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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1858
Page
1
A lyrical reflection thrives on springtime roses and love's costs. The speaker finds sweetness in hearts found, friends reuniting, and the guidance of a star in dark weather, emphasizing the joy of old friends meeting.
The article recounts the Prussian princess's ankle sprain from a game with her cousin’s children delaying her meeting her husband in Coburg. It covers her playful defiance of etiquette, her caprine wardrobe orders, and the prince's quick return upon her telegram. It also shares a humorous vignette of Mr Blifkins and the baby’s autocratic influence at home.
Wyatt and Herrines Proprietors operate the American Hotel at Chestnut Street between 5th and 6th opposite Independence Hall. Mrs P R Bennett runs a fashionable millinery and dressmaking shop one door above the Post Office in Warren Pennsylvania.
Nellie Townsend sells straw berries in Montague street and is tempted by a gold dollar. She resists the temptation, recalls her mother’s lessons, and is rewarded when Minnie Hamilton returns the money with a test of conscience. Nellie’s integrity leads to praise, sustained work, and a patronage shift to the Hamilton family.
An Indian suitor visited writer Miss Bishop in Minnesota proposing marriage while decked in finery. He claimed one wife but promised goods and status at his lodge. She refused. another young warrior pressured a different associate who, after gifting a ring, faced a threat of forced marriage. Interference and explanation saved them.
The Scientific American hints at Isabella and Catawba as the most reliable grapes for the latitude, with deep trenching and drainage. James Prevost details a unique method yielding over a thousand gallons of wine from three quarters of an acre. A Boston correspondent reports Fred W. Porter admitting a nineteen year fraud against the American Sunday School Union, amounting to about eighty thousand dollars, with further losses.
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