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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1889
Page
4
A Warren PA letter to the editor discusses the November 8, 1889 election results and the Democrats party turnout. It argues for independent action to break the ring and criticizes complacent voters. A reader questions the Consumers Gas company stock deal, asking for guarantees and bonds to secure gas supply.
The piece reflects on R. McIntyre’s strong vote amid a large Republican majority and questions whether Nutting’s unpopularity or McIntyre’s popularity drove the shift. It highlights Swede and farming communities rebelling against ring politics, exposing party leaders as hypocrites, and forecasting continued anti-ring sentiment and nominations restricted by “inside” influence.
A business house with world reputation backs its certificate of guarantee to its goods, fostering buyer trust in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery from the Buffalo based World’s Dispensary Medical Association. The remedy is advertised to cure liver complaint, dyspepsia, skin diseases, scrofula, pulmonary consumption, chronic catarrh, bronchitis, and more when taken properly.
The first issue of Chat, a bright 48 page monthly, arrives with neat makeup and engaging stories. It features articles by women from America's leading colleges and includes Ruth Craft of Vassar on Traditions and Superstitions. A specimen copy is available. Chat Publishing Company, Poilade Pun, Pa., and A. A. Davis & Co., agents.
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as effective against rheumatism by cleansing the blood. It warns against reliance on tonics and sedatives and promotes prompt use. A free diagnosis offer by Dr. E F Butterfield of Syracuse claims thirty years of experience, with guaranteed prospects for radical cures and no cost for examinations.
A Titusville syndicate led by local capitalists purchased the Titusville Iron Works after its collapse from the Keystone refinery failure. They pay in 75000 dollars in capital stock and plan to restore the plant on a firm financial basis with thorough equipment upgrades. Purchasers include John Fertig, John L McKinney, John J. Carter, E. O. Emerson, and B. F. Kraffert.
Letters of administration on the estate of Benjamin Nesmith late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased granted to the undersigned. Those indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must present them for settlement. October 26, 1659.
In New England manufacturing centers Van Wert's Balsam for the Lungs gains footholds as Bruce & Co of Brockton Mass request a gross for winter sale. They note immense demand there and expect to sell three gross locally. Trial size offered by Johnson & Siegfried.
A fragmentary 1889 notice blends a marriage happiness anecdote with a Sagacious cure for dyspepsia. It promotes Sulphur Bitters as a universal remedy and urges readers to avoid costly doctors, followed by a trial list of cases and notices dated October 21 1889 in Warren Pennsylvania.
A week long exhibition in Buffalo features a cash and carry sale of Oriental rugs and carpets valued at over $60 000. The display showcases hundreds of varieties from India Turkey Persia Armenia and more with prices from 2 75 to 3500 each. Shown are Babadurr Halabar Chichis Oushak Savaran and other antique and modern textiles. The event proclaims rich treasures never seen in Buffalo and invites viewing or purchase by visitors.
A local store touts low prices on a full line for men women and children. Their 15 cent stockings rival 25c goods, 50c underwear outperforms rivals, and a $1.00 Scarlet item matches $1.25 offerings elsewhere.
The firm states it is the sole agent for numerous premier factories in the country, enabling them to offer exclusive products to customers. It emphasizes access to top brands and a wide range of goods through its agency network.
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