14 Jul 1874
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1874
Page
1
The Hearth and Home argues fruit prevents sickness in summer when eaten properly. It cautions against eating fruit between meals and praises fruit as anti-scorbutic, especially Messina oranges before breakfast. From June to November ripe fruits sustain health, reduce fever and thirst, and replace some meat and pastries.
Condensed timetable lists train times for routes including Atlantic Ex, Pacific Ex, and steamboat connections. Mentions ticket offices in Buffalo Exchange Street Depot and General Union Ticket Office. Paine office supervised by CHAS Paine, Sup’t L. S. & M. lines.
A young woman Mollie seeks escape from Elder Gray and a six wife marriage. Merrill helps by stuffing Mollie into a coach boot and fleeing Mormon pursuers led by Bishop Dorn. After a long chase to Wahsatch, Tom Weaver’s wagon train aids, Mollie reaches safety and Merrill marries her, with family reconciliations en route.
A division agent recalls his Overland Stage Line days from Salt Lake City to Atchison Utah to Kansas with Echo Station at the mouth of Echo Canyon. He describes duties, perils, and a sudden romance after a frightened young girl pleads to travel with him, fronting a compelling moment in his tale.
A humorous set of proverbs links household mischief to weather. It suggests stormy nights when a husband returns late, thunder and lightning when bills arrive unseen, croupy scenes at home, showers after party plans collapse, sunshine from frugal spending, and a looming change after a widow’s fortune and an executor sighting.
In Barrie Creex Michigan on July 1 the Duncan will case settled by compromise in the Marshall circuit court. The residuary clause was invalid but the rest of the will stands. Beneficiaries include Bishop Simpson and several named heirs with specified legacies and shares. Lawyers receive $39,000 in fees.
During a Sunday sermon a gas outage left the church in darkness. Mrs Smiley awoke and, alarmed, shattered a window to call for help. Firemen aimed water through the aisle while Rev Dr Hopkins was swept from the pulpit. The department left after the mystery was explained and repairs are in dispute.
A writer on pamphlets notes faith in the printed page and describes distributing millions of pages to sailors. He explains a system where sailors show the contents of their clothes-bags to officers, ensuring tracts are read and retained, and prays the volume of religious truth will yield prayers and divine results.
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