30 Mar 1899
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1899
Page
1
Poem by Belle Hunt describes Easter lilies blooming along the roads to Bethlehem and Calvary. The setting sun and holy landscape frame a vision of lilies marking the Savior's path.
Miss Bertha Thomas, Grace Church assistant organist, operates the chimes in a dim room beside the church entrance. She explains an electrical setup with dampeners and a phone attachment allowing expressive chime music and distant bells heard worldwide.
A Chicago News piece offers a string of cautions about mindset and behavior. It advises against rushing into commitments, ignoring debt, overworking, or whining, and warns about appearances, bias, and misjudging others.
The Caribbean region includes Porto Rico and Hayti with native meanings noted. Cuba’s name origin is uncertain. Naval logistics dispatch 8,000 heavy projectiles daily to stations for transfer to warships. Cuba’s main island spans 40,000 to 43,000 square miles. the Isle of Pines covers 1,214 square miles.
Fragmentary notice cites best and cheapest options at Mam Orvicz location. No clear names, dates, or full items due to damaged text.
Philadelphia reports show solid Republican support for Senator Matthew Stanley Quay in Pennsylvania primaries. Lancaster County delivered a decisive 5,000 to 7,000 margin for Quay supporters, rebuking insurgents led by William Flinn and Dave Martin and aligning Delaware, Butler, Montour, Union, Blair, Warren counties with the regular party.
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution presents humorous exchanges in dialect about family life and farm chores. The speaker ponders what Jimmie and Maria are doing while neighbors awaken to thaw a barn fire with neighbors noting activity around the violet beds.
A digest of midweek world events reports heavy fighting around Manila with American forces advancing toward Malolos and casualties rising. Other items cover ships, uprisings in Jamaica and Bolivia, royal decrees, and notable deaths while war news dominates the week.
The Star notes a disagreement over credit for a cigar scene in The Quest of the Picturesque, where Einstein allegedly refuses credit until a further cigar is set. It mentions a humorous mockery in a New York Journal snippet about an ugly ward resident who will pose for a photo.
Wm K Fisher reflects on Easter as the birthday of hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The sermon emphasizes faith in the living Christ, the promised life after death, and the City of Light for believers, with comfort for those grieving.
A religious piece by Wm. H. Bisher discusses the Easter message and the Christian hope of immortality. It explains faith in Jesus as life beyond death, the risen Christ as savior and advocate, and a threefold outline of hope: source, nature, and object.
A string of paradoxes and moral quips laces a meditation on pleasure, duty, and human folly. The narrator questions habit, reputation, and fate with probing one line thoughts and historical anecdotes about Kempis and common foibles.
The passage recalls Jesus assuring Martha of the resurrection and declaring I am the resurrection. It urges believers to embody Christ’s life through their feet hands lips and offerings, living as children of the Lord through daily consecration.
A collection of aphoristic lines on manners work love and family life. It notes beliefs about satisfaction courage and social roles with examples touching workers couples and cultural contrasts. The tone is wry reflective and instructional.
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