Warren Mail publishable terms and notices
The Warren Mail lists subscription rates: 150 per year in advance, 4:200 within the year, plus 50 cents for home delivery. No paper will be discontinued while arrearages remain unpaid except at the publisher’s option. Rates for small insertions are 25 cents per insertion for the first three, then higher for subsequent insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mail
Cowan
Anyanrisixc
Col. D
Mobile
Alabama
General Wood
Ile
The Dying Boy Pleads For The Land Of Bloom
A dying boy talks to his mother asking about life after death and longs to hear of heaven. He rejects earth and childhood memories and seeks the clime where his deathless soul will go, hoping for a blissful, eternal shore where they part no more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Bloody Hand of John Brown a Grim Tale of Murder and Mercy
A grim 19th century tale from Hopedale follows farmer John Brown and his wife Meg as a murder plot unfolds. A wounded traveler is saved by Meg, Brown’s guilt haunts him, a noble Earl offers mercy, and a later trial ends in a pardon after years of hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Kengland
Cain
Brown
Stonehill
Lincolnshire
John Brown
Hopedale
God of
Officers of Justice
London
Samuel Jones
England
Damocles
Church Yard
Meg
Earl of
Lost Coronet Sparkles Then Vanishes in Forest Road
A royal carriage moves swiftly through a sunlit scene as a coronet gleams, but the vehicle disappears into a winding forest path leaving observers unsettled.
Tomato Sauce From Ripe Tomatoes and Apples
Instructions describe making a tomato sauce by stewing ripe tomatoes with apples and seasoning with salt and pepper. A sufficient water amount may negate the need for added salt, yielding a sauce not too acid for meat. otherwise flavor is intensified for other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomarro Junty
Germantown Telegraph
Hints to Farmers by Horace Greeley
The article urges farmers to balance labor with study and rest. It advocates ten hours summer eight winter for a living, urges evenings for reading and rational recreation, and praises the newspaper as a steady source of instruction. It suggests small collective funds to buy standard books and emphasizes making home life pleasant with relaxing, educational time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
Yankee apple paring machine showcased at Albany fair
An Albany exhibition describes a patented Yankee invention that pares cores and slices apples in sequence using a wheel and tin knives. The device sits on a box and feeds pies or puddings, promising speed but dimming the labor of traditional apple paling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesse BE
Snakre
She
Joax
Ean
Lacey
Alabama Journal
J. J. Hoo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!