31 Jul 1851
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1851
Page
1
The Warren Mail lists subscription prices of 150 per annum in advance and 200 for in year payment, with 50 cent residence delivery surcharge. Termination only by publisher option, and advertising rates set at one square of 12 lines three insertions for 1 with 25 cents per extra insertion.
A poem traces a flower threaded with memories from infancy to old age. The bloom represents memory, always present and potent, its perfume lasting while life endures, linking beauty with sorrow in a timeless inner garden.
A Knickerbocker Magazine excerpt from Locust Farm Virginia describes sites tied to Washington Madison Monroe and Richard Henry Lee including Lee’s former mansion site and Yeocomico church built in 1706. The writer reflects on time ruins and memory with vivid imagery of Potomac shores and historic graves.
A lingering tale from a village narrator recounts Jedediah’s flirtations with multiple girls, led by vanity and deceit. Uncle Obed warns of dire consequences as the beloved Isabel Johnson dies after heartbreak and Je dediah’s later downfall in Cuba and Havana leading to tragedy.
The Louisville Democrat cites Georgia as flourishing with good farmers like Decatur County residents. An Albany Patriot collector reports locals paying their accounts, a high compliment. A Western editor with marriage trappings wonders about his life, while Virginia droughts threaten corn prospects in the Northern Neck and beyond.
A Greenville Patriot excerpt recounts Miss Dix facing danger while traveling in Michigan with a pistol‑holding driver. A robber halts their road. a chance voice recognition from Miss Dix’s lectures calms the assailant, who is moved to mercy. The account asserts her poise and generosity saved both, with the pistol seizure preventing possible murder.
A reflective piece criticizes the use of the phrase the old man by sons addressing fathers. It argues the expression shows disrespect and classifies its users as lacking training or associating with disreputable company. Also notes terms for mother and other social habits.
Abraham Parker, recently convicted in New Orleans of manslaughter, receives a twenty year sentence to the penitentiary. The remark about presenting virtue and learning in false colors appears as editorial text.
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