The Ledger's Letters Hints at Local Happenings and Travel
The article compiles brief notes from Sugar Grove and surrounding townships. It records community events including church services, visits, family reunions, local gossip, and small incidents, naming residents such as Miss Blanche Ruhlman, Mrs. Seifert, and Rev. J. W. Gage among others, with dates and places in Warren, Kane, Chandle rs Valley, and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Ruhlman
South Corydon
Russ
Mead School
Fred Honhart
Chandlers Valley
Mrs. Swanson
Rose Critchtow
Salome Smutz
Qerry
Florence B. Braley
M. L. Pheips
Kane
James Stanton
Stanton Hill
Jamestown
W. W. Logan
Queker Hill
Leon Stanton
Fred. F. Putnam
Wattsburg
Cynthia Caukins
Smethport
L. F. den
J. Cowden
North Warren
L. F. Deming
Tom Wood
Calvin Ellis
Wm. Hudson
Carrol, N
Russell
L. D. Phillips
G. Peck
Chicago
A. Thompson
Susie
Lilly Dale
P. P. Putnam
Marshtown
Carrie Nelson
Corry
John Peel
Mable Clark
Elizabeth Barringer
David
Bessie
Warren
Jane Andruss
Jason Andruss
Andruse
Fox Hill
Cable Holtow Church
A. Meeker
C. D. Swart
Clendenning
J. W
O. J. Gage
O. C. Gage
Ella Marlett
Kinzua Climate Hints at Democratic Sweep in August
In Kinzua and surrounding area, political activity surges as August politics begin to take shape. A local party club was organized last Saturday night with G. B. Coleman as president and James Leonard as vice president, while others joined as officers and supporters.
The Temptation To Weathered Doors and Bitters
A Health column urges households to keep a tonic on hand. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is praised for fortifying the system against cold weather changes and producing a beneficial alteration in a weakened body. The piece claims three or four unique properties and links the tonic to defense against colds, liver or bowel disorders, and impoverished conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Deceptive Alcohol Advert From Early Allegheny Paper
An old advertisement urges readers to buy rye whisky brandy and wine from Max Klein of Allegheny Pennsylvania. It claims doctors approve alcohol for many uses and promotes various domestic spirits with prices per quart and six quarts offers. A catalog and price list are promised from 52 32 Federal St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Klein
Allegheny
Buvor
Duame Kye
Finch
Overholr
Bear Creek
Gibson
MAX &Leii
Stormy vacation days and shopping for silverware
A jumble of old advertisements touts a vacation reading offer from WAVERLY MAGAZINE, then promotes AL Morcs Bros. Jewelers and Opticians with a claim of the region’s largest silverware selection and new ladies silver buckles. The piece closes with an ad for SWAYNE'S OINTMENT claiming to stop itching and heal piles with nasal-like instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley Magasine
Posty
Waverly Magazine
Box
Boston
Mass
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Ledger
Auaty
Sugar Grove
Yankee Bush
Thompson Hill
M. E. Church
Lander
J. A. Lavely
Bustland
W. P. Bignell
Randolph
E. M. Hodges
Rochester
N.Y
H. Grange
H. B. Muntz
Asore
Ean
D. F. Bradley
Estella Noyes
Josie Mather
Etta Rexford
John McIntyre
Joseph Langdon
Frank Whitcomb
Herbert Frazine
Eam
Holmes
Smith Bill
Purdy
Cherry Hill
Grant Uation
W. A. Abbutt
Denphon
Dennan
Glade Summit
Cyrus Still
Edith
Lily Dale
Charlie Erickson
Allegheny Springs
F. P. Gabhead
Geo. Penfield
Federal St
Alleghany, Pa
Lincoln
Lim
Thic Ular
SOL. Cohn & CO
Warren, PA
Alsa
First Nati
Pennsylvania
Morcs Bros., the Jewelers and Opticians
Swayne
Siverne & Son Philadelphia
Esse
Eccor
Clough
Iion House
Ongola
Hitndoostan
Bample
Zhe. P
E. H
Je Prugeist
Yelbe
E. K. Thompson
Titusville
Penn
North Fourth Street
Green
Mina-delphic
Theel
Dally
Cali
Mackerel and Brook Proatiin
Stagerinn & Co
the Warren Union School
Academy
Jack
Chas. Dinsmoor
W.L. Macgowan
Geo. S. Davis
Finlay Brewing Co
Toledo
Yorepo
Ouro
Newton Horse Remedy Co
Neyes & Co
H. Barren
Sioux County
Iowa
Orayce Ciry
Newton
A. Betten
Noyes
Cass
Luely
Gros de Lyons
Lyon
Hole
Kowels
Yarcdla
India
Victoria and
Princess Lawn
Lonsdale
David Shear
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