The Warren Mail Advertising and Subscription Rates
The Warren Mail lists terms for subscriptions and ads. Annual prepaid subscriptions are 1.50, with 2.00 due within the year, plus 0.50 extra if left at a residence. Discontinuation only with publisher option. Advertising rates: one 12 line square runs 1.00 for three insertions with 0.25 for each additional insertion.
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Be Thou ready in life and death for all trials
A devotional poem urges readiness in aiding others and remaining steadfast in virtue. It emphasizes being ready to support family and friends in affliction, resist temptation, and do good to all. The piece links readiness to moral duty and a journey to a higher sphere after life.
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Neiggbor
Vilage
Lima
The TIFF and a tale of jealous wives in a Paris salon
Fragments from The Ladies' National Magazine include a lengthy vignette of a man recounting a failed romance with Bella Belgrave and her fiery temper. The tale contrasts tender moments with a tipping point that ends in a dramatic departure and reflection on marriage.
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Bella Belgrave
St. Cecilia
Bella
Betta
Kingdom Come
The Narrow Way to Life and Death
A reflective verse urges waking from slumber and valuing the past while choosing a spiritual path that avoids earthly pleasures. It frames life as a race toward a heavenly abode where death grants eternal rest to the weary soul.
Wirt's downfall and vow amid marriage and drink
A biographical sketch traces William Wirt's descent into intemperance after early marriage, his shift to Richmond, and a pivotal courtship with Miss Gamble. She demands abstinence, he falters, vows, and a near ruinous path turns when a chance encounter with a nameless woman and a sobering moment lead him to pledge sobriety. The tale blends moral anecdotes and stray quips from a periodical column.
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Wm. Wirt
Richmond
Miss G
Audubon portrait and shifting social mores in early America
A Niagara Falls hotel scene introduces John James Audubon as a rugged naturalist who captivates princes and scholars, then shifts to anecdotes on language harm, clerical gossip, a carrier pigeon feat, and a Highland chieftain’s dying forgiveness, all reflecting 19th century culture and fame.
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A. C. Morton
Journal of the American Institute
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Erie Canal
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Cuvier
Wren
Washington
Blue Mountains
John J. Audubon
Mr. van Boeren
Free Soil Papers
New-York
van Buren
John
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