Ledger Subscription Terms
The Ledger lists subscription terms as $1.50 per year in advance and $2.00 per year when not paid in advance.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1891
Page
4
The Ledger lists subscription terms as $1.50 per year in advance and $2.00 per year when not paid in advance.
The Providence Journal notes the U S leads in iron production and discusses various political opinions, court outcomes, and a financial endowment collapse. It covers Rogers v Davidson, Copeland v Tannery, and a sensational financial craze that harmed many, plus local crime notes from Tionesta involving Edward Shippen.
The first session of the excise board grants Salamanca thirty five licenses. Commentary laments church offerings and notes political figures Senator Quay remains influential despite being called an outlaw. Rev Dr Brices faces heresy trial and illness in New York. Parsippent Harguon returns to Washington to aid pension and relieve Blaine's strain.
A Maine sheriff thought to be dying of consumption recovered after using Pan-Tina Cough and Consumption Cure. A doctor now prescribes it for coughs and consumption, with bottles priced at 26 and 50 cents and trial bottles free at L G Neyes & Co.'s drug store.
A mangled injury to Issac Cox at Union Knitting Mills draws attention to hospital care. An ad promotes Dr. Lee Liver Regulator and Red Flag Oil for various ailments while a political reminiscence in the Harrisburg Patriot reflects on fallen fortunes and politicians on the boardwalk.
The article discusses the rapid spread of Political Equality clubs across the land and asserts their future impact. It argues the movement marks a new political era and a turning point toward equal sovereignty for all humankind, noting discussions at these meetings cover gravely important questions for future generations.
Tiow offers a reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Lall's Catarrh Cure. The statement asserts honesty and trustworthy business dealings by FJ Cheney Co. and endorsers, with Como and Toledo connections cited.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a sale of theatrical wardrobe and a new subject raised by Mrs. Potter. Writings reference dates, a wealth, and a probable count. The text is garbled, obscuring clear entities or events.
Our paper arranges with Dr B J Kendall Co to supply subscribers a free copy of 1A Treatise of the Horse and his Diseases Enclose a two cent stamp and send address to Enosburgh Falls VI Mention our paper in request The work, a standard authority, has sold over four million copies in ten years and the offer is for a short time only.
Obituary for Isaac Teasdale aged about 70 at East Branch after a lingering illness. Knights of Honor and E A U member Advent beliefs. Sermons by Miss Varrie Hemingway and Mr Frank Hemingway. Mrs Maggie Rounds and children visiting Spring Creek. Free Baptist church to hold west quarterly meeting at Waterford June 2 with three mission societies. Garland and nearby towns note house work, measles recovery, a telegraph operator visit, and a new select school. Forest fires, dry weather, and light hay crop forecast amid farming concerns. G A R Post inspection led by Comrade Winger. Kate Beardsley aiding renovation at Rouse hospital.
An old patent medicine ad touts Dr Miles nerve and liver pills on a new principle to regulate liver stomach and bowels. Claims speedy cures for biliousness bad taste torpid liver and constipation. Also notes samples at Morris Mullen's drug store. The rest records local social notes on grippe visitors ball players, church officers and illness.
Sparse readable fragments show garbled terms like frankie and poets amid stray references to health and ponies. The snippet lacks coherent events or identifiable names to form a solid summary.
May 21 Clarendon rain sparks smiles across classes of society. Mrs. Twos Painter visits with daughter Mrs. I G Stillwell of Bradford. Miss Mamie Waddell from Tiona stays with Mrs. J W Hamilton. Mrs P L Kratzer remains critically ill. Mrs Gilbert Stranahan spends time in Union City. Miss Blanche Tallman of Tidioute vacationing with sister Mrs A S Knight. Presbyterian Ladies Aid serves ice cream and cake biweekly at Anderson's Hall with steady support. Mr and Mrs A F Crossman noted in progress of eventful week.
Happy over the arrival of a daughter last Wednesday morning. Clarendon Renning company introduces new machinery as extensive improvements proceed. Miss Claribell Wilkins and Miss Lewie Cochran guests of Miss Bessie Phillips in Warren. Mrs. F. H. Cauley improving after grippe. J. H. Bauser enlarges residence with addition. Miss Marge Whitehill summering in central and eastern N. Dr. Earl Parker and Chris Gunther, Kane, guests of A. H. McCabe. Rev. Bricklay new E. V. minister of this congregation. Thomas presents family with new piano. Memorial services by Rev. J. G. Ginader next Sunday at H. and L. ball. Mrs. A. W. Storey writes from New York operation on daughter Josie’s limb successful with hope for improvement. Mr. Gibson, Oil City, and Mr. Camp, Fredonia, guests of John Rouse family. Y. W. C. T. A. entertainment at Presbyterian church praised. letter from county superintendent read. Production Poor House Now by Elia Simpson staged in a manger. audience applauded. Miss Myrtle entertains with a recitation. Jennie Borrows and Zells Maitland duet well received. Next meeting set for Monday, June 1. Attend to support the workers in this grand cause. Leoyx
Mr. W J Buchanan chief of the Agriculture Department at the World’s Columbian Exposition outlines plans for an expansive Livestock Hall to connect Machinery Hall and the Agricultural Building. The Assembly Hall will host information services and lectures by eminent specialists, centralizing livestock agriculture and related industries.
A life study aims to read papers and deliver lectures on Gary's case, with a working dairy and practical demonstrations. The Exposition will link theoretical and practical farming while the second door of the assembly Building houses committees and secretaries for national farmers' organizations, promising a busy, beneficial scene throughout the event. Nervous women often lack sympathy, but Dr Miles' New Heart Cure offers relief for heart and nervous ailments, with testimonials of effectiveness and guarantees.
A reading column praises the book Footprints of the World History by John Clark Ridpath and William Bryce. It argues that modern youths crave knowledge and warns against cheap sensational tales, endorsing this celebrated work as wholesome, thrilling, and true through vivid, progressive narrative.
Fragment reads as a damaged notice-like item with several names such as Gertrude Green and Ray Sherman. Mentions Bergstrow and Bay alu Warris and Mattie Bergs neuooderiy Staith. Limited legible details suggest a listing or local notice with unnamed actions.
A long list of jurors and juror districts appears for June proceedings. Names include Colada, Engle, Morrison, McWilliams, Meade, and Warren among many others across multiple townships such as Pine Grove, Sugar Grove, Sugar Grove, Spring Creek, Bloomfield, and Warren. The roster covers Bearlake, Brokenstraw, Cherry Grow, Columbia, and other locales with numerous individuals listed for the Traverse jurors role.
York advises patients with coughs and consumption to try free trial bottles at Noves & Co. drug store. The ad promises relief from low spirits and digestive issues, urging readers to seek York Continent remedies now offered.
An unclear OCR style notice describes vendors selling rye spirits under names like silver Age and Dwaqueone TM with a one dollar forty cent price per soul and discounts for larger bottle orders. It lists suppliers such as MMe. Kleu offering various quart quantities and compares brands Guckenheimer Finch Gibson and Overhols.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.