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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1895
Page
4
In a semi weekly ledger from May 28 1895 the piece discusses the rising popularity of pacing horses over trotting noting faster development ease on the horse and less gear. It compares gait mechanics rack pace and trot and mentions broader adoption and a call to cultivate the paper. It also references population property values per 1890 census and a digressive note on Chinese Japanese trade and a quip about a poet of optimism.
A shop proclaims cash discounts allow lower prices on tea coffee crackers hams syrup seeds and canned fruit. It claims customers stretch their money with $4 doing the work of $5 and invites buyers to visit G. H. Sriesi Lane Waters' block near the Postoffice to see the bargains firsthand.
In Warren Pa on May 25 1895 the county committee calls a convention for June 11 1895 at 1 p m at the courthouse to nominate candidates for Associate Judge County Treasurer County Auditor and three state delegates. Primaries for delegates and county committee members will be held June 7 in boroughs and June 8 in townships with vigilante notices posted three days ahead.
The advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as preventing rheumatic attack and protecting vital organs. It cites physician testimony on its effectiveness and recommends use during wet or cold weather to avert illness. It also claims benefits for malaria, dyspepsia, liver and kidney trouble, nervousness, debility, and aged soreness.
Auction notice for James Ardary presents 250 horses trotter pacers roadsters saddlers and ponies in Pittsburg Pennsylvania with two nights electric light sale. Sale in a covered ring promises finest lot. Also advertisements for English Spavin Lintment Rheumatism cure Mystic Cure and salesmen wanted with locations Warren Warren Shippensburg promotions.
A concise examination of the guiding principles that define a republic with emphasis on citizen rights, representation, separation of powers, and the rule of law as the foundation of government. The piece discusses how orderly governance depends on informed participation and checks on authority.
Memorial Day sermon by Dr. J A Kummer celebrates patriotism and the American idea. It traces national citizenship from colonial roots to a united republic, praising Washington, Lincoln, Grant and others while urging reverence for the Book of God and the flag as guides to liberty, unity, and true citizenship.
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Local business notes praise F J Cheney & Co and include testimonials. Also health ads for Mystic Cure for rheumatism and various social notes from Nemo and Warren Pa.
The ad argues produce should not be displayed on sidewalks to avoid gravel, stressing cleanliness and high standards. It asserts customers demand precise details, praising careful selection of goods and courteous service at reasonable prices to earn trade.
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