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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1882

Page

1

Angelic procession at church shelters newborn amid silent prayers

In a dim church a newborn girl with brown eyes and curls enters the aisle as worshipers listen to the organ. An unseen figure bears the child forward, moving the congregation to tears and the narrator to wonder about heaven and guidance at the heavenly gates.

Advice on choosing a husband and lasting happiness at home

A columnist urges women to seek a true gentleman for marriage, noting happiness lies at home. True gentleness includes generosity and concern for others, with polite conduct and respected character. Warns against haste, fads, or choosing partners from saloons or pool halls, and encourages patience for the right match.

Farmers as Cornerstone of Society and Education

The author argues farmers are the backbone of civilization, supplying food and resources while many neglect education. It calls for farmers to read, educate their families, and stay informed, urging them to lead and organize local meetings to influence public life.

Congress

Tank for Sale at Matt Office

Woopen tank for sale with 20 barrel capacity in good condition offered at a bargain. Apply at the Matt office.

Matt

Comet Forecast Debate Stirs public awe and caution

Reports claim a brilliant morning comet could return next year and collide with the sun, but mathematicians say the current object is not the 1880 comet and cannot return soon. Observations suggest it may be linked to 1843 or another body, with no proven orbit narrowing or sun collision expected.

Msg Cunningham Covington Carrington Cummagen Carrenton Sarah H. Follinsbee Dallas Centre Town Morton Reger K. Folliasbee Dallas Iowa Sarah HH Follinsbee Prof. Morton Roger K. Follinsbee Sarah I. Follinsbee

Batw's Sells Wide Range of Underwear Prices

Batw's offers underwear from the lowest price ranges to the finest quality, providing a broad selection for shoppers seeking value and luxury in intimate apparel.

A Traveler's Comic Telegraphic Lesson At The Window

An inexperienced traveler bungles a telegram draft, learns to compress the message, and leaves with a hurried practice in telegraphic etiquette. The operator explains costs and hints at future improvements as the man mutters a refined version for home.

Ascent of the Washington Monument Becomes a Horror

An 375 foot ascent inside the unfinished Washington Monument by elevator is described as terrifying with a weighty platform and dark chasm below. A panorama from the top reveals the Treasury building, Capitol, and Washington’s grid plan, while the ride back is feared. The elevator operator jokes about future riders.

Washington N.Y. Sun Washington Monument Treasury Capitol Great Pyramid St. Peter’s

New Yorker Tom Marshall Forges Peace Through Marksman Rivalry

In Admiral Gregory time a New Yorker sailor named Tom Marshall defied orders to shoot at a hogshead when British ships practiced firing in Rio. He hit the target and faced a flogging, but Gregory sent him to the English frigate where the crew praised him, and Marshall was rewarded and promoted.

John Bull Uncle Sam Creed Gregory Tom Marshall England Rio Janeiro Marshall Hogshead Tie New York

Last Hours of Engineer at Syracuse and a Child’s Farewell

A fragment from a New York Central death recalls an engineer in his final hours near Syracuse who relived his trips from Syracuse to Buffalo and cried out as he braked to stop. The piece shifts to a Detroit Free Press account of baby May’s deathbed scene and a long page of humorous items and sayings from the era.

Creeman New York Central Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia Sor Sale Jounson & Siegfreid Baby May New Jerusalem Detroit Free Press

Are Parents Ready for School to Begin

A call for active parental involvement as school opens. The piece argues parents must prepare their children’s education, engage with teachers, inspect school facilities, and regularly discuss school progress to ensure children learn and thrive. It urges ongoing public interest beyond initial enthusiasm.

No Harm in Blowing Into a Gun

A short note explains that harm comes from the gun being blown out rather than the act of blowing into it. Advertisements announce new wallpaper stock at Variety Hall and floor oil cloths at A. A. Davis & Co.

Variety Hall A. A. Davis & Co’s

Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer Promises Clear Growth

Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer claims to remove dandruff restore natural hair color and promote new growth without harming health unlike sulfur or silver preparations. It promises quick brown glossy hair and offers bottle warranties with Smith Kline & Co. and C N Critlenton as wholesale agents.

Smith, Kline & CO Var and C. N. Critlenton New

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