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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1891
Page
7
A Munson Street man schemes to mend tin with solder costing a dollar fifty and ten cents. He injures his leg when molten solder spills, his wife improvises home remedies, and they fear losing money to the Astors.
A finely dressed woman, face powder and wrinkles evident, rode a crowded Norwalk train Saturday evening. A young woman offered her a seat, but the original passenger refused, insisting she could stand because she is young, and promptly moved to the far end of the car. J. M. Batey.
An OCR fragment mentions cures for consumption and dyspepsia with Dr. Lee's Liver Regulator and other products. It advertises trial bottles and calls for a local drug company, L. G. Noyes & Col., and references a Russian art collection at a Berlin exhibition, with garbled lines about patients and cures.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a medical panacea claim with varied merchandise names and odd phrases. It mentions Miles pills, liver tonics, a diver, and a shop run by Mullen’s or Dixon, plus a drowned port reference near Nugavaona.
Sufferers from consumption coughs and colds urged to try Pan Tina Cough and Consumption Cure claiming quick relief and permanent benefit. The medical profession call it a remedy of high value and offer trial bottles free. Also notes about Dr Lee Regulator and a World’s Fair power plant details. An advert for English Spavia Liniment and a legal note about President Harrison refusing a minister’s request for Chong Sam.
A string of product endorsements and medical claims from early 20th century ads tout Castoria for infants, children, and adults. Testimonials cite cures for heart disease and "navarrh" relief, plus a claim that Dr Miles New Heart Cure is sold by Morris and Mullen. Also notes a ruling on oyster shipping and a Vermont testimonial mention.
An old advertises Dr Haines Golden Specific claimed to cure drunkenness fast with no knowledge of the drinker. It touts tea or coffee administration, numerous cures, and guaranteed safety. Includes address GoLoix stretch Co Cincinnati and claims about other products and local liquor advertisements.
A wry meditation on discretion and the peril of revealing jokes about others in social circles. The piece warns that a clever tale about Mrs Chase may destroy an amusing reputation as quickly as it elevates it, leaving trusted confidences fractured.
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