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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1894
Page
4
The piece critiques senators and politicians across parties, noting Quay’s tarpon versus votes, McKinley’s Greek gift fear, and the income tax’s staying power amid eastern opposition. It mocks blackmailing cops and Boutelle, praises Democratic House members, and questions New York political civility and patriotism in bond buying.
The column surveys diverse angles from Admiral Benham to Senator Voorhees. It contrasts McKinley and Wilson tariffs, mocks speeches, questions gold reserve use, and notes industrial recovery under the Wilson bill with praise for American industry and cautions about trust-friendly changes. It ends with a medical quip about Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
The letter writer counters Warren Mail's charge that Democratic candidate Hancock supports Henry George and English Cobden Club ideas. He denies both affiliations, argues for real estate tax abolition and income taxes, and defends free trade while noting Wilson tariff support and prior coal duty discussions. He cites Galusha Grow advocating reduced coal duties to boost exports and outlines geographic implications of free coal between Canada and the United States.
A Montpelier family story highlights Walace W. Noyes, a Medal of Honor recipient, and his wife Mrs. Wallace W. Noyes. He survived Civil War battles from Wilderness to Petersburg, wounded in 1865, while she credits Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy for her recovery after severe nerves and sleep issues. The piece links their experiences to broader political and health narratives of the era.
A collection of 19th century patent medicine notices promotes Red Flag Oil Pan-Tina and other tonics for rheumatism coughs and kidney ailments. Prominent Warren Pa. druggists H N Richfield N N Ritchfields L G Noyes & Co. Buzzing endorsements include ex postmaster T F Anthony and Baxter’s Mandrake Bitters. Prices common at a quarter to a quarter and a half dollar per bottle.
A limited offer lists fast Calicos at 3¢ per unit, Cotton Flannels at 4dée, and Dress Ginghams at 5c. Each item is marked as a bargain with stated worths and emphasized as a cash buyer incentive.
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