14 Nov 1879
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1879
Page
1
A reflective column contrasts cheerful, religious living with gloom and lists ways Christ’s words may be rhetorical, imperfect, or poetic. It argues language limits truth, urging readers to seek understanding through common sense and the spirit of forgiveness and charity.
A 1879 admonition from Wucox urges readers to avoid debt by prudent living and mutual charity. It blends moral exhortation with quotes from Eliza Cook and Shakespeare, urging Christians to forgive, aid neighbors, and prioritize communal welfare over egotism. The piece labels itself VERITAS and cites a moral economy across faith and civic duty.
Dr Ferguson argues tea and coffee depress growth in children, comparing four pound yearly gain with milk’s fifteen pounds between ages thirteen and sixteen. He questions long term vitality effects on adults and cautions against popular beverages. Also notes stain removal tips and assorted light items.
A Pittsburgh Post piece argues Democrats should study adversity, avoid infighting, and rebuild after recent reverses. It blames leadership splits and Presidential intrigues for party woes, urging cessation of intraparty intrigues and unity to restore authority and trust.
In Baldwin’s bar a well dressed old man recalls a grand political rise and a president’s aloof reception after a hard fought race. He contrasts expected tributes with a cold reception, ending with a ride to the soldiers home and a dog bridge to regret.
A British official in Africa recounts the killing of his prized horse after a cook left tea in a mash of corn. A Kalir groom fed the horse the mixture. the horse suffered cerebral congestion and was killed by an assegai. The note ponders human risk from poisons and a string of curious anecdotes about self made people wedding colors and wages.
A vintage advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia and liver complaints. It claims 75 percent relief from related ailments and offers sample bottles for 10 cents. The copy cites health benefits and urges three doses to prove its efficacy, referencing Daniels and Grose & Bro. as purveyors.
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