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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1895
Page
4
R F P Gallick in Popular Science Monthly argues truth is colored by self interest. He contends truth demands intellectual and moral development and a mathematical fairness: treat others as you wish to be treated, and avoid condemning faults in others you overlook in yourself. If you can tell the truth, tell as much as you can.
The piece surveys modern commencement norms favoring student speakers over old speeches and outlines the dinner culture. It highlights Japan's rising shipbuilding and industrial power, innovative New York tenement design by Mary Gannon and Alice Land, and a navy squadron deployment with ships stationed at Honolulu and San Francisco.
The piece denounces street meat displays as disease risks and calls for glass cases in shops. It contrasts China and Japan wartime morale and soldier treatment, accusing China of misrule and corruption. It notes a steamboat tragedy in Puget Sound and reports that over a third of a telephone company’s 896,674 miles of wire are underground.
A Victorian era testimonial style urges readers to use Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and prevent debility as days warm. It claims people recovered from ailments during cold months and credits many reliable testimonials to the remedy's success.
Fox Hill reports land and home transactions and visits around Scandia North Warren and Sheffield. Addison Fox sold his farm to T F Johnson of Sheffield. Mr Johnson finishes his house ahead of moving in. Mies Gertrude Dinsmoor from Scandia visits. Various families including the Gages Foxes and Stantons are seen visiting and hosting on the hill and nearby areas. UNCLE ZEB.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. it is a constitutional blood disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is a regular prescription by county physicians, with tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials available free. F F Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists 75 cents.
The article explains that a tired feeling signals low vitality from reduced red blood cells, worsened by spring demands after winter. It promotes Tfood's Sarsaparilla as the best spring medicine to purify and enrich blood, restoring energy and strength to all organs.
Testimonials from Warrian Gardner of Fall River and Exmer J Woorey of Jamesburg praise Hood's Sarsaparilla. Gardner reports hip ulcers sciatica fatigue eczema and headaches improving after six bottles and blood clearing. Woorey says tiredness nerves and poor appetite improved after two bottles and urges others to take Hood's.
Purify your blood and aid digestion with Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad claims it cures scrofula eczema salt rheum and other diseases and provides testimonials from Mrs A S Bowen James Scanlon and Mrs H B Keapie. Sold by druggists at 1, six for 5, prepared by Hood & Co. Lowell Mass.
The Northwestern Volunteer Firemen's association held a two o'clock Wednesday meeting at S. V. O. hall with about twenty four delegates from McKean Erie Crawford and Warren counties. Delegates received badges and were briefed on forming a regional body to share ideas, benefits, and support among volunteer fire companies.
April 9 report describes a pleasant Maccabees reception for Sir Knight George Aker and his bride with Knights and Ladies present, games, and a quartet. Mentions Mrs. Joseph Brown funeral attendance, lilies and carvations on the casket, and a local institute program in Kinzua with speakers, recitations, and calisthenics.
Mead Union No 447 E A U adopts resolutions on the death of brother John Logan. The group offers sympathy to his wife and family, bows to the divine will, and cloaks its charter in mourning for thirty days. A copy is sent to the family and published in the Warren Evening News.
Scenic travel ad advocates a Mackinac Island trip as the Great Lakes summer resort. Details include roundtrip fares from Detroit Toledo Cleveland, about 313 815 and 18 dollars, meals and berth, along with new steel steamers costing 300000 each. Four weekly trips plus daily Detroit Cleveland routes. Contact A A Schantz for pamphlet.
Harrisburg date March 20 1895 notice that the Democratic State Central Committee will meet in Harrisburg on Wednesday April 17 1895 at 12 oclock noon in the Committee rooms 14 and 16 South Market square to elect a chairman for the ensuing year fix the time and place for the State Convention and transact other proper business James A Stranahan Chairman Democratic State Central Committee.
An advertisement urges customers to let Kaufmann Brothers of Pittsburgh deliver the Spring and Summer Catalogue by mail. It promises a gratis catalogue and savings comparable to city shoppers, encouraging ordering by mail from the store that bills itself as the biggest in the country.
Deeds recorded with dates in 1895 to 1898 show transfers from Lewis Sutton Frederick Sutton Priscilla York A J Hazeltine Harry Cusick Ritta C McCoy Kate M Staver Kate M Staver to Lorena Davis Frank O Babcock Chas Owens M F Hunter Kate M Staver L A McIntyre. Locations include Warren borough Glade Brokenstraw Pittsfield Columbus and related consideration amounts from 80 to 600 dollars.
A historical ad-like column extolls Bovinine as a life-saving raw food for wasting diseases. It argues modern doctors treat the siege by enriching blood and building strength, claiming 25,000 doctors endorse the product and that few nutrients can match its concentrated nourishment and stomach relief.
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