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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1886
Page
1
The speaker laments the beloved's absence and recalls shared memories. He endures loneliness while hoping for relief, praying fate softens winds and grants a glimpse of the loved one beyond the "Evermore." The poem blends sorrow with a vow to endure and remember the morning lessons of life.
Business men are urged to remember the mail office offers the best facilities for all kinds of job printing. It uses top stock, guarantees low prices for quality work, and invites customers to compare prices before placing orders.
A survey of January offerings in periodicals notes Peterson's Magazine and Scribner's Magazine debuting strong with rich illustrations and high literary quality. Mary Livermore praises Chautauquan on Superfluous Women. Godey's Lady's Book prints Robin Adair and other fiction from notable writers including Jenny June and Arthur Dudley Vinton.
D A Bradford of Chattanooga Tennessee reports a severe lung cold cured by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption after trying many remedies. He has used it for his family with best results and notes thousands saved by this Wonderful Discovery. Trial bottles free at A W Morck’s Drug Store.
The cabalistic C. L. S. C. marks its ninth year with over 9,000 graduates and a working roll above 40,000. Local circles exceed 2,000 in the United States and Canada, with additional members in foreign lands including South Africa and Japan.
The article notes nasal catarrh as a baffling disease with few cures until Ely's Cream Balm emerged. It claims remarkable success and widespread relief from chronic catarrh. It also mentions Ruhlman serving oysters at his room opposite the Carver House.
Advertises yearly prepaid club rates for 1887 on assorted newspapers and magazines with postage paid to subscribers. Lists prices for both or single papers including New York Tribune Philadelphia Press Harper’s and more. Notes money must accompany the order and changes go to the periodicals. Sample copies available and multiple selections offered at reduced rates.
Advertises the Mai and the new Family Atlas of the World at two dollars in advance. Claims the atlas is worth two dollars and only available through this offer in Warren County. Encourages readers to subscribe now.
A London gathering of scholars reexamined the potato’s origin and argued the crop began in the Andes of South America. They challenged the belief that Sir Francis Drake introduced it to England in 1586, suggesting Drake obtained it from South America during Raleigh’s Virginia voyage.
The Warren Mail and the Weekly Press of Philadelphia offer a complete weekly package for $1.75 in advance. The Press is a Republican eight page weekly with markets, farm department, women and youth sections, and a strong lead story. The Mail covers home and local news, making a full family reading package mailed free postage.
A collection of quips and anecdotes on marriage gender and virtue. Jokes about drinking women and clerics, plus editorials on prosperity and temperance movements in Quebec Chicago Yale and Wisconsin. Notable lines from Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Congressman Lawler anchor a mosaic of period humor and social commentary.
Mr John F Carll Assistant Geologist presents two statistical charts for the Annual Report of the Survey for 1886. The charts show growth and decline of petroleum production in Pennsylvania and New York districts from 1859 to January 1886. A small edition of 500 copies is on sale at 55 cents to cover cost and postage. Address Charles Ashburner 907 Walnut street Philadelphia.
An unnamed physician near here markets Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic to cleanse blood regulate functions and restore nerves. He offers Dr Fenner's Improved Cough Honey and Golden Relief for coughs and pains with fast action. Also advertised Parker's Hair Balsam praised by Miss Pearl Aneson of St. Louis for stopping hair loss and dandruff.
A minister describes harmless little snakes and a glass of wine to warn children about growing sins. A boy objects to harming innocents, then declares he would kill all snakes to prevent future danger. The message urges avoiding bad habits and choosing good ones to escape eternal flames.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by A. W. Morck.
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