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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1883

Page

6

The Old and New Minn ie J Roberts Poem

A fragmentary poem laments the loss of a cherished old house. The speaker contrasts the humble home with modern wealth and progress, mourning its passage and the memories of friends and hopes it held. The verses reflect nostalgia for simpler times and the enduring pull of bygone rooms.

A Cow Story Ends in Vanished Heirloom and Ill Fate

A poor farmer falls ill and a doctor agrees to diagnose from three hairs. A boy loses the hairs on a winter slope, substitutes cow tail hairs, prompting the doctor to declare the farmer turned into a cow. The farmer flees with a bag of boots, while a traveler steals legs, reaches a farm, and a calf revives the sleeping man into a cow, fearing the butcher's return.

Calf That Ate a Stranger Ends in Rich Farmer's Rise

A tale of a man who disguises himself as a cow, escapes, and returns for boots. The farmer and wife fear a murder and attempt bribery with silver before a constable arrives. The man is cured, the doctor gains fame, and the farmer becomes prosperous. A Boston preacher cites sidewalk ashes as character index, followed by Holmes on tender pity.

Boston Qgarver Werdell Holmes

Brown's Iron Bitters Promoted as Non Intoxicating Stimulant

Rev G W Rice of the American Christian Review endorses Brown's Iron Bitters as a non intoxicating stimulant that can replace alcohol and reduce whiskey cravings. The letter asserts the product saves vital energy wasted in business and leisure and urges its use to curb saloon visits.

G. W. Rice The American Christan Review Brown

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