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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1892
Page
10
A Mirror note critiques a Laparr stance on Homestead trouble and Labor issues. It defends unionizes, condemns corporate power, and urges ballot action, citing strikes, tariffs, and the rise of unions among workers and farmers. It defends labor rights while warning against political manipulation by corporations.
The piece discusses constructive criticism of federal policies at Homestead and rail against factory practices. It cites arbitration, militia enforcement, and wages while contrasting socialist and anarchist labels. It notes congressional reports on drunkenness claims and political rivalries shaping Crawford Erie district politics.
An advertisement claims bright people recognize a good thing and buy the Little Early Risers from Noyes Drug Store. It touts a money back guarantee for Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy and dismisses advertising fakes while promoting the A G brand French peas mushrooms sardines and macaroni sold by Siegfried & Co.
An old ad text touts Dr Haines Golden Specific as a harmless powder that cures drunkenness whether moderate or alcoholic. It claims easy administration in beer coffee tea or food without the patient knowing, with thousands of cures and a 48 page bank of particulars. A separate testimonial praises Ely Dream Balm for catarrh with rapid relief and claimed permanent cure.
An advertisement touts Dr Franklin Miles and his Heart Cure as a universal remedy for heart disease and related symptoms. It claims a free book from Morris and Sulens and urges readers to try the restorative Xervine for headaches and similar ailments.
A list of undelivered letters in Warren Pennsylvania dated August 10 1892 includes LADIES Ackley Edith Farnsworth Kate Case Jennie Hall Clara Cordel Mame Marshall Hattie Nesh and MOR GENTS Bailey Warren McMichael Colby McCarrten DeWitt Munson Dan Master P Fg-i Ion Charles Ryan Patrick Freer S A Rimbey D Kelly EA Taylor W I Kesty Fedacko Temple Samuel Leer WibbCB Wyman WG. All letters not called for in two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter office. Please state advertised when inquiring. P M W A Mirczwer?
Market report lists prices paid by Warren dealers for country produce and daily goods. Notes small supplies with berries and melons nearly gone, cantaloupes and melons at best market, some northern vegetables available. Items featured include flour, syrups, honey, tea, coffee, crackers, evaporated fruit, soaps, and sugars.
Miss Ina B. Linsner 27 died August 3 in Pleasant township after typhoid fever. A Rochester business college graduate and longtime stenographer for W. P. Davis of Warren, she leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Linsner, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral held last Thursday with Rev E. H. Hampson officiating. interment in Ortland. The note thanks friends for support during the sorrow. Also notices the August 5 death of Mrs Jane Andrus age 72 years 1 month 22 days. Funeral by Peter Greenlums Sons, Warren, and Inland Undertaker, Warren.
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