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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1883
Page
1
A reflective poem by Florence Percy on infant feet and the heavy path of motherhood. The speaker ponders how a newborn will walk life’s rough road under a mother’s guidance and the fate of those young feet when that care ends. The piece ends with a prayer for blessings and divine guidance for the child.
In Jonesville a young couple Ury Gansy and Mandy Howe plan to marry with a grand wedding supper hosted by Samantha, but Josiah Allen's scheme to send them on a two city honeymoon backfires when Mandy leaves with Ury for a prolonged tower. The tale reveals small town gossip and Samantha’s reluctant consent as neighbors whisper about the unconventional plan and its consequences.
Acker's celebrated English Remedy for coughs colds and consumption is offered with a guarantee by Johnson and Sieg fried. This advertisement promotes the product as a trusted remedy available through the sellers.
An advertisement asserts that Dr. Frazier's Root Bitters cure general debility loss of appetite and dyspepsia arising from stomach liver and kidney disorders. Sold by L. G. Noyes in Warren Pennsylvania.
A 1883 Lottsville Pa. note by Mrs. C. H. Creep urges duty as divine, cites Elihu Barrett rising from blacksmith to trusted positions, and praises courage, industry, and perseverance. It echoes that honoring one’s calling brings honor, with Lincoln and Franklin as examples. It stresses risk for great attainments and business ethics.
Grand Valley pupils listed for December month end show full attendance with 95 percent rate. York Hill pupils commended for good conduct and regular attendance for November 29. Upper Valley Eldred Tp pupils have a cohort with no absences while several others miss one day.
The Vanderbilt mansion on Fifth Avenue hosts a grand ball for two thousand guests. Two houses unite. floors polished to mirror shine. tens of thousands in flowers from the South. Lander's orchestra plays hidden by palms. Supper by Delmonico costs about fifty thousand dollars. Worth, Pingat and others supply hundreds of costumes. Mrs Vanderbilt wears a Worth gown with a $2000 lace flounce. Diamonds, detectives, and lavish wines accompany the event amid a city-wide premiere of high society splendor.
Peterson's Magazine for January arrives in advance with two steel engravings In the Orchard by Millais and Lost on the Alps by Riviere a grand double size fashion plate colored by hand and a rich literary lineup including original works and new copyright novelets by Mrs Ann S Stephens and the author of Second Life priced at 2 dollars yearly with club deductions and premiums
L. G. Noyes, a local druggist, advertises Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy as an absolute cure for piles and skin diseases, selling at 50 cents. Acker's Blood Elixir is pledged to cure blood poisoning and is sold by Johnson & Siegfried.
An 1869 account details a woman with a severe scrofula illness who recovered after taking Dr. Fenner’s Blood and Liver Remedy and Nervetonic. Anna Adams testifies to healing, lasting thirteen years with only scars. The notice promotes the remedy and circulars sold by dealers.
The notice informs Warren postal subscribers that the paper is in second class mail and requests communications from all county and national readers. It emphasizes brevity and newsy content and states anonymous articles will not be published while requiring the writer’s name for possible publication.
The piece notes Gen. Steedman’s demand to be buried decently and for newspapers to spell his name correctly. It then surveys variations in the spelling of Shakespeare across old records, listing numerous forms, and ends with an advertisement for Acker’s Blood Elixir and Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets sold by Johnson & Siegfried.
Want of confidence fuels many business failures, yet L. G. Noyes, a local druggist, offers a free bottle of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup to anyone suffering from coughs colds consumption asthma or other throat and lung ailments.
An advertisement touts Dr Frazier’s Magic Ointment as a universal cure for pimples black heads grubby eruptions and various skin complaints. It claims to heal itch salt rheum sores nipples lips ulcers and more and offers delivery by mail on 50 cent price. Local dealer L G Noyes in Warren PA is listed.
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