The Ledger's Letters Conflicts And Local News
Miss Lola King breaks an ankle bone while coasting at the school house. Mrs A M Thompson is sick. D J Mahan attend Firth Mahan wedding at the David Mahan residence on State Road. Rose Pless of Yankee Bush visiting. Ross Langworthy leaves for Minnesota. CG G Babcock closes creamery after seven months. Snow reminds winter is here. Ed Martindale takes mil job at Clarendon. Frank Casey wins bedroom suit in Cass Haggard raffle. Mrs J W Agrelius visits Sugar Grove. Blanch at Seminary. Henry Brace and wife visit town. Mrs H L Davis and daughters and J G McKee attend Miss May Henick wedding at Chautauqua. Susie Stranahan and Florence Meacham visit from Warren. Mrs Henick breaks left hip. James Davis dies suddenly after returning home. F D Kinnear expanding store. Lulu Hall of Corry forms Physical Culture class with dumb bells and Indian clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola King
A.M. Thompson
D. J. Mahan
Firth Mahan
David Mahan
State Road
Rose Pless
Yankee Bush
Ross Langworthy
Minnesota
GC. G. Babcock
Ed. Martindale
Mil
Clarendon
Frank Casey
Cass Haggard
J. W. Agrelius
Sugar Grove
Blanch
Henry Brace
H. L. Davis
Alliene
Flossie
J.G. McKee
Chautauqua
May Henick
Susie Stranahan
Florence Meacham
Ot Warren
Klair Mead
Henick
James Davis
F. D. Kinnear
Lulu Hall
Corry
The American Workingman and Other Odds
A compact survey notes Bourget’s view of the American workingman as democracy’s backbone and factory life’s calm energy, alongside 19th century ads touting Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Mystic Cure for rheumatism with local merchants endorsing them.
Nervara remedy praised by Mrs Clark in Moretown letter
A Vermont woman reports nerve weakness and sleepless nights improving after using Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy. She credits the medicine with better sleep appetite and energy and urges readers to seek the remedy from Dr. Greene at 85 West 18th Street New York, free consultations offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Clark
Moretown
Clare
Dr. Greene
Greene
West
New York
What the Chinese Eat and Canton Life Seen by Florence O'Driscoll
Florence O Driscoll reports from Canton on daily life and street markets. He notes fruit and vegetable displays, bamboo shoots used widely for clothing and building, and a methodical ginger preparation. Breadstuffs appear pallid and unappetizing, with yellow patties and brown cakes common in bakers shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence O'Driscoll
Canton
O'Driscoll
Advertised Letters at Warren Post Office 1894
Remaining in Warren Pennsylvania post office on November 21 1894 is a list of advertised letters including Emma Geyer Mary Anderson Mrs Hall Mrs Eliza K Bresingtop and others. Unclaimed letters after two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Callers should say Advertised. Also Brownell Moreland nuptials report Erie November 6 1894 details Roy C Brownell Sheffield Pa and Miss Elizabeth Moreland Erie Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Anderson
Emma Geyer
Mary Anderson
Mary Hall
Eliza K
Bresingtop
DC Pierry
Mary
Bright ¢ Miner
Brockway
Arthur Neely
Ed Dimmick Mathew Oneal
Clarence Dowers
Frank Rodgers
OR Gibson
Harry Smith
BT Hines Hosie Turner
Jno
M. Ste¢rriep
Brownell—Moreland
Erie
Roy C. Brownell
Sheffield
Elizabeth Moreland
Tso
Miss Miggs
Roger McGurhan
Roger McGrathan
Daisybelle
Chicago Post
Hood's Sarsaparilla Battle Against Impure Blood
An 19th century medicine advertisement warns of a great ongoing battle in the human body with impure blood as the foe. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the weapon to defend health restore bodily vigor and drive the disease from the field. It also promotes Dr Agnes's heart cure claiming relief in 30 minutes for organic or sympathetic heart disease and related symptoms. Sold by F. H. Dizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Agnes
F. H. Dizon
Ahmes
The Work of Her Enemy and Other Fragments
A clipped newspaper fragment presents a melodrama about Miss Daisybell and a letter inviting her to vote, sparking jealousy toward Roger McGrath, linked with a sensational city gossip tone. Separate notes discuss Egyptian geometry, Pat’s humor, and an English French dictionary size.
Impossible House Plan Ends In Architectural Refusal
A humor column recalls a couple asking an architect to design a plain eight room house with inside satisfaction guaranteed, only to be told the request was impossible. The piece also parades brief jests from Detroit Free Press and Youth's Companion, including a Sweden Norway Lapland note on foxes and a Moscow bell fact. It adds golf remarks from a New York Sun quip about English players and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
India
England
Surna
New York Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
Thompson Hill
Youngsville
Paul Bourget
America
Boston Herald
France
Europe
Hall
F. J. Chenney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wurst & Truax
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
Steel
Warren, Ps
Pat
Hom
Richmond Dispatch
Smith
Green
Sweden
Norway
Lapland
Moscow
Fluloll
Cellulod CO
Broadway
Glade Township
Warren County
Geo. Hinton
A. Lessler
C. Lessler
Mark Twain
J. W. Kemi&e & Co
Phila
Hunter
O. H. Hunter & Son
Second St. Warren, Pa
Music Racks Basels
Parler
Music Racks
Nelson Creenland
Warren, Wa
T.o.slater &Co
Pasteur
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