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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1859
Page
1
A dialogue recounts Ellen Brown learning to cut and sew under a tailoress, then deciding to handle shirts and housework, hoping to relieve her aging mother. Her father’s wealth is earned by hard work, fueling Ellen’s resolve to avoid idleness and set a strong example for girls.
The article outlines stock market slang such as bull bear cover deposit and flyer, then shifts to miscellaneous notices. It includes a dissolve of a dying scene and a tale of Piccolomini receiving a carriage, followed by remedies for a complaint and a quip about a miller and the devil’s death amid Democrat factionalism.
An excerpted verse recalls past delight and a vanished romance. The speaker laments distance, memory, and a worshipful fixation on a departed beloved, using imagery of a bird, a dream, and a star to symbolize what once was. The voice returns to gratitude and longing amid life’s toil.
A whaling crew spots a hippopotamus near shore after a long voyage prep. They pursue the beast as it dives and surfaces, striking with an iron, then kill it with a lance. The crew tows the carcass to shore, acknowledging the danger of hippo schools.
The article notes strawberries peak in June but can be kept year round in airtight cans or sealed bottles with syrup or dry sugar. It describes filling vessels with fresh fruit, removing bruised berries, making syrup from sugar and water, sealing with wax, and layering with sugar as needed. It also mentions general commentary onLuxuries and a few humorous exchanges.
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