04 Mar 1884
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1884
Page
1
A reflective verse contrasts two daisies bowing in a storm with a narrator and a companion. The poem muses on friendship, missed opportunities, and a sense of time slipping away while unfulfilled deeds and intentions haunt the speaker.
A portrait of the country editor as multi hat role player and community mediator. He balances demands from churches, farmers, and townsfolk while managing advertising and finances. The piece notes risks, rough treatment, and the editor’s public service, ending with brief reviews of contemporary essays.
Are you miserable through indigestion sour stomach or constipation Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee will relieve you Sold by Johnson Siegfried Croup whooping cough and even asthma immediately relieved by Acker's English Remedy Sold under guarantee by Johnson Siegfried.
A bashful man explains his courtship success as his wife smoothing over the hard places for him. A teasing relative asks if the lady did the courting, but the man says she did not, she only eased the path.
An advertisement features Acker's English Remedy claimed to cure coughs croup diphtheria and bronchitis. Sold by Johnson and Siegfreid with a guarantee to stop night coughing. Prices listed at 10c 50c and 1.00.
L. G. Noyes the Druggist offers a free bottle of Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup to customers with coughs colds consumption asthma and throat lung afflictions claiming lack of confidence causes business failures and that free samples prove the remedy’s value.
Advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for chronic indigestion and stomach upset. Johnson and Siegfried are named as sellers.
A Dr Frazier style advertisement promotes Magic Ointment curing pimples black heads grubs blotches eruptions and other skin troubles It claims to clear the face and improve health It also treats itch salt rheum sore nipples and ulcers Sold by all druggists and mailed on receipt of price fifty cents L G Noyes Warren Pa
The Warren County Agricultural Association met at the Court House on February 23 with 25 members. They discussed potato cultivation methods and rotation, exchanged seed, and appointed a committee to distribute seeds. The group thanked the County Commissioners for court room use for one year and resolved to support local newspapers as association organs. The club adjourned to March 29 to debate calf rearing.
Advertisement states guarantee for every box of Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets with prices 25c and 50c. Sold by Johnson and Siegfried.
A brief exchange reveals a joke about the term table boarder. Mrs D asks what it means and Mr D explains that at her house the board is essentially just a table.
Acker’s English en for consumption was sold by Johnson and Seig at a price of 1.00.
Advertises Dr Frazier's Root Bitters as a cure for general debility loss of appetite dyspepsia and stomach liver and kidney complaints sold by L G Noyes in Warren Pennsylvania.
In Pennsylvania notes Pittsburg Allegheny and Philadelphia elected Republican mayors Philadelphia pledged five times as much as New York to Ohio flood sufferers Waynesburg schools sent twelve barrels of potatoes to Wheeling sufferers per pupil five potatoes each principal urged participation The item praises the shared aid effort and suggests other schools follow.
The Derrick reports a new oil town along the Tionesta where hills shield it from winter winds and host downhill sliding. C D Holsworth built the first building five weeks ago as 15 to 20 structures rise, with boarding houses hotels a bakery and a telegraph office. Locals Tony Willoughby Andy White Mumford and Dick Collins arrive or manage services as wells and derricks proliferate in nearby Eureka valleys and hills.
Horatio C. Burchard, director of the mint, reports 5 479 518 nickels minted and none recalled. collectors value them at 15 to 25 cents each, with prices likely rising slowly. Blodgett's Balm touted as a superior medical remedy at 25 and 50 cents through druggists.
Wire lath and glass shingles are now being manufactured, signaling a shift toward modern building methods. As production expands, a dutiful father may travel distant camps to obtain materials to influence his son toward better paths.
A playful reflection on how a single swallow's presence might hint at sultry weather, linking seasonal change to inner sensations and mood.
An 19th century advertisement touts water as cathartic and alterative for dyspepsia constipation torpid liver and digestive disorders. Recommends one glass before breakfast. Sold by top druggists and high rock spring company Saratoga springs N Y. Orders to High Rock Spring Company. Also sold by L G Noyes Warren Pa.
A short notice notes how life troubles are small when healthy and how piles or skin diseases loom large. Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy is advertised as an absolute cure and available from L G Noyes for 50 cents.
A letter from Wm H Steiner of the New York Herald commends Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic after personal use and a recommendation from H C Lake. The note claims complete health restoration and asks for two more bottles for his wife. Also touts Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure as effective for kidneys, bladder, nerves, heart and rheumatic issues.
A notice promotes Dr William’s Indian Ointment as a cure for Blind Bleeding Itching and Uncerated Piles. It asserts one box cures chronic cases up to twenty five years and that ointment absorbs tumors eases itching and acts as a poultice. Sold by druggists and by mail for one dollar. L Noyes Warren PA distributes.
The Argonaut urges women to study husbands’ weaknesses and use flattery, appearance, and clever homemaking to secure lifelong marriage. Advice covers dinner, conversation, jealousy, temper, and deception as means to retain a spouse, while warning against targeting other men.
A columnist critiques 19th century dress norms detailing country, stylish and horseback women. It argues long skirts trap dust and impede movement while corsets restrict breathing and strain the waist and back. The piece urges women to try breathing freely for a month and rethink corset use.
An advertisement touts presses, type, paper, rds, envelopes and other job printing, performed in first class style with satisfaction guaranteed and low prices. Blanks of all kinds kept on hand or printed to order. The Mail is designated for second class mail in Warren.
A Boston Herald piece recalls the extravagant fan rituals of actors Terriss Kelcey Mantell and others. Audiences mail bouquets violet scented notes and requests for autographs, with many attempting in person meetings or sightings in New York streets.
A London Paper article argues British women appear insular and indifferent to Continental fashion and courtship. It notes they favor home interests over romance, dress for practicality, and dressy innovations offend foreign sensibilities while contrasting with more sociable Continental habits.
A Toledo Blade reader recalls Pompeii's ancient canning method found in a house pantry. Jars of figs were still fresh when opened after a wax-sealed, steam-vented canning process. The note credits Pompeii with the origin of modern fruit canning in America, linking ancient practice to today.
Old Captain Jake Vanderbilt, brother of the late Commodore, at over eighty years of age, remains mentally sharp and comfortably resides on his Staten Island farm. He avoids bother from Billy his nephew and other family members who rarely hear from him.
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