04 Oct 1887
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1887
Page
1
A reflective poem contrasts two lovers: one consumed by ardent passion and emotional display, the other pragmatic and distant. It laments heartache, recalls endless sorrow, yet asserts life continues as sun and dawn recur, asserting that passionate love is the source of pain.
The notice lists church services by denomination with pastors and service times. Baptist, Lutheran, Evangelical, Scandinavian, and Catholic services are shown, plus catechism and Sunday schools. A Y M C A meeting for young men is scheduled Saturdays 4 to 5 PM at Hoffman Block.
A list of regular and alternate meeting dates and locations for Warren area lodges and orders. Includes Warren U A No 494 Meant Mondays in United Workmen Hall, K of H No 52 alternate Mondays, North Star Lodge No 24 AY M third Thursday, and other groups in Library building, Allen block, U W Hall, Shaffer block, and neighboring halls. Visitors invited.
Charlie Bennett vows to rise kindly and honestly after writing a set of resolutions at thirteen. He helps his mother and sister, seeks work to support them, and pursues a kinder life while facing tests of temptation and hardship. His journey includes caring for his blind sister Katie and finding early employment, building toward a steady future.
A dying child and grieving father share a night of prayer and dream as a silver boat appears in the moonlit garret. The child speaks of heaven and reunion, while the old man mourns the wife and child they have lost, finding faith in the vision.
The notice cites Downs' Elixir as tied to fifty years of New England history and claims it cures coughs and colds attributed to B.4F. Morris. It also promotes Arnica and Oil Liniment as the best remedy for stiff joints attributed to B. F. Morris.
The Savannah News profiles Miss Mary Murfree known as Charles Egbert Craddock, noting her quiet appearance and rugged outdoor writing talent. It recalls her New York visit, remarks on her health, simplicity, and a playful reference to Aldrich and Marjorie Daw.
Thurlow Weed recalls Dean Richmond Albany railroad tale about his son the conductor who enforces ticket or pass rules. The president is forced to pay his own fare after challenging the youth and learns a lesson in obedience on the road.
The article compiles farm tips on land buying, poultry and bee-keeping, dairy and cattle care, crop protection, and market awareness. It covers water needs for calves, hoof care for horses, insect control, housing shelter, beekeeping, pruning roses, manure and soil management, and cautions on managing stock and marketing for profit. It notes trends like rose stems, dry sage use, and cross-bred eggs potential.
A collection of vignette-style items notes a $20,000 granite monument in Calvary cemetery New York. a San Francisco lumber surge. a Providence marsh valued at $1,000,000. social scraps about Daisy Garland and political figures. antique anecdotes about Miss Barrios and Count Tolstoi. war tales of Apaches and safety tips for ear care. a Camden clergyman wedding tale. and Count Herbert Bismark’s bier-kneipe gathering.
An office notice invites readers to visit the Mat office for all grades of job printing at low prices, promoting affordable printing options.
The homeliest man in Warren and others are invited to call on L. G. Noyes to receive a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam and the Throat and Lungs remedy. It is sold on its merits and guaranteed to cure or relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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