23 Sep 1884
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1884
Page
1
The verse evokes fleeting dreams and vanished joys as life’s path winds to funerallike endings. It reflects on mortality, lost hopes, and the urge to seek meaning beyond ephemeral happiness. The lines compare living to a seasonal cycle of joys and vanishing futures.
A New York Tribune report records Southern buyers in New York City debating Grover Cleveland’s potential election. Speakers from South Carolina Louisiana and Georgia warn of harm to sugar plans and plantations if Cleveland wins while praising Northern progress and reform. They contrast Bourbon Democrats with rising Southern business-minded youth as they discuss Irish and Blaine votes and social relations between North and South.
M L Blair Alderman 5th Ward Scranton Pa said November 9 1913 he used Dr Thomas Electric Oil for sprains burns cuts bruises and rheumatism and was cured every time.
An advertisement asserts constipation makes people sick and claims a few doses of Zopesa will invigorate the liver and aid digestion. It promotes a 25 cent sample from Johnson & Siegfrie d and promises a doctor bill savings with the bottle.
The notice advertises Pure Baking Powder 35 cents per pound mixed by the Hazeltine Mixer from Johnson & Siegfried of Warren Pa. Also promotes Dr Frazier's Magic Ointment as a cure for boils burns cuts and skin conditions sold by Johnson and Siegfried with FRAZIER SEEN CO as Cleveland Ohio proprietors.
A Northern Chautauqua Republican demonstration drew about 500 Dunkirk visitors and Fredonia residents. The event featured lighted hats and banners, remarks by Dr Fenner and Jules Williams, then Senator Vedder’s hour long speech amid cheers. An aside noted a boy burned at Teft’s mill but saved by timely help.
Election Day is set for Tuesday November 4 with voter deadlines for taxes naturalization and registration listed as October and September dates. The October North American Review features Moral Character in Politics by J H Seelye and a tariff system symposium by Roach Thompson and Dingley Jr. Peterson's Magazine October adds pages and steel plates with grand visuals and the humorous Grandpa theme.
A vintage ad offers a bottle of Hub Cough Cure for 25 cents promising quick relief. It advises asking Johnson and Siegfried for the product.
Mrs Garfield, mother of the late President, is described as moving about the grounds and veranda at Mentor. She attends church with family on Sundays and can sit in a carriage with little help, having just passed her eighty third birthday.
The note states Frazier's Root Bitters are strictly medicinal not a dram shop product. They act on the liver and kidneys, aid bowel movement and cleanse the blood and system of impurities. Sold by Johnson and Siegfried for $1.
The piece surveys diverse early fall fashion options from plain to elaborate, detailing fabrics such as silk, wool, brocade, and velvet. It highlights color trends toward reds and browns, trend lines like tailor made dresses and jackets, Newmarket wraps, and varied hat styles with practical notes on garments and accessories.
The guide describes men's fall clothing with Prince Albert coats in medium length and one to five button cutaways, single breast vests, and medium leg trousers. Overcoats are single breast with silk facings. Fabrics favor plaids stripes and suitings, with a new diagonal for dress coats signaling the decline of broadcloth.
An old ad claims Burdock's Blood Bitters cures illness caused by bad drainage and improper organ action. It mentions Johnson & Siegfried and a 25 cent price for a tonic marketed to improve blood and liver health.
A medicinal promotion from a Cleveland company claims Mrs Dr Walton's Periodical Tea cures monthly troubles in women. Sold by Johnson & Sieg fried on receipt of price, 50 cents, by Frazier Medicine Co. in Ohio.
Ads claim the ointment cures long standing piles and relieves itching in minutes. It absorbs tumors and acts as a poultice for piles and itching of private parts. Sold by Johnson & Siegried. price one dollar post paid by Frazier Medicine Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
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