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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1883
Page
4
The passage laments unheeded voices and a heart overwhelmed by tears. It reflects regret that past pleas were ignored and sorrow remains unassuaged, the speaker's emotions lingering in a muffled, archaic cadence.
A tyrant count taxes his people as revolts grow among the steely armed peasants. The castle is stormed by Carl Steinert and his band after prayers are heard in a sacred hall. The young Countess Clotilde dies and secures a promise of liberty for her people.
Monterey cor respondents describe Mexican reserve toward Americans and foreigners, noting past abuses of hospitality by some travelers. The writer regrets U.S. conduct abroad and fears distrust will harm innocent people, urging caution in reporting sensational behavior.
London diner Mr. Thomas Hankey has published a book on dinner giving. His rules include limiting guests to twelve or fourteen and dining at 8 15 with a prompt return to the drawing room by 9 30. He urges a cooler dining room, fewer dishes, and punctual starts to elevate London dinners.
Pittsburg Dispatch reports on a visit with Walt Whitman who appears not ailing and remains active, living between Philadelphia and Camden. The piece describes his eccentric attire, notably a gray suit, open shirt, and wide hat, and notes a centuries‑old portrait in his parlor said to be a Hollander ancestor clarifying his lineage.
A Chester County cow adopts two lambs while a New England mouse dies after listening to a gentleman sing. Amesbury Massachusetts farmer reports a dove mimicking farm birds and a monkey learns by chance from olives to obtain sugar, after many failed attempts.
Walter A Wood enclosed gear mowing machines priced at 65 with optional Reaper attachment. Anson Wood mower at 63, Meadow King 60, Chase Taylor springtooth harrow 20. Also plows cultivators rakes wagons fencing paint ranges sewing machine and general hardware offered at low cash prices.
The quote denounces clubs and clans as selfish, urging a united world where each person helps others. It champions individual strength, shared burden, and front-line solidarity over exclusive groups, calling for universal fellowship rather than factional protection.
A long critique laments the removal of the Liberty Statue pedestal hand from Madison Square. It condemns wealthier Gothamites for abandoning the project while praising the engineer and warning of cultural theft. The piece questions colonial history and the fate of the obelisk and its carved records.
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