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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1905
Page
7
The article details a brew house workflow with 150 barrel batches. It describes fermenting in stacked cellars, yeast handling for the next brew, and final aging in large casks under pressure. Keg cleaning uses pitch coating, boiling water, scrubbers, and inspection by light. Equipment contrasts hot steam and ammonia cooling systems.
Leading Pekin Indiana physician reports W M Smitlhart’s incurable consumption cured by Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. The claimant states it cured him and he has used it ten years as a throat and lung remedy. Sold at 60 cents and 1 dollar bottles in Marion Center Homer City Indiana and Indiana Pa druggists with trial bottle free.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces reduced round trip fares to Portland Seattle Vancouver Victoria San Diego and Los Angeles from April 2 to September 27 for travel to the Lewis and Clark Exposition and related conventions. Consult nearest ticket agent for sale dates and routes. Miss Orpha McCullough of Cockport arrives returning with spring millinery stock and will be in town this week to fit customers. Also an ad for a 123 acre Sara farm near Tadliana and a help wanted notice for two girls at Winter's restaurant on Philadelphia Street.
Obsolete oak and rosewood supply limits for fine furniture are discussed with notes on kiln dried wood cracking and veneer issues. Walnut and cherry seasonings affect cost, while mahogany remains preferred by top cabinetmakers. The piece also surveys growing use of fingerprint identification and the global spread of Christian Endeavor societies with regional details.
Blain City Pr claims a medicine named Hot Shot cured a son’s rheumatism in five days and restored mobility after seventy days of illness. The family also used it for grip and praises the remedy highly. Sold locally by Petrick Bross Teellam.
A Pastors' Duton union in San Jose applies for admission to the Federated Trades. A local paper notes potential fee increases for marriages and funerals, especially on Sundays, where unions charge a double price. The piece also mentions the eight hour day as an issue.
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