11 Mar 1873
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1873
Page
1
A vivid verse scene describes a jolting coach ride with creaks splashes and a loud whip crack. The pauper, once voiceless, finally stirs the world, rattling bones on stone as he shouts his claim of being owned by none.
Clara Walton awaits Walter Dewinney’s return as months pass with hopeful letters and imagined reunions. A stormy confession about his Christian calling reshapes their future, breaking their betrothal and sending Walter toward ministry with Annie Payson while Clara endures grief and spiritual awakening.
A column of witty notes and social curiosities highlights a girls school for type-setting in Vienna and mentions Miss Kellogg’s Havana visit. It notes Miss Edmonia Lewis receiving two $50,000 orders in Rome and discusses marriage settlements and social quips about love and wealth.
A 19th century assessment notes five million six hundred sixty thousand seventy four illiterate people in the United States. It highlights regional disparities with emphasis on the South and enslaved populations, urging greater educational facilities to prevent national decline and safeguard liberty.
A reflective piece on the impulse to summon mother in sickness and trouble. It recalls a mother’s steady, lifelong presence and the enduring duty felt by children, culminating in the idea that God will one day send for mother as well.
A man claims perfect recall of a preacher’s text from twenty years away. He recalls the line as It is easier for a camel to enter the circus than for a man to eat a package of needles. The riddle asks what has a head at one end and a mouth at the other, answered by a river.
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