08 Jan 1884
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1884
Page
1
A local quotation from Warren Pennsylvania dated January 1884 notes a shadowed path struck by a backward blow and buried deep as the sea, framed by Cecil Magee in a reflective historical voice referencing the year 85.
Col. E D Baker delivers a moving burial oration for Senator David C Broderick killed in a 1859 California duel His life is praised as fearless, self made and steadfast against corruption and faction He recalls his public acts and private integrity while mourning a beloved leader and the people’s grief over his death
The Times pledges independence and fearless reporting, aims to advance value in journalism, and promises concise edited news. It highlights its global news reach, fresh weekly content, and evolving readership standards. Rates are listed for Daily, Sunday, and Weekly editions, including club offers.
Mrs. Anna Adams recounts eight years of scrofula illness with severe ulcers and decay, then improved after using Dr. M. M. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. She notes rapid healing, restored strength, and twelve years of remission with only scars, urging readers to obtain the Peoples Remedies circular for more products.
An 19th century advertisement touts Blodgett's Balm as a powerful medical agent for sudden diseases including summer complaint ear ache tooth ache lameness inflammation and colic in man or animal sold by all druggists at 25 and 50 cents.
Guarantee offered on every box of Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets with prices 25 cents and 50 cents advertised by Johnson and Siegfried.
Patent remedy claim promises to cure general debility loss of appetite dyspepsia and all diseases arising from a disordered stomach liver and kidneys sold by L G Noyes in Warren Pennsylvania.
Advertises a complete blood purification course claiming to remove taint and cure scrofula ulcers boils and pimples. Sold by Johnson Sieg fried.
A collage of wry quips on social topics, marriages, money, and manners followed by theatrical notes. It recalls a Philadelphia sexton tallying seal-skin sacques, a Bible wealth joke, and a child’s sleepiness at preaching, then moves to stage headlines, actor fortunes, and upcoming Madison Square Theatre productions.
An advertisement touts Acker's English Remedy as instantly easing group symptoms including whooping cough and asthma. Sold under guarantee by Johnson and Siegfried.
An advertisement touts Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment as a cure for pimples black heads eruptions and blotches on the face and skin. It claims to relieve itch salt rheum sore nipples lips and ulcers and sores. Price 50 cents sold by all druggists and mailed from Warren Pennsylvania by L G Noyes.
Are you miserable through indigestion sour stomach or constipation Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets guarantee relief sold by Johnson and Siegfried.
An Indian remedy by Dr. William promises a cure for blind bleeding itching and uncerated piles. A single box reportedly cures twenty five years of chronic cases. the ointment soothes itching at night, absorbs tumors, and provides instant relief. Sold by druggists and by L G Noyes Warren Pa for $1 via mail order.
The Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co announces a reduction in passenger rates effective January 1, 1884. The cuts apply to the Philadelphia & Erie division including the Sunbury Erie main line and the North and West Branch lines, covering Sunbury Tyrone and other connected routes.
A fragmentary verse line mentions Blodgett's Balm as a remedy when pain in the stomach strikes, urging a man to call his wife for help amid a playful, rustic tone.
A mother repeats a threat to whip her child for leaving the gate. The girl insists she did not escape the boundary, saying she climbed over the fence and cannot be whipped as punishment. The exchange shows a discipline dispute amid mud and street debris.
Guarantee Acker's English Remedy will stop your coughing at night. Price 10c 50c and 1.00. Sold
Jacob Keller the Tailor offers a vast stock of imported and domestic cloths in fall and winter fashion. He can tailor dress suits business suits overcoats and pants with careful fitting. Prices are low and workmanship is among the best. His rooms are on the second story corner of Second and Liberty streets Warren Pa.
L G Noyes, a local druggist, advertises Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy as an absolute cure for piles and skin diseases. The product is offered at five cents in this regional ad.
L G Noyes the Druggist offers a free bottle of Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup to anyone suffering from coughs colds consumption asthma or throat and lung ailments to demonstrate confidence in the remedy and avoid business failures.
An old advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for chronic dyspepsia with a warning about stomach illness. It notes Johnson and Siegfried as the sellers.
An advertisement highlights a complete printing outfit with presses type paper cards envelopes and skilled printers for first class work at low prices. It notes legal blanks printed to order and mentions circulation details for the Warren P. O. address. Readers are invited to submit brief newsy communications with writer names required for publication.
A Philadelphia stevedore known as Reddy Shannon saved 163 men and boys from drowning over two decades while living quietly near the wharves. He says he does not seek praise or medals, merely a better wage for his wife and four children, and attributes heroism to others. Congressman ONeill is pushing for a government medal, but Shannon calls it fuss over nothing.
A dapper man arrives at a major hotel on a gray stallion and books a room for a short visit. He notes there are about two hundred women and eight men at supper. That evening he dances with many, then leaves at dawn on his gray horse, remarking there were too many girls.
An athletic stranger in rumpled clothes asks a dime museum proprietor if he wants freaks. The man claims his peculiarity is playing baseball for nine consecutive years without a crooked little finger, asserting he is a true freak.
San Francisco newspapers decry a perceived influx of Chinese lepers. editors frame the issue as a growing urban threat and call for public action or policy responses.
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