30 Jan 1851
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1851
Page
1
The Warren Mail lists subscription terms by year and delivery, with annual advance price and in year payments plus a 50 cent residence delivery surcharge. It notes papers won’t be discontinued until arrearages are paid and provides pricing for public notices and advertising per square.
A historical verse raises questions about severing Freedom's shrine and drawing lines of division. It laments the land beloved by fathers across regions and pleads for unity despite birthright and hardship.
The article surveys vast advances from steamboats to railways and telegraphy. It notes Fulton’s Clermont, the rise of ocean steam, and global travel shortening. rail networks expand in Europe and America. Daguerre’s photography. electric telegraph by Morse. electromagnetism and electrotyping. printing presses and textile machinery uplift. science reshaped by chemistry and the voltaic battery.
The text muses on who should sue whom after a fracas between Dick Roe and John Doe. It questions whether Doe sues Roe or Roe sues Doe and what the New Code prescribes for such actions and breach related disputes.
A Sunday school worker recalls two neglected sisters found living in squalor with alcoholic parents. After years of failed rescue efforts, the girls end up in City Prison, now teens, with ruined prospects and no adequate legal protection for vulnerable children. The piece ends urging legislative action to safeguard such youths.
The Germantown Telegraph reports a new motive power by an Eastern inventor, with models prepared and one to be kept in Washington. The system allegedly uses no steam and claims two tons of coal could power the largest ship around the world. Publication promises a full reveal soon and asserts steam’s reign ends in 1860.
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