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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1870
Page
4
A bird on a tree sings a bittersweet farewell to summer, lamenting departure and recalling love, home, and memories as winter approaches. The verse traces changing seasons and the beauty and loss of a single summer through the bird’s mournful, lyric reflection.
A surgeon recalls arriving at Bazeilles after the battle as bodies and wounded lay intermingled. A German carrier dies, a Berserk woman fires, soldiers shoot, a mother sobs, and a peasant wife kills a Bavarian dragged into flames. The scene ends with a haunting cry from the dying man.
The article presents a table comparing population growth across cities named, tracing expansion from 1860 onward. It highlights relative gains and structure of urban increase over the period, reflecting shift in settlement patterns.
A Chester woman, married to Mr. Taylor, is identified as a legal heir to a vast New York City estate once leased from Robert Edwards by King George III. The 99 year lease has expired, projecting her share into a $32,000,000 inheritance. The Glens Falls Messenger reports the heiress pursues possession of her portion.
The wedding date is not fixed but expected in the first week of February at Windsor Castle. Parliament may be asked to grant a dowry of 30000 pounds and an annuity of 6000 pounds, matching Princess Helena’s settlement on marrying Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein.
A humorous tale of a chaotic house painting with a novice narrator and a crew who overrun the home. The misadventures include slips in paint, windows torn out, and mistaken help from the homeowner as the painters discuss unions and prices. Enduring domestic disruption leads to plans to move the house to the shop.
Meade Brothers establish a German hand cheese factory in South Philadelphia using dairy curd from Chester and Delaware counties. The plant, five stories tall, produces up to 50,000 cheeses daily with steam powered machinery and a twelve day process from curd to boxed shipment. The system emphasizes cleanliness and patent innovations to keep cheese merchantable nationwide.
A Celestial and a man from the Flowery Kingdom marry in a Melican fashion in Justice Ellis's court. John Sung Fung and Ho-ye Go-ye exchange vows, pay for the license, and celebrate with wine. The couple then head to Chinatown amid pride in their Melican wedding.
Tur Lirrte Corporal Magazine November issue praised for beauty and improved format with engravings and a large circulation potential. Subscriptions offer free 1870 numbers, with club premiums and nationwide reach. Peterson's Magazine highlighted for low price, rich content, and 1871 free copy and engraving offer. subscription details and club pricing provided. Address Peterson at 306 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
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