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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1885
Page
8
Manager Carver announces Madame Janauschek appears in her new play My Life at Library Hall on Saturday April 11. The four act drama traces an English baronet who secretly marries a Parisian singer, then faces bigamy issues and a choice between two wives.
A mix of medical ads tout Elec tric Bitters and Shilohs Vitalizer with testimonials from Mr T W Atkins of Girard Kansas. It also discusses Plymouth Rocks and their fattening, egg production, and hardy chicks plus a note on manure quality from the American Cultivator. The Lev ver office offers printing services at low cost with book work highlighted.
Public demand for Ma dame Janauschek’s private car leads to limited permits via Manager Frank Carver. Car will host visitors 3 to 5 PM Saturday April 11 near the furniture factory track. Also notices Warren hardware move and tin shop updates, and various local ads on cough remedies sheep feeding, magnetic basin, and cholera note from 1832.
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