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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1901
Page
3
A lengthy opinion defends licensed hotel barrooms while urging vigilant supervision of patrons and staff. It warns that intoxicated travelers frequent the American House bar and urges the license holder to enforce rules, prevent minor access, and curb disorder to keep rest and refreshment orderly for travelers.
A Hartford man credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with saving his leg after rusted wire caused blood poison. The advert features endorsements from local dealers who guarantee satisfaction or refund. Old newspapers are sold under the PROGRESS office at ten cents per bundle.
Ex president Grant, near death, signs a letter granting West Point admission to his grandson Ulysses while on a visit to Dr Shrady on April 3 1885. Colonel Fred Grant presents a steel engraving for an autograph and the scene is described as a quiet yet powerful benediction for a future soldier.
In winter Benson's Porous Plasters are presented as superior for coughs and colds and claim to relieve seated cold with no stomach upset. They are urged for chest or back relief, claim quick action, and say lung and bronchial ailments improve with minimal suffering. The ad touts many awards, 5000+ physicians backing, and offers 25 cents with prepaid US postage from Seabury & Johnson.
The store unveils a bright spring display with departments aglow and the latest, best offerings across all sections. This first blast of Bargains highlights fresh selections, upgrades, and inviting vibes for shoppers seeking value and style.
Men and boys and children's new clothing headlined by eastern novelties such as Russian blouse suits and Sailor suits. Men's neckwear shirts collars cuffs suspenders belts cuff buttons collar buttons watch chains and charms also offered. Ladies fashion includes brooches hair barrettes spectacles and cases. Dress suit cases leather and cloth. everything in plain figures and one price. Herrick Bros hold a controlling interest and promise fair treatment.
A local legal brief notes Cash Clothing Company as a party opposing proceedings at the court house in Inprana Pennsylvania. The item records a civil matter linked to a dispute or filing impacting local commerce and property rights. The exact nature of the action is not detailed in the fragment.
A local feature highlights Indiana's sole collection agency that operates without adding extra costs. The piece profiles its approach, comparing it with typical debt collection practices and noting consumer-friendly policies. It mentions the agency’s name, location, and a standard of transparent fees.
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