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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1884
Page
3
A rough verse narrative portrays Ben Butler and Maud Miller during a summer convention. The judge nomination parades past, Ben admires the judge’s companion, and the judge recoils at potential parental disapproval, ending with the remark that the judge would not have Ben.
An old ad claims Hop Bitters cures ague biliousness nervousness neuralgia and stomach liver and kidney diseases. Testimonials swear it cured paralysis headaches Bright's disease diabetes and kidney troubles. Multiple users praise relief from malarial symptoms, debility, and epilepsy of the nerve, while cautioning to avoid inferior hop products.
The New Orleans Exposition opens December 1 in New Orleans and runs six months, drawing attention from multiple nations and promising to rival Philadelphia’s 1876 centennial. Pennsylvania is urged to contribute agricultural and mineral exhibits, with farmers asked to ship two quarts each of wheat, rye, oats, barley, and other cereals, plus samples of potatoes, fruits, corn, and dried fruits, packed and sent via regular freight to R Tomas, MeenaNroseune, CasBerrano Co., Pennsylvanis.
An assortment of patent medicine claims promoting Wells Health Renewer Wells Health Renew er Buchu paiba Rough on Rats and related tonics. Advertorial fragment notes cures for dyspepsia nerves kidney issues fevers and children development with a humorous aside about mushrooms between Dublin and Liverpool.
A health tonic pitch urges workers across professions to stay well with Parker’s Tonic to avoid lost productivity. The piece claims a better day exists when personal health is cared for, contrasts market manipulation with secret oil well data, and suggests new schemes may be needed to influence prices.
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