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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1883
Page
2
Editorial notes high dinner costs in Norway and claims about Glenoine as medicine. It criticizes Governor Bowrer’s stable wealth, praises a Louisville statue unveiling, and highlights a giant cow in Kansas. Papery humor mocks rumors about political tickets and cites Texas trade data and Frank James trial verdicts, criticizing juries and courts.
The New York Times columns suggest Gen. Arthur for President and Gen. John A Logan for Vice President as a full Republican ticket. The idea, noted as news rather than advocacy, cites their Stalwart support of Grant and sees potential unity but acknowledges the party must embrace new ideas to stay in power.
Five year old Fred Benner ignited a fire in a wood-shed while his mother attended a funeral. His sister Julia's burns worsened after she tried to save him, and Alma Anderson, a 15 year old girl, acted bravely to aid the children. Baby Julia died early Wednesday after injuries. Funeral services for Julia were held yesterday morning conducted by Rev Aineland.
Readable pricing and product notes show pies cakes cookies and related items with several numbers likely prices and page references from a historical ad. The fragment lists items and figures such as 10 4 5 70 90 60 15 14 13 443 25 20 16 12 and a 44 at the end.
Akron Ohio announcement for BUCGHTEL College outlines three study tracks with cabinet laboratory and apparatus, no sectarian influence, German instruction by a native teacher, preparatory and normal departments, and minimal expenses. Catalogs available from President or A B Tinker Secretary Akron Ohio.
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