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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1870
Page
4
A collection of Danish folk legends recounts brave soldiers sharing beer with a wounded foe, a bell ringing to comfort a dying mother, Paul Vendelbo Loeven Derner’s rise from humble origins, and miraculous survivals in sieges. Churchyard mysteries, a shipboard wedding murder, and a rich lady’s cursed church ending with a thorn tree mark the tales.
The Times notes a California gold drift skull might predate known European finds and volanic layers, suggesting the New World could be older. If verified, it would push human antiquity earlier, revise ethnology, and raise Asia to possibly originate from America.
A Victorian tone argues engagements serve as probation for both parties and warns against rushing to marriage. It stresses incompatibility as a common cause, urges careful selection, and notes that a broken engagement can spare later heartbreak. The piece cites a case of a woman pressuring marriage and a $5000 cost to end it.
Detailed domestic guidance on slaughtering and picking poultry, packing for shipment, and maintaining clean water for farm animals. Includes methods for fowls and turkeys, dairy and milking practices, and hog rearing for larger porkers with emphasis on hygiene, temperature, and consistent care.
The Pomeroy's Democrat asserts the largest circulation among political papers worldwide and promises a thoroughly Democratic content mix. It features political editorials by Brick Pomeroy, Saturday night chapters, social chats, Terrence McGrant’s letters, financial and commercial reports, Masonic and agricultural sections, and general news. Subscriptions are $2.50 with specimen copies and circulars available from M. M. Pomeroy in New York.
367 Liberty st Pittsburgh Pa. STEAM Engines Iron and Wood Working Machinery Steam Pumps Engineers and Machinists Tools Steam Fire Engines Belting Woolen Machinery Machine Cards Manufacturers and Mill Supplies A constant supply on hand and furnished on short notice Orders solicited.
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