29 Sep 1874
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1874
Page
1
J. Wells & Co. druggists offer prescriptions carefully compounded and sell books and paper. Omega Lodge No 250 meets Monday evenings at 7 50 PM. Degree Lodge meets on the second Friday each month at 7 30 PM. KB W Waters, Sec.
The notice lists pastors and service times for Presbyterian Methodist Episcopalian Evangelical Lutheran Catholic and Scandinavian congregations. Sunday services occur at various hours including morning and evening with Sabbath School sessions scheduled across churches and pastors.
Trains run by Erie timetable detail east and west routes from Corry Warren and Irvington, with connections to Oil Creek and Allegheny RR. Schedule lists arrival and departure times, through trains, and special Ex routes. Tickets via Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway offices in Buffalo and Union Ticket Office at 17 Exchange Street.
A reflective exhortation on marital duty and affection. It urges husbands to show tangible love, support wives in toil, train sons to honor mothers, and share household leadership. Emphasizes kindness, patience, trusted finances, and daily tenderness to keep home harmony.
A fragmentary timetable shows train departures and arrivals across Meadville Leavittsburg Mansfield and connections to Dayton Cincinnati Louisville St Louis Kansas City Cleveland Toledo Chicago Milwaukee Omaha and other points. Times include early morning and late evening slots with mixed punctuation.
A satirical tirade blends a farcical haunted boasting by a polygamist with a grim Fiji dinner joke about borrowing servants. The piece pivots from ghostly punishment to a provocative mockery of domestic labor and cannibal humor, ending with a home remedy tip for coughs.
An aging man sits in his chair recalling bells that once marked Sabbath mornings and weddings, with memories of grief for lost loved ones and joy in a grandchild’s touch. He smiles as a child reads beside him, imagining bells tolling again when life ends and the soul finds peace.
The Republic, a new New York morning paper with $500,000 capital opens subscription books as it seeks to align with Grant administration views. Articles cover Art Museum plans, anecdotes on advertising dangers, and a profile of A. T. Stewart, his career, payroll, and store culture. Also notes a Western Union Telegraph Co. building project at Dey Street and Broadway costing $1,700,000.
A Minneapolis reader rediscovered Beecher’s 1856 Brooklyn sermon on seduction. It condemns the seducer as a cruel trickster exploiting innocence, describing ruin, exile, and public scorn while affirming divine judgment and hell for the betrayer.
Dr Hall criticizes the habit of leaping from bed immediately upon waking. He urges eight hours of sleep up to age eighteen with gradual waking for 15 to 20 minutes to ease the body into activity. He warns that rushing upright shocks the system, fatigues the person, and disrupts circulation.
A collage of quips and curiosities ranges from social to scientific jabs. Notes on fashion and wit mingle with reports of yellow fever in the South, rails built and cars counted, and oddities from Iowa orators to Irish perspectives on death. Lack of rail service drives farm abandonments in Vermont.
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