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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1883
Page
3
A special committee reports the woodchuck as a major farmer foe. It notes the animal’s predatory habits, denning behavior, and torpid hibernation, urging action to rid the state of these pests while warning against unintended trespass effects.
In a Wadi Street News item a Senate labor committee is depicted preparing to question Russell Sage about his rise from poverty in New Hampshire. The spoof dialogue traces his humble beginnings, early work removing corns, and eventual wealth, crediting tinware peddling for success and referencing Mr. Gould and the group of “other boys.”
Letter from Mrs Thexny Bruis of Milwaukee credits a three month course of Manadin and Peruna with a complete recovery from multiple illnesses after doctors said nothing could help. The missive also recounts a Georgia man’s perilous Friday ordeal with a capsizing boat, a hornet nest, and a broken wrist, ending with a patrolman’s quip about the police officer’s lot.
England's court circles discuss the queen's illness believed kidney related. An advertised remedy, Dr. Penner's Kidney and Back-Ache Cure, is cited as a general cure with a testimonial from Mrs. James Ferrer of Fredonia New York dated March 8, 1883. The notice includes other local promotions for wallpaper and a nerve remedy from Dr. Kline.
Advertisement states Gilmore's Neuralgia Cure relieves stomach pain with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Offer price is fifty cents per box and available at A. W. Morck's in Warren, Pennsylvania.
Health officer advises using Gilmore's Aromatic Wine to improve health at home. Gilmore's products including Pile Specific and magnetic Elixir sold by A. W. Merck in Warren, Pa with promises of no cure no pay. Also advertised Cow-Boy Condition Powder and non alcoholic Communion Wine.
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