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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1887
Page
3
A short lyric fragment notes a cold pebble left to live with drifted hope. It mentions a leaflet and a hope that died, drifting outward with the tide, attributed to W J Hendersom.
Jeannette, a western frontier girl, travels to aid her wounded lover Ned Ashby after a grave battle with Utes. The two share bravery and faith as Ned survives a near miss, aided by pansies pinned to his coat. The tale ends with their reunion and a fading belief that flowers carry protective grace.
About 150 Washoe Indians at Truckee California prove some will work. Bucks chop wood and perform labor while squaws wash and iron. An objection notes their extreme sensitiveness. Quote from Chicago Times about their reluctance to take orders and willingness to work if approached casually. In Cambridge England butter is sold by the yard in long sticks.
The report highlights women, often young, as the principal labor force in cigar factories from Spain to the Philippines and Havana. It notes high dexterity and delicate touch among female workers, with modest wages, and contrasts in male labor and immigrant involvement across regions.
This piece contemplates prudent purchasing, arguing that quality matters more than price for health and longevity. It cites a 1886 testimonial praising St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and condemns adulterated goods, urging readers to buy durable, effective items even at higher cost.
The piece extols returning to nature driven cures and condemns modern drugs. It promotes Warner's Log Cabin Remedies including Sarsaparilla Hops and Buchu, Cough and Consumption Remedy, Sealpine hair product, liver pills, rose cream, and plasters, all from grandmotherly recipes. Also mentions local Patterson's corset and Dr Lloyd family medicine.
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