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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1898

Page

7

Texas Cheered Return to New York Navy Yard After Battle Scarred

The battleship Texas docked at the New York Navy Yard after Santiago de Cuba action. Crowds lined the docks and bridge while officers and crew, including Captain John W. Philip and Lt. Commander Harber, were greeted. The ship showed battle damage but was ready for more, with repairs planned and a survey to assess costs.

New York Navy Yard Texas East River Navy Yard Santiago Sandy Hook Tompkinsville Brooklyn John W. Philip Harber F. J. Haeseler Bunce Morro Frank Blakely Join Lively Dons Almirante Oquenado Philip Bates Cuban Porte Cervera Cuba Naval Hospital Flushing Avenue Board of New York Tribune

A Triumph of Modern Surgery by Pittsburg Doctors

Drs. Sadler and Sigmann of 804 Penn avenue Pittsburgh restore sight and hearing for many, with a new case of Mr. Massey at 107 Third street. An iridectomy removed cataract and internal membranes, eight weeks post op Massey reads coarse print at distance with glasses.

Sadler and Sigmann Penn Avenue Pittsburg Massey Third Street S. 8 Sigmann Mr. Massey

Free bottles offer from eminent New York chemist

An eminent New York chemist T A Slocum offers three free bottles of his New Discoveries treatment for consumption and all lung and chest diseases to readers of THE INDIANA PROGRESS. He claims the cure is proven by letters from grateful patients and asks sufferers to write to 98 Pine Street New York providing return addresses.

New York T. A. Slocum Indiana Science Daily M. D Pine Street Assa

Dr Pierce cures diseases with Golden Medical Discovery

The advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestion liver disorders and impure blood harming organs. It claims relief for consumption bronchitis nervous exhaustion and skin diseases and promotes the product as a blood maker. Testimonials from Wm Smothers of Millston Wis and Mother guidance from Pierce’s Medical Adviser are included.

Pierce Wm. Smothers Millston, Jackson Co Wis

Bacon's Foot Powder Promises Comfort for Tender Feet

If feet are tender covered with acne and shoes tight, Bacon's Foot Powder offers relief. It makes tight shoes feel a size larger and is sold in large powder boxes or samples at Daugherty Bros. drug store for 25 cents.

Daugherty Bros

Cyclone Rider Survives Flight Aboard Door In Celina

Christian Van den Harvner known as Cyclone Johnny rode a door as the cyclone swept Celina Ohio in May 1886. He escorted the Bryan family to a cellar then was hurled over trees into a field a quarter mile away, escaping with scratches after a terrifying flight. The incident was witnessed by a search party including Mr. Bryan.

Christian van den Harvner Celima Cyclone Johnny Celina Haroner Mr. Bryan Cincinnati Enquirer

Commodore Schley and Navy Ship Color Debate

In Washington during the search for a three fleet the question of painting the ships a war color was debated by senior officers. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt faced daily tint submissions from a color board while Schley quipped that color mattered little compared to having ships, even if they were painted red or black. The emphasis remained on securing ships rather than the exact hue.

Schley Washington Roosevelt

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