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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1892

Page

2

Investing Money Opinions Split On Safe Places To Keep Small Sums

A New York reporter surveyed Henry Clews, Dr Chauncey Depew, Erastus Wizmann, Rufus Hatch and others on the best way to invest $100. They favor savings banks, gilt edge bonds, and building and loan associations as safe foundations, with cautions against Wall Street and speculative schemes.

United States New York Henry Clews DR. Depew Chauncey M. Depew Savings Bank Wliunnt Rufus Hatch Wall Street Anks New York World

Co operative Yachting A Gentleman’s Luxury On Steam Yachts

An English method of cruising without owning a yacht grows popular in England. Richard J. Goodwin describes a 25 day voyage from Tilbury to Norwegian fjords and the North Cape aboard the Victoria, a luxury steam yacht of 1800 tons. The 68 passengers, mostly English with a few from Brooklyn, sailed June 27 and reached the North Cape after a voyage featuring fjords, Odde and the midnight sun. The trip costs about ten dollars a day, offering elegant accommodations at economical prices.

England Norway North Cape Mediteranean West Indies Richard J. Goodwin R. D. Lanham Ceylon Baltic Mediterranean Victoria Tilbury Docks London Cape Brooklyn New York Thames Nore North Sea Sendesnaes New York Tribune

The Greatest Strike and The New Heart Cure

A fragment from an old paper touts Dr. Miles New Heart Cure as a revolutionary treatment for heart disease and nervous ailments. Claims include cured conditions, broad usage in the United States, and a Warren Pa druggist sale. Also notes Teheran Christians urged to quit tobacco while locals forbid it.

Myles Miles Morris & Mullen Sur Teheran

Drunkenness cure ads and near random notices

A cluttered clipping lists a patent cure pitch for Haines Golden Specific promising a tea or coffee dose to cure drunkeness with or without consent. It also mentions Christmas school flag gifts in Salt Lake City, a kidney and disease advert, snow problems in New Mexico, a cheap German cough remedy, small ads for goods, and a January marriage of Rev Howard MacQueary to Miss Harris after being deposed for heresy.

Goby Specific Co Race Street Cincinnati Howard MacQueary Episcopal Church Mise Harris John T. Harris Harrisonburg

Castoria references across generations in ad style text

An old promotional line traces Castoria use from infancy to adulthood. A separate paragraph notes that Black residents in Washington organize mass meetings protesting segregation in schools eateries baths and barber shops.

Washington

Abbreviations in Letters Reflect Careful Expression

Emerson argues letters may abbreviate expressions of affection but not respect and kindness. The piece notes closings are formal and can be shortened without harm when correcting text. It warns against careless phrasing since tone and eye contact cannot be conveyed in writing, risking unintentional sting.

Emerson Blackwood's Crir

Rheumatism Cure Promises Swift Relief

A 19th century advertisement touts a “Blastic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming radical cure in 1 to 3 days. It asserts rapid systemic action, immediate disappearance of symptoms, and benefits from the first dose. Sold by L. G. Noyes & Co. drug gists in Warren, Pa. Mar 92.

LG. Noyes & Co. Druggists Warren Noyes Siegfried & Co B. G. Gregory L. G. Noyes & Co. Druggists

Carpet Weaving Offered In Glade Township

An advertisement invites old friends and the public to have carpets and flannels woven. Specialties include striped and hit or miss carpets. Work can be brought to Glade township across the creek from Warren or left at local express offices. Prices shown for striped carpets and hit or miss carpets. Orders via Siegfried & Co. yield prompt attention.

Glade Township Warren Siegfried & Co

Me Wanted to Keep Sunday by Mrs Gazzam

A humorous exchange after church remarks on Sunday work. Mrs Gazzam says she avoids church sermons as she disagrees with working on Sunday, joking about religious observance and Dr Thirdly's sermons.

Gazzam Thirdly Harper’s Bazar

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