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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1893
Page
3
Terse commentary on Hawaii status and U S policy notes in Parliament. It questions home rule, Panama influence, and Panama Canal probe while lauding James G Blaine, McKinley and Force bills amid speculations on Hawaii and railway politics.
A press dispatch reports Cardinal Satolli advised bishops that congregations using a foreign tongue should adopt the country’s normal tongue as soon as possible. Catholics speaking foreign languages are urged to assimilate with English-speaking congregations. Erie Herald notes eight local churches, four German, one Polish, one Italian, and only two with English sermons. The move aims at Americanization and fuller integration into American church life. The Satolli appointment could have wide effects on U S church affairs.
Monday's subcommittee session of the House judiciary committee investigated whisky trust adulteration experiments by Mr. Weazy who used essential oils and pigments to imitate pure whiskies rums and gins. The process relied on spirits priced about $1.80 a gallon and compounds costing about a cent and a half per gallon to produce sellable liquors. The witness urged calling certain witnesses soon, noting some would prefer in Europe if delayed. Separately reports mention no rain on Pitcairn Islands in two years, a City of Peking steamship delay, and obituaries and legal notices from Toledo and Cleveland with ads for medicines and tonics.
A historical overview of the living and recently deceased U S Supreme Court justices. It notes age, birthplace, career highlights, and appointment details for justices from Field to Jackson, with salary figures and observations on the prestige and downsides of the high court post.
The passage extols self-preservation and health through Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted safeguard backed by experience and physicians. It claims the tonic protects against diseases of the kidneys and bladder and other ailments such as liver complaints, constipation, dyspepsia, malaria, rheumatism, and nervousness when used early and consistently.
Entitlee to confidence, Messrs M and B D Fanle druggists, responsible for life entrusted care, advertise Red Flag Oil guaranteed to quick cure rheumatism and neuralgia, price 25 cents. Simple questions answered about colds and coughs, Pan Tina offered at 25 or 50 cents. Yorsalem Warren at Kable's Pharmacy.
Still in the Lead. The Wm H Holmes Co Pittsburg FL sells Rye and Bourbon whiskies and Greene county Apple Brandy. Offers wholesale outfits and price lists. Two Valuable Friends promote Red Flag Oil and Pan Tina cough remedy with trial bottles at Kahle's drug store. 10-to
Weather worsens health with coughs colds and risk of pneumonia and consumption. Pan Tina advertised as a proven cure with trial bottles at Kahle drug stores and prices 25 and 60 cents. Claims strong success and relief of cough throat and lung symptoms. Also promotes Pitchers Castorla for children.
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