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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1898

Page

3

Stump Pencils Mascots In Stock Exchange Folklore

In a New York Stock Exchange scene, traders discuss superstition around short lucky pencils. A long pencil is avoided, leading to halved stubs used as talismans. One man recalls profits tied to a fractional pencil, while others guard inch‑long keepsakes and blame misfortune on loss of the lucky tool.

Wi¢tham Stock Exchange The New York Press

Sting of the Bee Poison Study by German Scientist

Dr. Joseph Zanger conducted extensive tests with twenty five thousand nine hundred bees to analyze honeybee venom. He identifies a fresh, waterlike liquid with an aromatic odor, notes a gummy residue on drying, and details the soluble poisonous base that irritates mucous membranes. Animal tests show eye irritation and systemic effects including melancholy and thirst.

Joseph Zanger Zanger Philadelphia

A Louisville Slander

A Chicago Times Herald item recalls a Louisville switchboard run by a battery showing a fall in calls at 10 a.m. due to a citywide drinking spree. An electrician traced the drop, while managers and directors waited for results, only to discover Louisville was out taking a drink.

Louisville Chicago Chicago Times-Herald

Two Pigs and Socialist Sharing Question

A Yorkshire socialist explains equal sharing to a friend. He says possessions should be shared, asking if the friend would take one of two horses and two cows. When the friend asks about two pigs the socialist balks, revealing he cannot spare his own two pigs.

Mechanically Answered in Court Exchange

The complainant testified that when told he would be arrested the prisoner answered mechanically. The judge asked for clarification and the complainant stated that the prisoner hit him on the head with a hammer.

Exposition Prepares For Spectacular Pittsburgh Show

The Pittsburg Exposition Society plans a grand season opening on September 7 headlined by John Philip Sousa and his band with two daily concerts. Follow up acts include Greater Pittsburgh Band and Orchestra, Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Orchestra, Victor Herbert and the Gilmore Band. Other attractions cover ponies, deep sea diving exhibitions, a gravity railroad, cinematograph views of war, new exhibits in Mechanical Hall and the main building, and models of ships and warships. Excursions at low prices will run along rail lines to Pittsburgh.

Pittsburg Exposition Exposition Society John Philip Sousa Pittsburg William Guenther Schenley Park Guenther Walter Damrosch Symphony Orchestra New York City Victor Herbert Gilmore Band United States Spain New York

Women’s Temperance Union Meet at Blairsville

The 50th annual convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Indiana County will convene in Blairsville on Thursday and Friday of next week. The program lists sessions with prayers, greetings, reports, elections, and addresses by notable speakers, concluding with an adjournment. Also noted is the ninth reunion of the Eleventh Pennsylvania Reserves at Ellsworth Park, Scottdale, Sept 2, with speakers including Judge Harry White and Col. B. M. Jackson referenced.

Women's Christian Temperance Union of Indiana County Blairsville Singine C. M. W. Foster Johnstown Bell T. Thompson Indiana School of Methods W.C. T Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Reserves Ellsworth Park Scottdale 5. M. Jackson Apollo Scofield Wisconsin Harry White Greer 8. M. Jackson Chil W. Hazzard Philadelphia Street Fifth Tenth Streets Sixth Street Philadelphia Water Ninth Streets J. Keller D. B. Taylor S. A. Smith

Pluck, stamina, and health key to business success

A columnist extols pluck and stamina, linking them to health. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is praised as the health maker that purges impurities and cures disorders from dyspepsia to nervous prostration by building rich blood. A testimonial from F. G. Bledsoe credits the remedy with curing torpid liver and nerves after years of struggle.

Pierce F. G. Bledsoe Leesville Henry Co

Bright Girl Miss Wertheimer sells patent paper patent

Miss Jennie Wertheimer of Cincinnati devised a way to prevent alteration on commercial paper by making it appear normal from the top but progressively thinning toward the bottom, revealing changes under light. She arranged to sell the entire patent to a New York firm for $25 000 after legal help confirmed the offer.

Jennie Wertheimer Cincinnati

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stump Pencils Women’s Christian Temperance Union of J.J. Chapman R.E. McClure Rachael Cunningham 4. T. Bell Kellysburg Ag John G. Woolley Winifred Gerard Long M. A. Bodenhamer T. B. Lider Agnew Elmer W. Alliston & Co Weaver Glen Campbell Kellar Harris National Encampment Pennylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Company Orr & Calhoun’s J. C O. Moore George B. Dine Salisbury James Johnston Henry L. Dorseh Elder Peelor Campbell Blacklick Creek Blacklick Station Griscom & MccFealy A. P. Baker Blacklick, Pa T. B. Hildebrand Hetrick Bros Ernest Stewart Farmers’ Bank Blair Issaiss George W. Hoop Hetrick BANKS Samuel Cunningham John 8 Fisher, Cunningham & FI J. Telford Ofice Jack Bulang J. R. Stumps W. M. Mahan Pattorney Court Place Farmers Bank Susleing M. C. Watson Frank Keener Waaitsox D H. Tomb Ga J. Feit P. Elkin Elkin Building Philadelphis H. Pierce Atiorney-At-Law J. M. Cunningham Building Philadelphis Street Wood Claks Jana Aee Jor L Lewis House M. Wortman Indiana, Pa Aod Clawson House W. H. Clawsor Peorssa J. W. Creansis Tra Myres Jane Cain al. Caln Central Hotel John W. Wray Kinter R. D. Scott L. Erhard Grant, Pa Clark House Cherrytree Fang A. Crossman Tridiana Justice OF the Peacek Offica No. 11 South Ninth Street Imass Griffith Grisemore Justice OF the Peace J S Amond Penn Eun H. B Bae Sician urpsuR@zoN Nixon Building Sixth Arteet Rossmoyne Flouring Mills Frantz Bro’s Propr Rossmoyne, Pa Tron Stone G. T. Hamilton Penn’a E. W. Griffith Sixth St Daugherty Pros Umes Yo Waa Ane Men Eheie Epa Calleh Biad Institute of Medicine Cove St E. C. West Homer Owen Berane A Daugherty Bros Dr. David
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