Warren Book Bindery Offers Comprehensive Binding Services
The Warren Book Bindery operates in xodlené condition with facilities for ledgers journals day books and cash books. Magazine binding Harpers St Nicholas Century Peterson's and similar sizes bound from 90 cents to 1.50 per volume with discounts for six or more. Ledger job printing reorganized and renewed. Claims best facilities in state and will compete with Buffalo Cleveland or Pittsburg on workmanship and prices. Send for estimates and samples.
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Warren Book
Harpers St Nicholas
Century
Peterson’s
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Warren items mix of notices and incidents from May
Fr iday morning Dr Will will be at Warren Hotel on May 20 eye and ear. Perry new JP has office over Gev Ball’s store. Sons of Veterans host Harngari ball May 18. Keller next obstruction at Library hall May 23. Tearney mangled county man in car crash. Street paving work pushed despite wet weather. Beaty leaves for western cattle ranch then Salt Lake City. Phillips nominated for Congress in Lawrence Butler Mercer district. Bradford bans street presence for boys under 14 after 9 pm. Ayers Hair Vigor advertised. Jo Reed injured by horse near Prinaville. doctors remove bone fragments to save him. Ralph Davis returns to ship Beratoge after visit home. Woman’s Relief Corps Pound Social 7:30 pm Wickory St. 10c admission, light refreshments, pounds auctioned. Thomp son lab offers Boresma, Buchu, Backache, Liver Kidney care. Eben N Ford Post exec committee names for Memorial day. St Paul’s Erie church cross stolen during break-in. Cooper vs Edinboro Normal tensions rise. 66 warrants issued. Oil fire near Pleasantville destroys walls and boiler house. $5k–$6k loss. Warren Driving Park sees surge of entries for upcoming meet. Train-prompted injury to William Wagganda near pail factory. Open meeting at Woodard & Lesser’s hall advances People's party in Warren County. A G brand French Peas advertised.
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Will
Warren Hotel
H. 5S
Perry
John Tearney
Reg Bhanty
Ateixeau County
O. W. Beaty
Salt Lake City
Thomas W. Phillips
Congress
Lawrence
Butler
Mercer
Bradford
Ayers
Jo Reed
McGras
Prinaville
Ralph Davis
A. A. Davis
Beratoge
Woman’s Relief Corps
Wickory Street
KK. K. Thompson’s Laboratory
Titusville
Fragmented Advice on Early Adult Life and Economy
A garbled excerpt advises youths to endure poverty, marry early, rely on a boss, and borrow to survive. It suggests housework in rented rooms, seeking a small job, and trusting “the boys” for money while ignoring family needs. Endings mention rich men and monopolies with unclear implications.
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Mnonopolias
Angel Vaker
Timely use of Stomach Bitters to aid kidney and bladder health
The article argues that early activation of the bladder and kidneys prevents serious diseases such as Bright's disease and diabetes. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised for stimulating activity without harsh stimulation, aiding blood filtration and relieving malaria, dyspepsia, constipation, and nervous invalids. It notes Bitters has shown usefulness as a preventive since the La Grippe outbreak.
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Hostetter
Bright
Peruna touted as cure for chronic catarrh in 1890s ad
An advertisement extols Peruna as the only remedy addressing catarrh via nerve stimulation, arguing local treatments fail. It claims quick results for acute cases but slower, lasting cures for chronic catarrh, and offers pamphlets and letters from Dr. Hartman. Also listed are notices, wedding records, and various patent remedy pitches and local classifieds from Warren Pa in 1892.
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Peruna
Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Great Every Day Sale in Pennsylvania Town
An era extending sale in a liberal Pennsylvania town continues through the 19th Century and beyond as the store touts youth energy and persistence in its promotional rhetoric. The text emphasizes luck, destiny, and ability as perceived factors behind the ongoing sale.
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Pennsylvania
Woodard and Lesser Offer Low Profit Clothing Sales
Woodard and Lesser advertise superior low profit clothing, asserting their pricing proves they are selling at a margin below other firms. The claim emphasizes value and aggressive pricing to attract customers seeking bargains in apparel.
Selling Goods in 1892 to Bring Back Purchasers
The notice proclaims sales in 1892 designed to attract customers and ensure repeat visits in 1893, encouraging shoppers to bring friends and family to take advantage of the bargains and goods on offer.
Best and Most Stylish Sale Promise of Returns
A brief notice promises best and stylish items sold with small profit and declares no risk to buyers this year. It guarantees recourse for anything purchased that does not prove as represented, with assurances of remedy by the seller.
Rectify Lé93 Statement of Customer Redress Policy
The notice proclaims a remedy for customers who bought items not as represented or unsatisfactory. It invites those with such experiences to visit the business, prove the issue, and receive proper redress. The language suggests a claim procedure and assurance of customer protection.
The American Tailors and Clothiers Sign The American Eagle
The American Tailors Clothiers Hatters and Men's Fine Furnishers located at 314 Second Street Warren Pennsylvania display their sign The American Eagle marking their business.
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American Tailors, Clothiers
Men’s Fine Furnishers
Second Street
Warren, Pa
American Eagle
DRY GOODS SALE PROMISES SPECIAL SPRING LINE
A local retailer announces an upcoming line of cotton and woolen spring dress goods including Charlies Brandenburgs Satines Cambrics and Ginghams. A later sale will feature Jamestown Dress Goods at about half price. The store offers a full stock of Hazeltine Woolen Mills products in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Jamestown
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
Warren
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