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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1891
Page
8
Titusville city councils amended the peddlers license ordinance to require a minimum one year license term and set a $65 tax. The move drew support from local papers while critics urged fair play for home printers and warned against out of town suppliers. A Freeman column notes the need for honest reporting to calm financial fears.
Advertisements promise a home cure for men labeled weak or debilitated. Dr Parker's Medical Institute in Nashville Town offers a sealed Book of Life with cure guaranteed or no pay. Readers urged to send for details at 151 North Spruce Street.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will run its sixth and last personally conducted Florida tour on March 31, 1891. The southbound trip uses Pullman sleeping and dining cars with meals included. northbound transport is by regular trains. Tickets are $50 from New York and $48 from Philadelphia and valid for return until May 30, 1891. A tourist agent and chaperon accompany the party. fifteen days from departure from Jacksonville allow stopovers on the return.
A promotional note for a birth guide claiming painless childbirth and relief from morning sickness and swollen limbs. Promises physician endorsements and confidential correspondence via sealed mailings. Descriptive circulars offered for two cent stamps, from Thomas & Co. in Baltimore.
A 1887 testimonial quotes Dr L L Gorsuch praising Halls Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co with a $100 guarantee of cure. Also notes Professor Charles A Young on the vast stars observed by the Lick telescope.
A collection of advertisements extols family duty and spring sickness prevention, promoting Max Klein’s Silver Age and Duquesne pure rye whiskies as physician recommended invigoration with price points. Other notices urge Miles’ Heart Cure, Restorative Nervine, English Spavin Liniment, and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as remedies, plus real estate and dry goods promotions from Warren, Pennsylvania providers.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills as a new principle for regulating liver stomach and bowels via nerves. Claims speedy cure for biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation with universal usefulness for men women and children. 30 doses 25 cents samples free at Morris and Mullen's drug store. Real Estate Transfers for week ending March 26 1991 listed with multiple property transactions in Warren Sheffield Mead and surrounding areas.
A large clearance announces 10,000 yards of fabrics including India linens, check Nainsooks, Zephyr stripes, French Ginghams, and lace trims offered at deep discounts for February 2 to 28. Prices slashed to 8 to 35 cents per yard with extensive towel and flannel deals. Strictly cash terms.
Siegel’s in childrens clothing offers about one hundred suits for boys up to 14, including two and three piece outfits, many season’s goods. Inventory is selling quickly with few set aside for later delivery. Also offered are around two hundred knee pants and seventy five jackets, all to be sold this month.
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