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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1886
Page
1
A compact reference promises 2000 plus square inches of colored maps for every state territory province and world regions with detailed area figures property values and agricultural outputs. It also tracks gold and currency holdings and bank bonds offering a broad, data rich panorama.
The lines contemplate a bleak view of life under gloomy skies with despair and the sense of an eternal worm of death, attributed to Patrick Branwell Bronte.
In a sweeping tale of war and heartbreak, Attaman Kunicki leads the Kosaks through a brutal winter campaign against Tartars. Only three hundred return, while Kunicki’s loyalty and leadership are tested by loss, oath, and the plea of his grieving wife Handzia.
A long piece by W. L. Hendersonville Pa. shares practical steps for growing early market potatoes. Emphasizes fall manuring, deep plowing, southern exposure, deep furrows, seed selection Chicago Market and Clark’s No 1, seed-end cutting, skin-down planting, consistent weeding, timely hilling, and repeated shallow covering to boost warmth and moisture. Ends noting 45 years of potato growing and early-market success in Franklin.
Business readers are reminded that the mail office provides top facilities for all kinds of job printing. It uses the best stock and guarantees low prices for quality work, encouraging customers to compare prices before placing orders.
Under the 1885 act, constables must file quarterly sworn reports to quarter sessions on all oleomargarine sales and manufacture within their jurisdictions. Judges must ensure timely, faithful returns, detailing violations brought to their notice. Cider production in April noted as unusual due to apple surplus, with Ransom & Co. of Summerhill starting a mill.
Charles Dudley Warner presents the second part of his delightful summer resort serial in Harpers Magazine for May. The Cats kills theme is handled with a unique management style and enhanced by clever illustrations by C B Rheinhart that heighten the chapters’ appeal.
Aches and pains long borne make even the young feel old. Parker's Tonic purports to purify the blood and cleanse the liver and kidneys. It claims to banish pain and restore health with a reputation for delivering what it claims.
The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott in the Christian Union contends Jesus was a moderate drinker who performed miracles with wine and left an example for sacred use of wine in church services. He asserts fermented liquors are not inherently evil though he favors discretion in use.
In a private April 1 letter, Dr Curwen notes Erie county supplied nine of 27 new admissions in the past month. He recalls the State Board of Charities forecast of fewer than 200 patients in ten years, while current counts exceed six hundred less than half that time.
During the war Sarah E Edmunds of Flint Michigan wore male attire and enlisted. She served in forty engagements large and small but deserted after illness and fear of discovery. Congress considers removing the desertion charge from her army records.
Charlotte Parker of Waverly New York states she suffered twenty years from catarrh of the head and throat and was cured by one bottle of Ely's Cream Balm after a few applications. This testimonial highlights the product's claimed effectiveness and rapid relief.
The county temperance unions report donations led by Warren W. C. T U with gifts from Tidioute Grand Valley West Spring Creek and others totaling varying small amounts. Virginia local option law stirs contests with elections in Fredericksburg Richmond and Lynchburg on the 22nd and 26th respectively.
Tennessee lawmakers pass a bill to put the constitutional amendment to a vote. Another legislature will be elected before it can go to the people, needing a two thirds majority. Temperance and whiskey factions brace for a hard fight once before the voters. Much of the state remains under Prohibition via the four mile law around schools.
Reports from New Orleans papers describe a lively reception in the Government building for WCTU workers and press representatives, praising Mrs. Hornby for organizing the event. Critics argue against liquor laws, urging immediate action to abolish saloons and denounce reliance on God’s timing, highlighting government profits from liquor.
An original and scientific vegetable compound marketed to increase hair and moustache growth. Promoted as safe and certain with rising demand. Circulars available from Tropical Spray Co. in Fredonia New York and product sold by L. G. Noyes, Druggist, Warren Pennsylvania.
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