous as to not measure by golden rule
A Presbyterian Banner quote states that no Christian is so generous or selfless that he does not daily assess himself by the golden rule.
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Presbyterian
Journeymen Barbers Convene in Syracuse for Annual Meeting
The New York State Association of Journeymen Barbers held its third annual convention in Syracuse on January 11. The president secretary W E Klapetzky reported 10 new local branches last year, totaling 22 in the state, and the group re elected Klapetzky. A bill to license and regulate barber shop sanitation was again slated for legislative action.
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Journeymen Barbers
Syracuse
New York State Association of Journeymen Barbers
W. E. Klapetzky
Leaf Tobacco Free of Duty Begins Export
Havana reports the start of leaf tobacco export free of duty on Friday. The El Diario De La Marina notes December births and deaths in Matanzas, with 256 births and 1,998 deaths, and a yearly total showing 592 births and 765 deaths in the city.
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Havana
el Dierio de la Marina
Matanzas
Wheat and grain prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo January grain and flour prices listed include No 1 hard wheat at 9.04 to 9.40, No 1 northern Wilke winter wheat at 9. respectively, No 2 red 9.0, corn No 2 yellow 82, No 3 yellow 25, oils No 2 white 20. Flour spring barrel 5.25 to 5.50, lower grades 3.25 to 3.60, winter best family 4.75 to 4.90. Butter prices show 5 1/2 to 29 1/2 cents, Canada and western markets 20 to 22 1/2 cents.
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Uflour
City Mills
Minnesota
C.i F
Western
F.o.b
New York
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
BBC
Hay—Shipping
Elgins
Lee Deere
Mags Bente Ea Pooslesia
van Western
Southern
Wilke
Best
Graham
Akims
Canada and
Weoiic
East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices
Cattle notes report extra export steers at 4985 and 475 485 with heavy butcher and light handy ranges from 4.00 to 4.70. Cows and heifers around 4.25 to 4.45, calves heavy fed 3.75 to 43.96, veals 6.25 to 6.50. Sheep and lambs show smiles from 4.65 to 6.45 for wethers and ewes, spring lambs 5.70 to 5.95, hogs heavy 275 to 93.90 and medium varieties 3.72 to 3.75, Yorkers 3.70 to 3.72, pigs to 3.75.
Market prices for hay and straw commodities
The report lists timothy and other hay grades with prices per ton and bale prices. No. 1 timothy at $0.50 to $0.51 per ton, No. 3 do at $8.0, baled hay around $4.5 to $6.00, baled straw at $64.54 to $63.00, and burdled rye at $9.0 to $10.00.
A New World Dreamed in June Roses
The poem imagines a reimagined world blessed by God with beauty and harmony. The speaker envisions perfect nature and humanity, then awakens to June roses at his head, their perfume filling the air as a bumblebee gathers sweetness. Marco Morrow in Womankind.
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Marco Morrow
Nature Winter Treasure Tells Of Spring Debts Due
A playful poetic monologue extols nature from winter to spring. It uses personified imagery of bees and springtime spirits to hint at pending renewal and the idea that spring is temporarily suspended until next May.
The Difference Told By A Royal Guest In Howe Poem
The speaker notes how with others she speaks easily and guides talk, but with thee she is slow and reserved. When thou art hidden she finds holy purpose, and the guest is likened to a royal visitor arriving at a humble home where rustics serve simple fare.
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Julia Ward Howe
No royal road to God says the common soul
The verse argues there is no royal path to divinity and that all people, regardless of rank, share a single route to eternal bliss if they perceive it. The author Edward Wilbur Mason presents a contemplative reflection on inheritance and spiritual equality.
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Earth
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