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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
5
A conclusive test demonstrates frames of American war vessels can resist heavy stress and survive during wartime conditions. Engineers report structural integrity under simulated battle loads and imply strong maritime construction standards.
The naval Ordnance Board completed a decisive test at Indian Head proving grounds. It demonstrated that fourteen inch armor and frame structures with new fastening bolts endure heavy projectile shocks, confirming improved ship protection and mounting methods. Also mentions general health ads and local notices mixed in text.
Antoinette Snyder of Warren and Manley Orr Brown of Meadville wed at Union Street home with Rev J Hud son officiating. Fern Pickard played as guests admired parlor decor. Agnes Snyder served as maid of honor. The couple, soon headed to Meadville for residence, received many presents and postnuptial wishes.
Advertised letters remaining include Florence, Mrs Jerreier, Miss Mari Smith, Lesizan Ives, Campbell Rev Samuel L, Osborn Oscar Frank, Walter A Russell, Clarence Guinea, Wray Summerstrom, Henry White, J F Hart Relph, and others. All letters not called for in two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office. Please say Advertised when calling for letters on this list. two. Mr. SYEGFRIED. P. M.
N P Cook secretary of the London Base Ball Association says the Boston amateur club’s English tour ended disastrously and several players are stranded in London. Also notes strike committee meetings with Cleveland’s Consolidated Wire and Steel President Edenborn and mentions contracts and shipbuilding bids involving Zenith Transit Company and ReichsUrania. Also contains medical ad copy and local real estate notices.
Court convened at 9 40 this morning to pay tribute to the late Nasselas Brown, described as a noble judge and valued member of the Warren county bar. Speakers lauded his learning, integrity, quiet authority, and devotion to duty, with tributes from W D Brown C W Stone and others.
A dubious advertisement claims Dr Agnes offers a remedy for organic or sympathetic heart disease that relieves symptoms within 20 minutes. It markets a single dose as a peerless cure for palpitation breathlessness and left chest pain, with no verifiable medical basis. The notice appears in a local media fragment.
A distorted OCR excerpt mentions various nonsensical terms and names, listing entities like Blood Spaving Sponis Sweeney Ring- Bone and Turoata Sprame with unclear actions. It references Warren Paity and Potenge Tilt in a garbled, unreadable context with no coherent narrative or identifiable facts.
A Health pamphlet argues that disease trains announce illness and that consumption stems from blood impurity. It stresses keeping blood pure through good food and lung strength, claiming Tierce's Golden cures consumption by purifying blood and strengthening lungs.
In Warren Pennsylvania a court notice informs creditors of the estate of Humphrey and others, that hearings will be held in a September term to settle debts and claims. The executors announce administration under local law and request all indebted persons to file their claims with the administrator.
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