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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1895
Page
8
A Warren newspaper item catalogues autumn scenes and local notes. It reports on visitors, store upgrades, church matters, a glue pot accident at a table works, election activity, and health ads including Hood's Sarsaparilla and Thompson's products.
A Tuesday evening ceremony at the Jefferson Street residence united Mr. J. C. Thomas and Mrs. Rhoda McCabe in matrimony. Rev. J. A. Kummer performed the vows with near relatives and a few intimate friends in attendance. The couple is well known and receives many wishes for lasting happiness.
An old time advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Killers as prevention against atmospheric illnesses and rheumatic soreness. It claims the tonic calms dyspepsia, nervousness, and kidney trouble while promoting health during cold or wet weather. The note ends by hinting at rising gas bills.
Warns against mercurial preparations for catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy. Promises no mercury, directs readers to buy genuine product, includes testimonials and price, and notes a mysterious rheumatism cure sold by L Noyes & Co Warren Pa.
A small force starts laying a water mains on Prospect street while Main and Oak streets see a runaway incident near Royal street bridge. Workmen raise Main street sidewalk to align with the streetcar track as residents discuss a borough water plant and new electric lighting, with several locals leaving for West Virginia oil fields and others investing in property and commerce.
Mr Northrop shows East Lawn. plans to reproduce the estate at his home in Vevayat. Notices urge sidewalk repairs and crosswalks. water main burst near T. Irvine farm caused no major damage. Local updates include drills at Conover farm, vandalism on florist D Oiferle’s greenhouse, Mass Maud Ireland visiting, Marsh family move, Glade hotel sidewalk, Sager returns from travel, Bogart improvement, infant illness, Kate Kebble sick list, gas circulator removed, and Lewis joining his wife in Titusville.
Deeds recorded from Warren County and surrounding areas show transfers dated 1890 to 1898. Properties in Triumph Lidioute Eldred Sheffield Sheffield Warren Freehold Pittsfield and related townships change hands with varied nominal considerations. The list names buyers such as W I Bacnop Rachael Gilfillan Phoebe Hoover Anna Ward Warren Wright Alice Lawson Fred Hue A C St John and others with grantors including treasurers Allan B Bullard Chas Lawson H E Davis and spouses.
After the hot season the body fights to fortify itself for colder weather. Exhaustion from summer leads to trouble coping with change. Loss of appetite weight sleep or strength are warned as dangerous signs foretelling upcoming illness.
An advertisement touts Bovinine as a powerful flesh and blood promoter that wards off winter illness. It claims to be a concentrated food rather than a medicine and notes physician endorsement worldwide.
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