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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1862

Page

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On the Field of Battle Mother I Lay

Thomas Mackellar writes a wartime poem sung as a soldier speaks to his mother. It expresses devotion, sacrifice, and farewell as he nears death in defense of country, asking her to tell siblings of his fallen fate and praying for blessings.

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Drafts and Humor from Baldinsville and Beyond

A long satirical piece from Baldinsville mocks the draft era with a resident’s vow to resign if drafted, townsfolk evading service, and a chaotic public meeting led by a witty schoolmaster. It oltre recounts anecdotes from readers, farmers, stage drivers, and a genial editor, all in humorous dialect.

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Herrick's Army and Navy Pill Patent Mentioned

Long known as Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills are cited in reference to their enduring reputation and historical use. The brief notes highlight the product and its traditional branding within medical offerings of the period.

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Beecher Probes Sunday Ridership On Brooklyn Railroad

Henry Ward Beecher lately pressed railroad conductors about Sunday travel. A Brooklynbased conductor, unfamiliar with him, suggested stopping Sunday rides, noting Beecher’s influence draws visitors to his establishment and boosts profits.

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Sponges and Their Nature from Ocean Depths to Nassau

A historical overview describes sponges as simple marine Protista forming early life links. It covers sponge anatomy including spicule varieties, global habitats, harvesting sites in Nassau and Key West, and the four sponge types yellow, glove, velvet, and mop. It also notes Autumn reflections and a personal note about a daughter singing a new song.

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Thats Whats the Matter Phrase Origin Revealed

A winter returnee visits a sick friend and asks What’s the matter. The woman reveals a newborn infant in bed with the phrase That’s what’s the matter. The anecdote recalls the origin of the popular expression in a humorous bedside scene.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren Mail Ee Cowan Basters HH. A Jamieson D. W. Stranahan Front Street Valergin Johnson’s Exchange Warren. Warren Co G. Wrazeltint P. Johnson Brown Brothers Warren LW. Brown Jonn Brown B. G. Keyes Hickory Third Streets George Balls Central News Depot Warren Va Caughey and Clark Moffat’s Ale Bonnell Block State Street Erie Wm. M. Caughey N. J. Clark Pittsfield House A. Kirberger David M’kelvy Carver House Curtis & Guthrie Tarcen Wetmore and Clark Second Street Johnson & Brown's Wetmore Clark Tidioute Hotel J.M. Hamlin Tidioute E. M. Pierce Third Hickory Streets Barnett W. Lacey Warren Pa Jerome Davis A. Brock A. Fingers Water Street Crystal Palace C. W. Rathbun, & Co Point Breeze Brown P. R. Bennett Smith & Messner Barbeer House Big Bend Chain Ferrand Entertainment Kinzna, Smethport, Olean, &c. Glade L. R. Geer Greenland Brothers M. Shaffer & Co Yankee Nations Bysecker Sene Warren County Nesmith and Keller Exchange Building Hackney House Second Liberty Streets H. Hull Waterstreet General Stage Office George Sailor William Siggins Youngsville Warren Co Warren, Curry David Derickson Meadville Lewis Arnett G. W.N. Yates Columbus H. P. Kinnear Isaac H. Hiller Register and Recorder R. K. Russell Tree Tidiente A. Barnes Sheffield Andrew Latlow Junius RM. Clark C. Masten Glade J. ©. Thames Nelson Preston Basti Parick Falconer Wm. Ff. Dalrymple Pittsfield Mercantile Samuel Hull C. W. Rathbun Thomas Mackellar Artemus Ward Nihil Nihi Nihil Ji Virgil Republic Gloucester Massachusetts Gen. Fremont Cloucester Fremont Gen. Phelps Gov'mont Philadelphia Gen. Patterson Amy Virginia Shenandoah Valley Fom Goddess of Liberty South Betsy A. Linkin Congress the Department of the Gulf Orpheus Kerr Risis John Quincy Adams Army and Navy The Albany Statesman Missouri Hannibal & ST. Joseph R. R. CO Hannibal Atlantic George 8S Harris Han St. Jos City Exchange Boston Mass Josiah Hunt Hannibal, MO WM. Young Spruce Street Fourth Ray
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