02 Mar 1880
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1880
Page
1
A reflective meditation on cycles of nature and life from spring to winter. The poem contrasts enduring patterns of budding and dying with enduring human longing for rest, tracing seasons, winds, sun, and sea as symbols of change and timeless repetition.
A vivid catalog of winter woodland beauty describes birch and apple tree silhouettes, beech trunks, mossy bark, and lichen amid snow. The passage praises subtle color, texture, and form, noting how snow reveals hidden details and invites closer observation.
A traveler hears a Texan driver offer four oxen names Presbyterian Baptist Episcopalian and Methodist. The driver explains Presbyterian means true blue and reliable, Baptist craves water, Episcopalian noses up when yoked, and Methodist puffs yet yields only when stirred.
In Virginia Nevada Enterprise a dying mountaineer recalls lost snowshoes and a driver on a downhill ride while a miner gasps for air and a sailor marks eight bells. A little girl whispers of flowers as her pulse fades and a Sister of Charity sees kind words and tears become incense around her.
The United States Supreme Court faces a persistent pattern of backlog with decisions effectively lagging by about three years. Justices and clerks emphasize case management reforms to clear the docket and accelerate rulings.
A railroad brakeman on a long journey recounts his imagined church itineraries as railway lines. He lists union mission, palace express, universalist, presbyterian, free thinker, congressional, methodist, Baptist roads and describes each with rail terms. The piece closes as the train halts at Zionsville, Indianapolis.
The March Harper’s Magazine impresses with an illustrated Dakota Wheat Fields article on Oliver Dalrymple & Co’s 13 000 acre wheat farm, plus striking ploughing and threshing scenes. Atlantic’s March contents include Howell’s The Undiscovered Country, Warner on Washington Irving, two stories by Schudder and Pleasants, and poems by Aldrich Jewett Thaxter Laighton Moulton. Godey’s Lady’s Book for March highlights fashion plates and home craft patterns, while Darley’s illustration from Browning’s Duchess May concludes.
A long list of manners and social tips appears alongside humor and advertisements. It covers grooming, behavior, speech, attire, and etiquette, with snippets of jokes and notices about yellow fever remedies, a physician’s claims, and assorted light anecdotes from late 19th century newspapers.
The marble City Hall in Albany New York was destroyed by fire recently with damages estimated above $100000.
Subscribers who do not express notice to discontinue are assumed to continue. Publishers may send papers until charges are paid. If subscribers refuse to take papers from the office or the place to which sent, they are held responsible until arrearages are settled and proper discontinuation is given.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments claiming it has cured thousands near death. It invites readers to Merck Co drugstore for a trial bottle at 10 cents or a full bottle for 1 dollar.
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