O H Hoffman Attorney at Law Cards Warren Pa
Miscellaneous business card noting O H Hoffman attorney at law with office on Second street opposite Warren Savings Bank in Warren Pennsylvania.
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S. T. Neill
Warren
Ffice
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
Orr
Warren, Pa
N. M. Osr
W. G. Trunkey
Lat
Fice
Osmer, Dale & Freeman
Scofield
N. M. Orr
Clarendon
Waxelbaum Brock
William Swanson
Ofice
Johson
Nntt
Osmer, Dale & Freeman, Aw
Judge
Liberty Street
O. H. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Sayings Bank
Brown & Stowe
First National Bank
E. Brown
C. W. Stone
H. BE. Brower
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckeley
Johnson's Exchange
L. D. Wetmore
C. H. Notes
W.D. Hinckley
F. P. Olney
Irvington
Dinsmoor & Cable
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
Chas. Dinsmoor
Ball & Thompson
Beatty Gughrie & Bylke
Spring Street
Post Grice
Lirussille
Crawford
Tenango
Bete
Yarrou
Forest Counties
Ford Post
Armory of
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W Binyear
Teaberry promises whiter teeth and fresher breath
An 1881 notice touts Teaberry as a daily morning and night dentifrice that sweetens breath and enhances beauty. A testimonial by Mrs. Caroine Forngs credits Zopesa from Thomson Co. druggists with a dramatic recovery from lifelong illness, swelling her weight from 86 to 124 pounds.
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Tirowanurg
Onr
Thomson
Thomson & Co
Caroine Forngs
R. G. Fotbos
Government’s compromise ends Ottman case and asks attention
From Washington July 18 1883 the Ledger notes the Ottman civil suits were dropped releasing 12700 held by attachment. The piece mocks government lawyering citing Crowley fees and contrasting harsh punishment for small thefts with leniency toward large plunder, sparking questions about justice in the period.
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Ottman
Richard Crowley
Crowley
Lee and Hall
Buffalo
Canandaigua
Washington
Wasson
Grant
Belknap
Hodge
Brice
Wall Street
A Year of Disaster Across Fire Floods and Panic
The Harrisburg Patriot notes a year of disasters including Milwaukee hotel fire, a Russian circus fire, floods in the Ohio valley and St. Louis, Rhine inundations, Brooklyn bridge panic, New York school house panic, Sunderland disaster, West cyclones, railroad accidents, and the Clyde launching disaster on the Daphne causing 100 deaths. It also mentions Mrs. Laxorry owning US bonds worth 12000 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Milwaukee
Ohio Valley
St. Louis
Rhine
Germany
Brooklyn Bridge
New York School House
Sunderland
England
West
Clyde
Men of the Hour The Quaker Poet Whittier Biography
John Greenleaf Whittier of Haverhill Massachusetts is hailed as the Quaker Poet. The piece traces his Quaker roots, early life as a shoemaker, edits in Boston and Hartford, and his career in abolitionism and literature. It notes his move to Amesbury and lifelong writing, praising his simple, fervent verse and enduring popularity at home.
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John Greenleaf Whittier
Haverhill
Mass
Society of Friends
Hartford
Conn
Massachusetts
American Anti-Slavery Society
Pennsylania Preeman
Philadelphia
Amesbury
Washington, D. C
Newburyport Free Press
Ile
Whitier
Longfellow
Holmes
Tennyson
Whittier
Allegheny Spring Hotel Nears Occupancy
July 15 1883 Allegheny Spring reports the new hotel nearly ready for occupancy four stories tall and well furnished. Open date set for August 1 amid rainy weather and few guests. Old hotel operating, bath house busy, many visitors listed with names from Warren Sugar Grove Tidioute and Corry. Notes on management by Miss Kate Alexander and James Culbertson and a reflective closing poem on rest and unrest.
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The
Epeer
Mr. Siegfried
W. W. Wilbur
Ed. Clemons
R. Taggart
Bristol
Tidioute
T. Clemons
Ellen
Frank Clemens
Warren
Philip Leonhart
Lauffer
Martin Amann
Albert Hertzel
G. W. Shannon
Corry
John Shiney
Cleveland
B. F. Morris
Kate Culbertson
James Culbertson
Girard
May
Covington
Youngsville
White Decay. Pittsburgh Dentist Reports Crumbling Teeth
A Pittsburgh dentist notes a high incidence of white decay among area residents. He links the condition to soft river water lacking lime, citing crumbling teeth despite overall whiteness. He urges lime water to counter acidity and protect dental health.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
The Tariff Debate: Patriotic View on Protection and Industry
A reader argues for a low protective tariff to sustain manufacturing without harming agriculture. They call for tariff modernization, a tariff bureau to monitor foreign costs, and a permanent settlement beyond partisan cycles, urging protection but not high protection. The piece frames two-party issues as corruption versus tariff clarity.
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Congress
Boom in Confederate Bonds Prompts British Syndicate Push
A Wilkes-Barre Union Leader note says British financiers publish circulars inviting Confederate bond holders to forward documents to the National Safe Deposit Co for safekeeping as a potential settlement. The piece doubts any real payoff, predicts a bond boom is a scam, and argues repayment by defeated Southerners is impossible.
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National Safe Deposit Company
Confederate States
South
Wilksbarre
Young Girl Reprimanded After Passing Kiss Quotation Cites Golden Rule
A girl was caught kissing her sweetheart and her mother admonished her. The child answered with a version of the Golden Rule, saying do unto others as you would have them do unto you. The old tutelage waned as memories of yesteryear returned.
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J. W. Dunele
P. V. Murray
Morck & Cols Drugrove
Christian Smith
Kirst National Bark
Eo. Lett
CABLE
Ee Exchange Hotel
George H. Leonhart
Gus Mull
J.D. Danforth
CG. GC. Thompson
Dist
Atturt
ED Preston
Cphsician
Bell's
Igh Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Willie
High Stret
Hick
Richard B. Stewart
Hustling Store
A.J. Davis
Cormer
Seconu
Liberty Ellists
Europhan
B. Waughs
Coy. Pa
WM. Schnur
Greaves
Hails Buck Black
Episcopal Church
Teev Asd
Knights OF Pythias
Warren Lodys
K.of BH
Leonhart
Henry C. Ausverc
K. of R
Wasuierox
D. C
MEN OF the Hour
Allegheny
the Ledger
Vale
Monta
Henry Clay
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