03 Jul 1883
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1883
Page
1
Poem excerpt recalling a young child lost to death. The speaker notes the light in the child’s eyes and soul, the brief yet bright life that angels called him, and heaven welcoming the infant as a tender, rare flame. The verse mourns the clouded earth and the small, warm light now at rest with angels.
In letters from Jonesville Samantha recalls the Economical Council rumor spread worldwide by Methodists and jokes about attending. Josiah debates theater versus preaching as they travel toward New York, learning the council was in London and vowing to stay faithful to their principles.
The firm promotes wallpaper window shades fine note paper and a complete range of curtain poles tassel loops drapery chains and related items.
Solomon Strass of Philadelphia tells how his nephew Oscar Oppenheimer and a 2 year old boy narrowly fell from a top story window. The child landed unharmed in a passing old woman’s basket who later identified herself as Mrs Constanzer. The family rewarded her for the providential rescue.
An advertisement proclaims Dr William's Indian Ointment cures Blind Bleeding Itching and Uncerated Piles after twenty five years. It claims instant relief by absorbing tumors and soothing itching especially at night. Sold by druggists and L G Noyes Warren Pa at $1.00. mail order available.
The latest fashions include shield shaped fans and plaited skirts. Lace goods and lace sacques reappear, while white Victoria lawn signals mourning wear. Hosiery matches dresses, gloves with puffed wrists intrigue, and Egyptian pink joins blues lilacs tans and creams as new color notes.
In a fable like scene the Early Peach and the Little Green Apple quarrel at a crossroads while a fair student from Vassar and an African man arrive. The two fruit duel, fail, and are defeated by a rosy boy who eagerly seeks more, ending with the axiom We were taken in.
A moral lecture argues that youth must earn a living by work. It contrasts the old view that the world owes all with the reality that society built by others supports individuals from birth. It urges boys to prove worth through deeds and responsible effort to earn prosperity.
Elegant stock of wallpaper and borders offered by A A Davis Co with framing services for pictures on short notice and at low prices. Local shop promotes ready framing and affordable wall decor options.
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