05 Jul 1856
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1856
Page
1
The poem urges resistance to invasion of liberty by calling for unity under Free Speech Free Press Free Soil and Free Men with Fremont and Victory. It invokes a rising storm and a call to action from sea to sea with the speaker praising a fearless captain leading the charge for liberty.
The author argues health arises from three views on Providence accident and natural law, urging adherence to organic laws. He critiques reliance on moral reform alone and cites clothing diet and habit as health determinants, promoting Hygeian practice, water cures, and electro chemical baths at the Jamestown Water Cure run by E. L. Lakin.
An inexperienced applicant for medical honors, nearly in a fever over questions, is asked how he would sweat a patient for rheumatism. He replies he would send the patient here to be examined.
Mr. Pierce at the White House on Friday night argues that men become insignificant except as instruments, a view he says he learned through bitter experience.
An exchange records the marriage of Joly Strange and Elizabeth Strange described as a strange event. The report hints the next occurrence may be a little stranger.
Geytienes urges delegates at the Republican Convention to unite for victory, defending anti slavery aims and criticizing James Buchanan. He traces the Missouri Compromise, condemns the Kansas events, and calls for merging diverse party elements into a common patriotism while denying sympathy with slavery.
On June 17 1846 California free settlers raised the Bear flag at Sonoma two days after hostilities with Mexico began. Fremont led the Bear Flag revolt and California’s independence, with future links to a presidential bid seen as aligned with liberty and resistance to tyranny.
A parent scolds his unruly son for flogging and the boy vows to improve. The remark signals social views that many women lack dancing or singing talent, reflecting dated attitudes in everyday speech.
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