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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1894
Page
4
A column criticizes political corruption and reform rhetoric while lampooning figures like W. M. Howard and McKinley. It discusses Tammany, Sir George Pullman, Ambassador Bayard, and Tim Campbell, with musings on China Japan and Japan’s rise, all reflecting partisan tensions and media rhetoric of the era.
A half column editorial attacks Mr. Singerly and Republican policy over coal wage cuts and tariff protection. It questions the truth of wage data, cites mining and railroad wage declines, and condemns “favoring a few” while accusing Republicans of rotten governance and granting favors to campaign donors.
A Democratic gubernatorial campaign diary records overflow meetings in Du Bois and Clearfield with large crowds in Ridgway Johnsonburg Kane Warren Corry Union City and Erie. It highlights a stenographer reporting Hastings remarks to the Philadelphia Record, critiques of the tariff debate among Tom Reed Dan Hastings and McKinley, plus local notices from Warren county and a Burned Creamery near Russel and Farmington.
Read of Dr Greene of New York promising Nervara blood and nerve remedy cures for Bright's disease malaria and erysipelas. Testimonials claim a life turning recovery after four bottles. Ad advises readers to consult Dr Greene directly at 35 West 14th Street New York City for guaranteed care and cure.
A historic ad line promotes Ayers Cherry Pectoral as a remedy for colds and coughs, advocating its presence in every home. The claim underscores its role as a trusted domestic cure in period advertisements.
Mr John Newell of Warren joined the Friday hunt at Lewis Fox’s and attended the social at W D Hall’s where the organ fund grew notably. Families Fox Lauffenburger Sumner and Bean are mentioned with travels and visits. A temperance lecture by Otis Newton of Kiantone, N Y was enjoyed by several young men at Cable Hollow.
An 1894 advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as cures for nervousness indigestion and general debility. It lists several marriage notices and numerous obituaries and birth entries from Warren and nearby towns with dates in October 1894, naming residents and families.
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