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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1884
Page
8
A November 1883 editorial from Rev H H Parrall, editor of the Dow Methodist, extols Ely's Cream Balm as curative for catarrh after testing its merits. The note adds a line about its proper use and cautions it is not a liquid or snuff.
An 1881 advertisement from Apruy Michigan notes sale of Down's Flixir to Woodland California and promotes O H Hunter & Son dry goods in Warren Pennsylvania. It touts a large stock of dress goods, brocades, and French novel ties with low prices, plus humorous storefront dialogue and a joking note about staff.
Marching clubs can save 25 percent on all orders for campaign goods with quicker delivery by William Fleming & Co at No 29 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh. The firm has served over 100 clubs and now has orders from several leading clubs to be supplied with uniforms in the coming days. Remark mentions No 29 Fitch Avenue in Oct Liv 2. Senator Edmundson remarks from 1884 reflect a past stance on Blaine and railroad involvement.
An advertisement touts Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for young women facing delicate health at maturity with claims of reliable cure. It recounts a girl around sixteen improving after three bottles and mentions Meses Wintrawsox of Pavilion NY as a source and a comical note about a parsimonious old man who asks about his dizzy head and receives a doctor’s joke prescription about counting money.
A collage of old ads touts Electric Bitters as a cure, plus claims for Brights disease and other ailments. Other items advertise cloaks, a Russian circular, Dr Bul’s Cough Syrup, jellybean quips, and winter garments, with local business names and testimonials sprinkled throughout.
At the Columbus Union E A U No 1 meeting on Oct 4 1981 unanimous resolutions lament the death of sister Bell Rowe praising her as sentinel and friend. The notes express sympathy to the president supreme treasurer and mourners including family and friends. A brief advertising line cites Graves Vitality Regulator priced a dollar per bottle.
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