Warren Mail billing and policy notice
The Warren Mail announces subscription rates and terms. Mail and office subscribers pay 2 HO per year in advance and 82 OV within the year with a 50 cent delivery surcharge for residence delivery. Discontinuation only with arrearages paid or publisher option. Advertising: one square of 12 lines or less three times for $1, extra insertions 25 cents.
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Warren Mail
BE. Cowan
Trams
Avvertesixe
Otte
Our Children by W D Gallagher
A short verse lament about children dying and the grief of parents. The speaker describes the children in death, the tender sorrow of watching over them, and the hope of their souls awakening in light beyond the grave despite the enduring pall of sorrow.
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Norrow
A Touching Physician Tale Of A Deathbed Faith
A long narrative recounts a New York physician's tale of a dying boy who longs for death, questions God, and learns his father is innocent of murder. The boy, suffering hemophilia and deep sorrow, clings to a mother’s ring and dies after the revelation. A striking portrait of child faith and loss.
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New York
Long Island
City
London
Willie
The Selfless Heroic Arm Amputation at Home
A Philadelphia youth who lost his right arm to a railroad accident two years ago shows rare bravery. Refusing to delay, he commands the surgeon to amputate the limb at the sofa rather than on a table, insisting he will not flinch or hinder the operation.
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Knickerbocker
Washington Irving
Philadelphia
Reading
Pennsylvania
Walnut
Amelia
Phenomena of Death and War Wounds Across History
A scatter of antiquated anecdotes on death by gunfire and battle, noting the fleeting pain of fatal wounds and moments of unusual endurance. It recounts episodes from Waterloo and Corunna, a dying soldier’s request for water, and a veteran’s stoic farewell, alongside brief diversions on sermons, inventions, and social quips.
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Spain
William, Prince of Orange
Netherlands
Charles the XII
Lord Byron
Waterloo
Basil Hall
Battle of
Corunna
Hall
Quarterly Review
Ancient Egyptian Mummy Opened For Curious Viewers
A 2000 year old Egyptian mummy is opened amid scholars in linen wrappings. A voice within proclaims itself a Pharaoh descendant, rebuking Yankee curiosity and sparking debate on race and the Egyptian decline.
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Egypt
Red Coat Mystery in a Bar Fight Tale of legal wit
A party recollection features Mr. Webster recounting Barnaby the elder opposing Bruce in a land suit. A red coat witness and Barnaby's red flannel under a blue coat become pivotal, but Bruce exposes the irony and turns the verdict in his favor.
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Webster
Mr. Webster
New Hampshire
Barnaby
Bruce
Barnaby Wee
Arnaly
Parneby
N. O. Picayune
Commodore Stocton Elected U S Senator From New Jersey
A humorous frontier tale about a shipwrecked romance ends with a punch line and a quip on bachelorhood. An old man recalls a navy skirmish at sea and a lost bride to explain why he never married. In another vignette an old lady loses turkeys to brandy cherries and finds them featherless but alive.
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Israel
Jays
Commodore
Straits of the Church
Davy
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W. D. Gallagher
L. G. Clark
L— County
Mij Young Lips
Mr. B
Springfield Republican
Republican
Ile
Natchez
Ohio
Mississippi
Picayune
Cincinnati
Euctioneer
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Louisville
Cobb
Mohawk
Nashville
America
Mexico
Cholain
Bobby
Rer
Dolby Blitz
Littl
Elita
Phila. Ledger
Jenny Lind
Wim. Hoyt
Dupont
Indiana
Hiagweria
Troyt
Dan Tucker
Auld Lang Syne
Pussic Seraking
Julius
de Perlice
Mr. Snow
Rid Coats
Commodore Stocton
U. S
New Jersey
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