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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1875
Page
4
A correspondent recalls a night ride through the western plains where a plain, middle aged woman sang old conference songs with a clear, moving voice. Passengers hushed as her hymn to the Beautiful Land poured through the car and lingered in memory.
A Bowery coffee gesture by the Christian Association warms New York streetcar workers during a cold spell. Dooley notes the act shows real heart as 1,214 mugs are distributed across First to Grand Street lines, funded by a wealthy donor who keeps his name private.
Opinion urges taking longer noon rests and lighter work pace to stay healthy. It argues rest prevents illness and mortality, suggests simpler meals and earlier store hours, and encourages workers and families to take noonday naps and occasional fishing breaks.
In the Atlantic Monthly February sketch a river pilot named Mr B steers a steamer toward Hat Island as dusk falls. With every watch, bell, and lead line tight, the crew braces for disaster. the ship hits bottom but Mr B maneuvers the vessel clear, emerging a celebrated fighting pilot.
A gold medal crafted by M S Warder of Brussels for John Brown's widow and sons has been completed and sent to the United States. The medal bears a Garrison quote on the obverse and an inscription honoring Brown and his sons as martyrs in the cause of negro emancipation. It weighs nearly five ounces. The piece was presented to William Lloyd Garrison for aiding Brown’s family and delivering the medal, accompanied by a letter signed by Victor Hugo and other Committee of Subscription members.
An engineer on the Union Pacific Rail line drove a passenger train at forty miles per hour while gravely ill. He kept the train moving toward Cheyenne to ensure relief before death. He died five minutes after handing off the locomotive, sparking questions about fate and longevity.
An Irish editor states there is no earthly reason women should not become medical men. The remark appears amid satirical references to Sambo and a modern Dan in the lyin’ den, titled Sheri-Dan.
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