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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1894

Page

5

Crown Council visit and local notes from North Warren

The Ledger notes Crown Council No. 59 Home Circle officers C T Ferguson C A Doerr and Henry Brown visit Warren to initiate new members, deliver speeches and share supper. Local merchants report business steady amid hard times. dairy farms supply milk. Social and cultural updates include Eugene Sanford’s studio, Misses Laimer Siggins Haskins overseeing schools, and a Royal Arcanum visit. Evening post office gatherings discuss politics amid tobacco fumes as Hawaiian and Brazilian troubles are referenced.

Crown Council No. 59 Home Circle C. T. Ferguson C. A. Doerr Henry Brown Philadelphia Rumor & Jones Warren Wetmore Kidder Graham Eugene Sanford Arcanum Sanford Laimer Siggins Haskins Conewango Royal Arcanum Ramona Meacham and Tunstill’s

Thompson Minns Local Notes and School List

Thompson Minnesota February 12. Mr and Mrs Norah Knapp of Marshtown visiting son De J J Knapp of Kinzua. Foundation work for new M E church underway. School closed Tuesday. Ellen Nelson returned from Warren. Clara Ludwick to teach Spring term. Local errands in Warren Jamestown Glade Run Comnewango etc. Spring term teachers listed. Dutch Hill Singing School reports strong attendance around 40 scholars.

Jamestown A. H. Hinsdale Sugar Grove Misa Myrtie Allen Fluvanna M. E. Ladies Aid Society A. D. McGregre J. G. Fletcher Justin Glade Run Rhine Comnewango Lander BE. A. Petterson Avis Cooper Marshtown Lavern Hinsdale Fairbanks John Lyon Thompson Hill Clara Ludwick Ponds Corners Minnie Ainsdale Lainning Hill Mary Sauwelson Scranton Hollow Bergsley R. S. Rowland Busti N. Y Dutch Hill Singing School Sunelower

Pan-Tina and Wight's Pills Promote Health

A promotional snippet touts Pan-Tina as a universal cough and cold remedy that cures lingering coughs and consumption, plus Wight's Indian Vegetable Pills for purification of blood and improved digestion. It emphasizes lasting health through these tonics and pills sold by F. B. Brown & Co.

F. B. Brown & Co Wight

Why Cant I Work Prominence Advised By Calais Man

A Calais Virginia prominent businessman Joseph A Slayton shares a letter praising Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Slayton describes grippe illness two years prior, severe heart trouble, nervous prostration, and near death. After one bottle he recovers fully, endorsing the remedy as safe and effective for weakness and chronic nervous ailments. The ad urges readers to try the vegetable medicine, noting spring as best for cures and offering consultations in New York City.

Joseph A Slayton Calais Joseph A. Slayton Dr. Greene

Fox Hill Social Roundup and Local Notes

Mesers. Melville Blood and Lee Blood visited from Steamburg New York returning Monday. George Lewis hosted Addi son Fox Sunday. A Warren party visited Mr. Geo Lauffenberger Wednesday. James Stanton moved to Peter Schubahr's farm at North Warren. Thurston Fox hosted a young people gathering with Maggie Peterson Russell Lily Adams Ackley Hollow Leonard Adams. Jonathan Akeley ill with pneumonia at George Fehrman's Jefferson county. Revival services in Russell M E church. youths attended. Elmer Blood moved into his house. Lewis Fox visited Clyde Blood at Falconer. Rain ended sleighing last Friday and Saturday. sleighing good again Monday. Ed Radspinner returned to Glade. A married man recalled Never too old to learn while calling with Lee. C C Gage and Emmet Blood in Warren Monday. Mr DuBois is very sick. Mr and Mrs Lauffenberger traveled to Pleasant to visit Philip and relatives.

Melville Blood Lee Blood Steamburg N. Y George Lewis Addison Fox Warren Geo. Lauffenberger Jesse Stanton North Warren Peter Schubahr Thurston Fox’s Maggie Peterson Russell Lillie Adams Leonard Adams Ackley Hollow Jonathan Akeley George Fehrman Jefferson County Lee C. C. Gage Emmet Blood Alr DuBois Mrs. Lauffenberger Vleasant Philip

What France Most Needs Is Mothers and Fathers

A W C T U column extols motherhood as costly service to society and urges fathers to protect home life, curb vice, and defend purity. It contrasts heroic Gaulish defense with modern neglect, calls for sober conduct, and links moral fatherhood to child welfare and societal well being. North Glade W C T U notes and meeting updates follow.

France Napoleon Madame DeStael America

Modern Miracles in Athens Cure Claim in Local Letter

A Times-Union letter from Athens reports Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy curing kidney disease and other ailments. Local residents including Mrs. Casper Brooks and Rev. D. William Lawrence attest to recovery, with sellers noting wide use. The piece promotes the remedy as a universal healer for rheumatism, dyspepsia, kidney and liver issues, and women's ailments, priced at one dollar. Also notes a Florida rail-tour advertisement from February to May with inclusive costs.

Tur AuBany N. Y Evening Journal Times-Union Lewis Clow Athens N.Y David Kennedy Journal Albany Clow D. William Lawrence Lutheran Church Justice Casper Brooks Hudson Chatham Wm. Smith Jewett Heights Dr. Smith Buch Joseph McGiffert William Mackey Martin Kallenbeck Caoper Hallenbeck Robert Tiffany Journal Reporter

Two Valuable Friends Red Flag Oil and Panand Consumption

An old advertisement promotes Red Flag Oil as a versatile pain reliever for rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises and burns at 25 cents. It also urges buying Panand Consumption to ease coughing and aid sleep with a 25 cent bottle, noting Kemp's Balsam as a quick stop for coughing.

I. W.& R D. Kahle Kemp

Consolidation Elected by Oil and Pipe Line Boards

After a protracted secret cession the boards of Producers' Oil Company Limited and Producers' and Refiners' Qi Company Limited accepted a committee proposal from United States Pipe Line to transfer the former's properties to the latter. In return, a new issue of United States Pipeline stock at par would be issued to exchange for the two companies' stock.

Producers’ Oil Company, Limited Qi Company, Limited United States Pipe Line Corporation United States

Examinations for Permanent and Professional Certificates

The permanent certificate exams occur in Warren Union School Building Warren Pa on Friday and Saturday March 23 and 24 1804 with Friday evening start in Oslock. Teachers must bring paper and those with three years teaching before may apply with proper blanks from the county superintendent. Professional certificate exams occur Saturday March 24 1804 in Room 10 Academic Building for teachers with certificates before June 1 1898, which expire the first Monday in June 1894.

Warren Union School Warren Oslock H. M. Putnam County

Elixir and Cures Prominently Offered by Warren Druggists

An 19th or early 20th century ad lists N. H. Downs Elixir for coughs and cattle, sold by F. B. Brown & Co., plus multiple patent medicines. It touts Mystic Cure for rheumatism, Thompson's Barosta for vitality and female weakness, English Spavin Liniment for horse blemishes, and other tonics with claimed rapid effects, sold by Warren, Pa. merchants including L. G Noyes & Co. and A. N. Ritchfield.

L. G Noyes & Co Warren, Pa Brown & Co A.N. Ritchfield Rod Gist Warren

Empire State Express timetable notice.

Empire State Express service from Warren departs at 9 15 A M and arrives in New York at 40 15 PB M with one car change and through service from Dunkirk. For tickets and information contact the Ticket Agent Litt.

Vicd AV N.S

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