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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1850
Page
1
The Warren Mail lists subscription prices and policy details. Annual prepaid rate is $1.40 with 50 cents extra for residence delivery. No paper discontinued for arrears except at publisher option. Advertising charges: one square of 12 lines costs $1 for three insertions, 25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
A critique in the Pitts. Saturday Visiter condemns lazy husbands who shirk chores, arguing mothers train sons and that neglect yields mean men. The piece warns against gendered indolence, urging women to insist on shared work to avoid lifelong hardship.
A wealthy Boston citizen was convicted of letting a house knowing it would be kept as a house of ill fame and sentenced to two months imprisonment.
In Prague 1846 Liszt helps a poverty stricken fellow musician claiming kinship. He rewards the old man with a diamond set in a medallion, enabling the man to seek funds, while Liszt later is accused of nothing and proves his generosity with practical aid.
The tale recounts Liszt improvising a soulful piano melody in a jeweler’s parlor. A gorgeous daughter applauds him, and the pair soon fall in love. The jeweler offers a fortune of three million francs for marriage, Liszt agrees, and the wedding is celebrated within a week, hailed as a true chronicle of the pianist.
The Charleston Mercury and New York Express debate Texas claims east of the Rio Grande. They question Texas’s boundary, appeal to law and justice, and suggest appeal to the Supreme Court or commissions if Texas seeks adjustment or payment under federal pledges.
A New York Evangelist excerpt urges believers to respond to false accusations not with retaliation or lawsuits but by living aright. It cautions that calumniators thrive on attention, advising patience and steadfast virtue to expose lies and brighten the persecuted life over time.
A reflective essay warns that a century will erase current life and memory while urging moral renewal. It praises Sunday Schools for reforming youth, contrasts lawlessness with virtue, and closes with a parable on love, family ties, and religious devotion.
The Scientific American essay defends invention against skeptics, noting many patents are valuable and many ideas mature slowly. It cites steam navigation, railways, and telegraph as vast progress, with figures on world steamboat use and miles of rail, urging continued study and support for future breakthroughs.
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