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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1895
Page
4
A Louisville newspaper reviews a Chicago periodical The Mental World and its science of correspondence. It mocks the proffered doctrines and cites remarks on race and temperance, noting social progress hinges on financial self reliance and criticizing European powers over Turkey and Armenia.
Mrs. C S Abell of Syracuse reports drastic improvement after six bottles of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cured liver trouble rheumatism and heart complaints. She endorses the remedy as a universal cure for skin and blood diseases and various ailments, sold at $1 a bottle or six for $5.
Social notes from Addison Foxs and surrounding towns recount visits and guest nights at several households. Mrs. VanOrsdale of Warren travels to Jamestown, an ice cream festival on Clendenning Hill is praised by local youths, and various residents host relatives over weekends. An anonymous letter writer is condemned in a brief moral remark.
A local ad from Waters' block near the Postoffice promotes cheap goods bought cash to secure discounts. It lists low prices on tea Japan varieties, coffee, crackers, hams, syrup, buckwheat flour, canned vegetables, matches, seeds, onion sets, dried fruits, and encourages customers to bring produce for sale.
Brunnsbuttel June 20. Baltic canal formally opened for commercial traffic with a grand naval procession. Despatch boat Grille and the Hohenzollern led the convoy as artillery salutes rang out. Kaiser Wilhelm II aboard the Hohenzollern watched from the bridge amid cheers of vast crowds.
The Sharons met Our Own in a tense I and O league game on Monday, delivering a blood warm contest with early lead changes. Warren pitched solidly, Nichols caught key plays, and Battling hits from Mac and Ritchey propelled Our Own to a winning final, with Sharon’s late rally thwarted at crucial moments.
June 19 notes record an ice cream social for L T L and W C T U, with meetings resuming Sept 1. Many residents are listed with visits and moves, including Backus visitors, Perry Backus and Winnifred Horn’s Pittsburg trip, new residents from Torpedo, and various town and regional errands. A string of weddings and family visits plus forest fire reports wrap the community bulletin.
James Welsh of the Vermont was stabbed to death in a Bowery dive known as Lynch's saloon after a confrontation over a drink. John Ball was arrested for homicide. witnesses included Joseph Lynch and William Thatcher as the scene's onlookers.
Miss Mabel Stone of Warren visits Miss Nona King in Kington. Funeral for Jas. B. English held at M E church with many in attendance. Epworth league hosts a social at Wi Marsh residence. T G Phillips of Warren seeks a new well. Miss Alice Koebly visits Kinzua House. News and telegraph service praised by Kinzua residents. Mrs Jas Gray and Mrs Jas Offerlee visit Jas Leonard family.
The Ed Wetmore Hose Co held a regular meeting at which officers were elected including President Jas E Bennett and Vice President L L Watson. Other posts chosen include Treasurer D J Grindly Financial Secretary H Walters Recording Secretary R J Sullivan Foreman Dan OHern and two Assistant Foremen W J Ennis and W F Grindly. Trustees L J Retterer M Kennedy and A Sweeting Delegates A E Boeschlin to State Convention and Home Department with Dan OHern W J Ennis D J Grindly W F Grindly A A Shirly John Conboy and Jas E Bennett slated as delegates.
Druggists report Hood's Sarsaparilla outsells all competitors with no substitute. Thompson's Sweet Worm Powder is touted as a pleasant safe cure priced at 25 cents. E. K. Thompson & Son of Titusville Pa advertise both products.
Dr. Agnes promotes a quick heart cure promising relief in 30 minutes for organic or sympathetic heart disease. The remedy claims to soothe palpitation shortness of breath and left side pain, with one dose cited as convincing. Sold by I. H. Dixons at 46-Ju.
Why Not You Hood Sarsaparilla cure rheumatism and dyspepsia and all diseases from impure blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla promises to cure others and asks why not you. Hood's Pills are prompt and efficient. In Ayer's Sarsapilla people rely on a blood medicine. Oil City organizes a bicycle club.
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