13 May 1852
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1852
Page
1
The Warren Mail announces subscription rates of 10 per year in advance or 12 per year, with 50 cent extra for residence delivery. Papers not discontinued until all arrears are paid. Advertising: one square of 12 lines three times for 1, with 25 cents per subsequent insertion.
A nostalgic verse in which the speaker leaves distant rivers and foreign scenes to crave home. Soft images of nature and the lush summer day give way to a plea for reunion with old playmates and the embrace of Fatherland.
A Warren Mail piece presents a devotional vignette titled Voices Before the Throne. It narrates a holy maiden kneeling by a woodland bank as angelic beings and Gabriel fill the air with hymns before the child falls into a sleep that is deathlike. The piece closes with a moral note on envy and parental authority.
Rev. Dr. Bushnell describes the first marriage as a sacred prelapsarian union blessed by God. Curiosity led to the fall, changing hearts and tarnishing beauty and love, yet the concept of marriage endures as a symbol of primal innocence amid a world cursed by sin.
A Taney county panther attack in the Osage region ends with a hunter wounding and killing the beast after a fierce struggle. The frontiersman loses most of his clothing, but survives with aid from his dog which bites him but frees the hunter to finish the fight.
The article frames the church as a divinely organized force for world conversion. It praises its people, resources, and unity, urging each congregation to act as a missionary body with a shared aim to spread the gospel. Expansion, benevolence, and holy spirit drive visible results and divine blessing.
A king finds his grand garden wilting and each plant laments uselessness. The oak, rose, grape vine, and box all claim they lack value, while the heart's ease explains the value of being the best version of oneself. The tale delivers a child centered moral about being good while young.
A Newfoundland dog and a gentleman on Lynd beach Kent despatch a rope to a stranded vessel after the dog retrieves the line from a thrown wood piece. The crew are saved. The excerpt also includes moral observations on statesmanship and childhood love, with reflections on virtue, religion, and human nature.
An American News piece urges farmers to couple crop farming with scientific manure use. It stresses balanced fertilizers, soil protection, and proper composting, urging study and long effort to regenerate soil, improve productivity, and strengthen community well being.
An April Farm Journal piece by a Lancaster County farmer urges wider corn rows, four feet apart, with at most two stalks per hill. He notes southern growers plantings in four feet apart yield heavier crops and suggests north south row orientation may help yields.
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