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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1895
Page
2
The writer argues for funding a public library catalogue from Centennial proceeds, suggests local volunteers could produce a cost effective edition, and critiques public clamor in sports and civic projects. They reference Warren baseball, public opinion, and a bridge question, underscoring how public sentiment can mislead local decisions.
A rural visitor compares Celoron and local talent during a lively Friday game between Centennials and Coney Islanders. The carnival of errors ends 28 to 21 with selections of players like Jop Lots Black and Lytle noted among the Centennials. Umpire Patrick Burke enforces order while Eugene Mitchell and Wilson Waters head their respective squads.
A reflection cautions rail workers and basin men traveling to cities to resist drinking and drifting from home values. The speaker asserts that deeds abroad are watched and wrongdoing will be detected, urging Christian restraint and personal accountability regardless of location.
Jamestown News reports Warren club played Celoron on Friday afternoon and won easily. Four home runs were hit but many more will come unless lakefront nets are installed to stop balls from rolling into the lake.
Dr Agnes claims a single dose relieves organic or sympathetic heart disease in half an hour. Marketed as a four remedy for palpitations breathing trouble and left chest pain, it promises rapid cure. Sold by F H Dixons.
Bucknell University promotes affordability as key to quality education. Nearly one million dollars invested in the college, led by President John Howard Harris with four courses of study. The academy for boys, ladies institute and school of music are listed with catalogue details provided by registrar W. D. Gretzinger in Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
Beautiful Chautauqua sits on America’s highest navigable lake. Each summer 25 000 to 50 000 visitors flock to its groves tents cottages and hotels for lectures concerts and recreation. The Atheneum hotel grand cottages and amphitheatre overlook the lake with a two story dock and busy park. Warren residents and visitors alike enjoy the halls of philosophy lectures by Prof Winchester and music by Sherwood while baseball clubs and the Chautauqua Boy’s Club keep athletics alive.
An advertisement asserts deafness arises from a diseased ear’s mucous glands and Eustachian tube blockage. It claims local applications fail and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with free circulars from F.J. Coenzy & Co, Toledo.
A local advertiser promotes cash discounts and low prices across goods. The notice touts Japan tea, coffee, crackers, canned fruits, seeds, and household items with bold price cuts, urging customers to bring produce and prove value. Includes elderly ad copy and postal notes for Warren Pa. items and letters.
United Press reports Chauncey M. Depew, arriving on the Paris at Southampton, in private rooms at the Savery. He comments that Liberal losses may purge the party of a noisy socialist minority and discusses Irish home rule and the House of Lords, predicting cautious constitutional action and possible continued home rule influence depending on Irish unity.
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