Warren Mall Mail Terms and Publication Rates
E C Cowan, editor and proprietor, declares terms for mail and office subscribers at 1 40 per annum. An extra 50 cents for home delivery. Papers not discontinued until arrears are paid, unless publisher opts. Advertising rates set at one square of 12 lines, three insertions for 1, subsequent insertions 25 cents each.
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Warren Mall
E. Cowan
Indiawer
RZOW
Teaus
Apventisina
Arabian Legend of Mount Moriah and Brotherly Harvest
A tale from Arabs recounts two brothers sharing a ploughed field near Mount Moriah. Each night they subtly equalize heaps by adding sheaves for the other, preserving equal shares. When confronted, they learn the miracle was their mutual generosity, blessing the site for worship and peace. A bachelor’s remark contrasts wives’ influence with sowing tares. The silent eye is a powerful conqueror.
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Mount Moriah
Temple of Jerusalem
Omar
Moses Marogoliouth
Israel
The Fatal Joke
A tale of a prankster whose mask plan for Julia leads to her sudden death and his friend Robert becoming a hopeless idiot. Fifteen years later the narrator warns youths that playful deception can end in tragedy and remorse.
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Robert
Ife
New England
Julia
Ile
Somnus
Peter Sky
Onondaga Castle
Syracuse Journal
United States
Porter
Niagara Frontier
Chippewa
la Fort
Vinrurs or Milk and the true type of all food
The article extols milk as a perfect diet containing curd butter sugar and minerals and explains its role in muscle formation fat supply bone strength and digestion. It cites Prout and insists on chemical purity to avoid adulteration and preserve health benefits.
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Bugg
Indians Bestow Significance Names In Fort Simpson Find
Lieut Loop er of the Arctic expedition encounters a Fort Simpson woman named Thirty six Tongues. The exchange reflects native naming customs and marks a notable ethnographic moment reported in the paper.
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Lieut
Looper
Fort Simpson
Clerkship at Factory Tour Ends in Carding Mishap
A straw-hatted Yankee visits a factory, observes picker, beater, lap-winder and carding, and is nearly drawn into the carding machinery. He escapes with his clothes tangled, after a comic, danger-filled misadventure amid the saws and gear. The scene includes factory girls, a witty stripper, and warnings about moving near gearing.
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Johnathan
Siay
Jonathan
Oxford
Academy
Scott
Jerusalem
Strangeness of Death for Man and Angels
The text argues that angels do not fear death and that humans alone face the profound realities of mortality. It reflects on the decay of the body, the alienation from the living self, and the need for faith to imagine a future beyond this world. Dr. Chalmers.
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Chalmers
New Army Uniform Described by War Department
War Department issues a general description of the United States Army uniform. Officers wear a dark blue frock coat with varying skirt length. enlisted men wear a single breasted dark blue frock. Branch colors appear on collars and cuffs: artillery scarlet, infantry Saxony blue, riflemen emerald green, dragoons orange. Caps are dark blue with rank and branch trims.
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War Department
Army of the United States
Artillery
Saxony
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Thomas Story
Virginia
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England
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