13 Jan 1885
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1885
Page
1
A Whittier verse explores the idea that richest gifts arise from selfless giving rather than seeking love in return. The speaker reflects on unpaid debt, vanity, and pride, concluding that love’s deepest joy comes from sacrifice and generous, unselfish acts.
Mrs Orme confronts financial ruin after South Central Pacific collapse and Rebecca urges action. They travel to Mantini's Old Curiosity Emporium where antiques are valued by a glamorous buyer Mrs Van Voscelin. Mantini sells the furniture for a fortune, turning misjudged heirlooms into a windfall and funding Clara's music lessons.
Simon Cameron at 86 says life is movement and onward living keeps happiness. England sees necklaces from old watch interiors rise in price as bric a brac folk collect. New Orleans visitors find open sewers, built up cemeteries, and city streets shaped by river flow. European carp touted as future staple due to easy farming. Parisian etiquette bans hand bags for women except for beauty professionals. World Expos require silver half dollars in glass boxes, no tickets sold.
A biased Buddhist editor argues Christianity will become Japan’s prevailing faith, praising its social benefits, missionary activity, schools, hospitals, and Bible society work while contrasting it unfavorably with Buddhism. The piece highlights Western science and civilization as outcomes of Christian influence. Ten thousand families affirm Blodgett's Balm as a remedy.
An advertisement urges readers to try Houp Cough Cure for quick relief and offers a 25 cent sample of Johnson and Siegfried's Zo-pe-sa liver and stomach tonic. It promises refunds if Acker's Blood Elixir fails to help skin or blood disorders and discourages prejudice in judgment.
L. G. Noyes asserts that Acker's English Remedy cures contracted consumption and invites readers to request a circular. He describes it as an entirely new medicine guaranteed to work.
A late 19th century column urges self-reliance and hard work over genealogy. Advice on honesty marriage and living purposefully emphasizes doing one’s best now rather than chasing pedigrees or wealth. The prosaic miscellany notes humorous clippings and quips about daily life and proprieties.
L G Noyes promises positive relief for cough cold croup or lung complaints with Acker's English Remedy or will refund the money. A 25 cent bottle of "Has" Cough Cure is offered to settle coughing. Ask Johnson & Siegfried.
A small ad notes Hus cough cure marketed as safe pleasant and fast. It claims cost of 26 cents and directs readers to Johnson and Siegfried for purchase or inquiries. The short note emphasizes affordability and ease of access.
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