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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1883
Page
6
Fragmentary verse lines speak of dawn and guidance as lovers walk together. The speaker envisions shared knowledge and companionship, promising visibility of loved ones as fog lifts. The mood is reflective and hopeful, with refrains about trust and unity in the morning light.
A morning aspirant to pro baseball loses his shirt, cap, shoe, and pride after a rough day at the diamond. The writer mocks the craze as dangerous and pointless, preferring simpler playful games over the costly, injury prone sport and its large crowds.
A dialogue shows a cautious old woman refusing to accuse her neighbor of hog theft. She recalls a dead husband and claims she will not speak ill. The exchange centers on vanished hogs and a neighbor who became a “powerful stumbling block” to hogs, per the Arfensene Traveler account.
A man at a round table argues that temperance applies to eating as well as drinking and that moderate beer use is refreshing. He defends beer as the best thing for a man, urges others to join him, and resists total abstinence fanatics amid a warm weather chat with friends including Johnson.
A fragment from the Burlington Hawk Eye promotes moderation with a temperance motto. The text depicts a speaker preferring beer in moderation and avoiding excess, emphasizing self-control and quiet enjoyment over indulgence.
A compact fragment lists units and measures with diverse facts. It covers cubits feet and spans, speeds like light and rifle ball, weights for crops and barrels, rivers, storms, languages, and early steamship milestones. It reads like a miscellany of precision trivia from an old almanac.
A Sunday sermon extols Parker's Ginger Tonic as a remedy for rheumatism and other pains, citing a testimonial from Maifred Baer of Greenmont New York. The ad notes a branding change to Parker's Tonic, keeping the same formula and authentic signature on the bottle.
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