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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1892
Page
4
A reader scolds the Warren county institute for privileging male instructors and sidelining educated, capable women. The letter argues women educators have long led the field, deserve ladders to advancement, and should be given real opportunities, recognition, and cultural cultivation at future institutes.
The Ledger Printing House advertises top tier first class printing in western Pennsylvania. It offers prompt mail service and satisfaction guaranteed for all orders. Address Ledger Publishing Co Warren, Pennsylvania.
The Tar People's Party achieves a milestone by securing representation in the electoral college, a feat unmatched by other groups outside the two major parties since 1860. Governor Parrison names McKenzie W Houck Fulton county associate judge and Alonzo L Ent Elk county prothonotary. The fifty-second congress calendar remains largely unfinished as the fifty-third prepares to convene December 5.
Official returns from 67 counties indicate Harrison leading by 59 424 with a 20 084 drop since 1888. Philadelphia Republicans gain 14 000 while other counties lose 34 000. Populist and Prohibitionist totals remain light and likely unqualified for state ticket without petitions. Democrats faced tax payment issues with 25 000 disfranchised. had they voted Harrison’s margin might have shifted. Rogers goods offered at cost. Pile Pomade advertised with a money-back guarantee. Warren, Pa. ads noted.
The piece lauds Grover Cleveland as a principled Democratic leader and predicts a Prosperous era under his presidency. It analyzes Senate vacancies and party seat gains, noting Democratic chances to organize the Senate with Vice President Stevenson’s tie-breaking vote and detailing expected shifts in California Montana New York Wisconsin Wyoming Nevada and more. It also references unrelated ads and local notices, including a Michigan beer ad and medical remedies.
An influential medical authority argues catarrh causes many diseases across the body. The piece claims catarrh affects ears eyes head throat lungs stomach kidneys and pelvic organs. It promotes Peruna as a systemic cure and invites readers to request a free Family Physician No 2 booklet from the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company in Columbus Ohio.
A fragment from Garland dated Nov 15 recounts a first vote for Republicans and mixture of political sentiments. It notes local moves, wedding news, health notices, business ads, and a brief claim about dry cleaning services and a medicine advert for Pan-Tina. Includes town happenings, personal visits, and community notices from Hornellsville area.
A celebrated nervous and chronic disease specialist offers to send free, a written diagnosis and cure plan for any case. Dr Greene, of New York, claims his vegetable remedies cure many ailments and invites sufferers to write for details. Also included are local notes on residents and a funeral notice for Orville Butterfield and Sherman S. Williams.
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