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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1872
Page
1
How Herman Won His Wife Story Told by a Farm Tale
Herman confesses love for Miss Miller to his uncle James, who rejects the match due to family feud with Arabella Miller. Years later James grows ill and Herman brings Annie, a refined housekeeper with a hidden past, into the home. Annie, revealed as Fanny Miller, wins James’s trust, and Herman marries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Herman Wilson
Mr. Grey
Grey
John Miller
James
Tournay
James Wilson
Uncle James
Squire Heyward
Hoe
New York
Arabella
John
Fanny Miller
Eliza
Forhead
Annie
Mr. Wilson
Doctor Hodges
Max
Anie
Nerman
Liza
Flerman
Fanny
Congressional bill funds U.S. consular service salaries abroad
The bill providing funds for the consular and diplomatic service of the United States Government for the year ending June 30 1873 appropriates 419 925 dollars for salaries and contingent expenses of ministers abroad their secretaries and other diplomatic assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston Girl Recalled Engagement With Harvard Student Jackson
A Boston girl was asked if she had once been engaged to a party named Jackson, then a Harvard student, and she replied she remembers the circumstance but is unsure of the name. The exchange suggests a social recollection amid campus connections and local gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jackson
Harvard
New Spring Shoes Promising Comfort and Style
The New York Shoe and Leather reporter surveys spring novelties in ladies footwear. Broad soles and low wide heels replace the French heel, with styles like Scotch welt walking boots and buttoned pebble goat sandals. Several designs feature pink kid trim, copper tacks, and satin rosettes, with prices around twelve dollars and shifting away from bronze to black for refined taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newport
Opium Poppy Production and Trade in Antiquity
The article describes opium derived from Papaver somniferum, its cultivation across Asia and parts of Europe, and historic methods of extraction. It explains varieties from Smyrna, Turkey, India, and China, with notes on quality, adulteration, and East India Company regulation since 1773.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Hindostan
Persia
Asia Minor
Egypt
China
Smyrna
Turkey Or
Levant
Calcutta
Bombay
East India Company
Turkey
Bengal
India
British East India Company
If You Must Carve A Turkey Learn From The Expert Satire
A humorous guide on carving birds lampoons the male vanity of hosts. It advises practicing with the cook, using rough theatrics at table, and spoofing guests with exaggerated techniques. It ends noting simple rules can train any man beyond primitive cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Newport
Esquimaux
A Case in Comparative Pathology Re Lancers Monkey Cure
A London Lancet correspondent cites a Zoological Gardens chimpanzee healing from a winter illness through careful medical care. The two year old animal avoided danger by restrained feeding, ammonia remedies, linseed meal poultices, brandy in milk, and nursing, recovering after weeks to a lively state. the piece humorously notes the risk of going out in evening dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Lancer
Zoological Gardens
Zoological Society
Extraordinary divorce suit in circuit court of St Louis
William Fowble a farm hand testifies in a trial alleging two men abducted him on April 8 and forced him to marry a neighbor woman by a regularly ordained preacher. He fled after the ceremony and has never seen his wife since. A note on a new process distilling Scotch whiskey from thistle is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
St. Louis
William Fowble
Little Girl Saves Communion Service in Chicago Fire
In an address to children Rev. Charles P. Dorset recalls a widow's mite offering that grew into a silver and gold chalice. He then recounts seven year old Louisa Enderli rescuing the Chicago church communion service during the great fire, enduring smoke and danger to place it in the rector's hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles P. Dorset
Church of the Ascension
Louisa Enderli
Papa
Umbrella Borrowing Confession From Mr Beecher
In Ledger Mr Beecher defends his borrowing of De Chailly’s famous umbrella and denies taking the world traveling emblem. He jokes about past borrowing from family and maintains he returned or kept within limits of honesty despite the ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
The
Ledger
New York
de Chailly
Egypt
Africa
Norway
Sweden
Wyandotte Sets To Grow A Twenty Acre Chicken Farm
A new twenty acre poultry operation has begun near Wyandotte Kansas. The project marks a significant expansion in local farming with plans for poultry production and employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte, Kansas
Teeth shedding and early extraction guidance
The piece argues against extracting first or second set of teeth to create space. It warns that removing teeth halts jaw growth and alters facial expression and speech. It states extractions during later caries may cause less facial damage.
Gold in North Carolina and nearby fields
The North Carolina gold scene supports many workers with modest results. major veins lie in Stanley county with auriferous hills across North Carolina and Georgia. A British company at Gold Hill reported $5,000 in ore in December, while ore refuse sells for 20 to 40 dollars per ton and yields profits of about 17 dollars per ton after costs. Smaller nuggets, sometimes found by African workers, range from five to fifteen pennyweights with rare finds like a $200 nugget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Stanley County
Georgia
Gold Hill
Hartford Times
Risley
Berlin
Conmn
New Yorker's Private Earthquake Letter From California
A private letter from Charles Nordhoff recounts his California earthquake experiences at 2:10 AM and subsequent shocks. He describes sleeping outdoors, the adobe house cracking, and the moonlit night, with multiple aftershocks and the sense of danger mingled with fascination. The piece blends personal detail with a sampler of other brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nordhoff
California
N. Y. Tribune
Warning to American Girls on Swiss Marriage Formalities
An American girl married a Swiss gentleman in this city and returned to his homeland. The Soleure Supreme Court reportedly voided the marriage for lacking consent of the husband’s commune. The wife is left with no redress while the husband stays abroad. American brides marrying Continental Europeans risk dis redress if local birthplace formalities are unmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Pacific Railroad
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Pacific Road
San Francisco
Western Pacific Road
Pacific Line
Central Pacific
Central and Southern Pacific
Congress
Supreme Court of
Canton of
Soleure
America
Europe
N. Y
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NEW Yorker
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Jennie Pettis
Burlington
Iowa
West Point
Edmonia Lewis
Newton
Kansas
Treasury Department
Illinois
Jimmy
Mississippi
Raleigh
Boston Globe
Phenabe Schofield
Richmond
Ind
War Department
Rrussia
South Bend
Auguste Miller
Agassiz
Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte
London
Indianapolis
Children’s Aid Society
Hoosier
Racine Journal
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