28 Jun 1881
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1881
Page
1
The speaker notes the sudden stillness when a clock stops and reflects on how people overlook daily blessings until they vanish. He compares the halted clock to a missing pulse in life, suggesting routine companionship goes unheeded until lost, leaving a strange silence in its wake.
A playful verse recalls a moment of coy romance where lips near, a kiss is shared, and a cheeky exchange follows. The speaker notes the maid’s reproving glance and the embrace grows into a teasing line about being a little naughty for sweetness.
Richard Turner returns home in a foul mood after a bolt from a flirty note from Florence Redifer. At Mrs Grey's party he faces insults about dancing and vanity, and confronts a cruel truth when a hidden message reads Palace of Truth. The night ends with Turner humbled by self awareness as his terrier Snip watches.
The Bradford Era recounts how the Seneca people revered the Allegheny and used dug-out canoes carved from pine and cucumber trunks to travel the river. Pioneers soon adopted the dug-out for transport between Warren and Pittsburgh, with keel-boats and later wagon routes replacing water travel. By mid century canoeing waned on the reservation, leaving a faded memory of a rugged river highway.
The First District Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the Corry Presbyterian Church on Tuesday June 14 with Mrs J B Chace presiding. Officers elected include Mrs Richard of Franklin treasurer and Miss L G Sanford Erie secretary. Committees appointed on resolutions and credentials. delegates from Corry Columbus Erie Franklin Girard Northeast Oil City Union City Warren. Afternoon session featured reports, juvenile work papers, and a plan to form county presidents. Resolutions urged active temperance work, juvenile schools, widespread literature, and electing temperance candidates. Secretary and treasurer elected L G Sanford and Mrs Cobham. ten percent of auxiliary dues to be paid in fall. proceedings to be published.
A miscellaneous page notes humor about color blindness, sermons, and fishless fishing. It contains anecdotes on children, emigrant women in Europe, and a New Haven Exchange with a ninepounders club boast. It also advertises poultry stock and wedding stationery.
A witty column references poets and writers from Byron to Shakespeare, tracing fame and folly across England Ireland Scotland and America. It hints at national reputations, literary myths, and the peculiar legacies of poets and writers through concise, teasing observations.
Important travel notice urges readers to view the Burlington Route advertisement in this issue for special inducements and travel incentives.
Advertised testimonials from W P Anprus and J Cottyer praise Ely's Cream Balm for hay fever and rose cold relief. Anprus reports nearly immediate aid after ten years of suffering and urges others to try it. Cottyer notes instant relief after a relapse with exposure to heat dust and draughts at Elizabeth New Jersey.
A Michigan observer finds a dead female thrush near Goguac Lake and watches brown thrushes cover the body with leaves and grass. The birds chirp softly as they bury their fellow, an act resembling a funeral in nature.
A brief line touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a remarkable time honored medicine for throat and lung diseases. An advertisement notes a spring suitings line described as made up in the best of abeelan for sale.
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