13 Nov 1883
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1883
Page
1
A somber religious poem follows a poor elderly woman in a church service. She endures mockery from a self-satisfied crowd while the preacher extols blessings. She prays with tearful eyes and finds solace in music. She hopes for a humble place with God in the afterlife.
Molly Perry quits the Mart of Fashion to seek a new life as a domestic in Wheatfields New Hampshire. She proves capable, kind, and resourceful, turning a sick squire and his wife toward comfort and companionship while showing a brave, practical path from clerk to household helper. Molly’s choices shape a hopeful, humane tale of work, dignity, and community.
An old advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets for chronic dyspepsia with a claim of relief from stomach ailments. It also advertises Acker's English Remedy for croup whooping cough and asthma, sold under guarantee by Johnson & Siegfried.
An advertisement claims the remedy cures nervous debility loss of appetite dyspepsia and ailments from a disordered stomach liver and kidneys. Sold by K Noyes in Warren Pennsylvania.
The Buffalo Express notes libraries nationwide from Boston to San Francisco receive public funding and new buildings. Baltimore and Philadelphia showcase major private endowments. Boston’s planned $450,000 library and $180,000 land purchase lead a trend. Individual philanthropists in Baltimore, Quincy, Bridgeport and elsewhere fund free libraries and buildings, with recent gifts and endowments totaling millions.
A Nashville man was fined 800 dollars for kissing a schoolteacher under a quip about quotation prices. The humorous note compares the penalty to a potential thousand dollars and endorses Acker's English Remedy for consumption sold nearby.
Rev. Dr. George P. Hays of Denver recounts anonymous letters received during his ministry. He shows samples mocking him, noting threats, lampoons, offers of money, plagiarism fears, and gendered targets. He classifies writers as fools, cowards, or assassins and urges contempt for such correspondence.
A Wilmington maker completed a clock with a twenty four hour dial and a minute hand that makes twenty four revolutions per hour. The Arabic numerals replace Roman figures and half minutes are shown. Railways plan to adopt the system, updating timetables to avoid confusion between a m and p m services.
A humorous look at the powers of a newborn, detailing the author’s costs and upheavals. The baby wears out shoes, keeps a nurse in demand, fills a bed, inflates washing bills, crowds a crowded railroad car, angers a boarding house keeper, provokes a swearing bachelor, and drives a man to seek the railway’s steam.
A local druggist L G Noyes advertises Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy for 50 cents promising immediate relief and cure for itch salt rheum and galls. The note mentions athlete Ed ward MccGlinchy dying in Philadelphia from over training at 28, known for boxing and rowing wins.
An advertisement claims a complete cure from Acker's Blood Elixir removing taint from the blood and curing scrofula ulcers and boils. Distributed for sale by Johnson and Siegried.
A promotional text urges readers to brush with Teaberry morning and night to remove tartar and keep teeth white. It claims all specks of tartar yield to its power and touts the product as a great treasure found early via regular use.
A Ridgway Pennsylvania reader touts Dr Day's Liniment after using various remedies for years. An advertisement for Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets guarantees on every box with a 25 cent price, sold by Johnson and Siegfried.
Three well supplied with press and complete assortment of type and paper run a first class job printing service. Legal blanks kept on hand or printed to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. The mail is entered for circulation as second class matter in Warren P. O.
An article from The Lancet explains that good health and steady habits resist colds, while fatigue and nervous strain increase risk. It notes that fatigue, sleep loss, and overindulgence raise vulnerability more than the cold itself, and that regular sleep, cold bathing, and routine keep the nervous system and circulation strong. An old nurse endorses Acker's English Remedy for coughs and bronchial illnesses, sold by Johnson & Siegfreid.
An advertisement claims Dr Fraziers Magic Ointment cures pimples blackheads eruptions and other skin conditions. It promises smooth clear skin and also treats itchy rashes sore lips and ulcers. Sold by druggists or mailed for five cents and by L G Noyes Warren Pa. Also directs readers to N K Wendovers for wallpaper and paints.
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