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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1899

Page

5

Relapsing illness hits Artemus and local health concerns rise

Local notes report Artemus suffered a relapse with slim chances of recovery. Nearby, Jacob Heown lies critically ill with doctors Davidson of Ebersburg and Shultz tending him. The piece lists residents visiting kin, house improvements, farm moves, hunting tales, and small town errands across Strongstown and nearby areas.

Strongstown Artemus Jacob Heown T. J. Davidson Ebersburg M. B. Shultz Annie Bill Stewart Graham Emanuel Dearmy James 5 Bracken Campbell Wagner Heshbon Caroline Gannan George Dancan Johnstown Boyd Hamilton Pine Flats Wellington Gameron Blacklick Creek Whlie A. W. Strong David Lyster Mr. Wster James Hubertson Homer City J.B. Graham Vintondale Mary Yearmy H. McFeaters Bullington Township Peter Hill Will Loraine Joi Margie Canfield Wintondale Wil T. D. Graham Buffington Township Tara

DIZONVILLE and Parkwood Local People in News

Local notes report visits between Dizonville residents W I Buchanan R F Haziett and Indiana travelers J J Barber and families. Parkwood and 500th Bend items mention Amanda Crawford Miss Maud McAdoo singing trip and several visits, meetings and quarried lime production. A Mrs B E Work travels, meetings begin with Rev Sites, and a possible wedding near Tannery.

Cookport Steele Learn Gideon O'Neil Belle Jones Harry Young Bale Harry Lydie Johnstown Warren Lockard Geo. Conrath A. J. Alexander Pine Flats John Smith David Wilt Ola Grace Ind “Es Smith Windber Pauline Stith Geo. Lutman Thrace Robert Williams Grisemore B.R Smith Jerry Goss Sam Daugherty Hillsdale Dizonville W. I. Buchanan R. F. Haziett Indiana J. J. Short Tanoma Our Town A.B. Clawson Irvin Emu Barber J. J. Barber W. A. Burnheimer BH. Longwill Messrs. Baker and Rice Proprie Te D. N. Barber McGraw Kan Punsutawney Rochester Mills Bert Kinter Nancy Powell Will Beer Deckers Point Spangier Chier Donahue James Stitt Thomas Gibson Vandergrift A. Cribbs James Isaac Groff Samuel Donahue Jennie Miller T. A. Campbell Elizabeth Warhole H. E. Fleming Luna Fleming Fleming Samuel Stephens Mary Anderson Lizzie Caldwell Bur! Miller Will Holestine Shelocta Tom Carnahan Bend Iayde Moorhead R. A. Armstrong Montana W. A. Moorhed J. S. Wherry Oscar Advance Mies Z Maud McAdoo West Lebanon Jos, King Howe Ohio Will King Annie Miller Shady Ain H.C. Kier Shady Plain South Bend Samuel Morgan J F. George Findley John Frantz New Kensington Philip Frantz Susquehanna Township Robinson Glen Campbell Nebo Dr. King T. E. Hildebrand W. I. Moore Homer City M. G. Miller Bishovic

How To Gain Flesh Emulsion Advertisement

The passage promotes SCOTT S EMULSION claiming a reader can gain a pound daily by taking an ounce. It asserts the emulsion stimulates digestive function enabling absorption of ordinary food, leading to rapid flesh gain for health.

Scott

Christmas dinner gains with ice cream and oysters

Advertisement notes that ice cream or oysters greatly enhance Christmas dinners and promotes A. S. Patton's for such treats, while also highlighting Black as latest in picture framing and Smith's offering all patterns and widths.

A. S. Patton Black Smith's

Local Notes From Vandergrift and Nearby Towns

Vandergrift workers weigh in with holiday returns and business moves. North Lydick battles quinsy while Miss Elsie Shunk attends Diamondville institute. W H Green expands into sheep raising and coal trade. 20 fine lambs bought. School progress steady. Dr. T D Stephens busy. local trades active. Several residents travel to Pittsburgh, Dayton, or California.

Penn Bun Martin B. Fowler Vandergrift North Lydick Pittsburg Elsie Shunk Diamondville W.H. Green T. D. Stephens Daniel Houck J. Glassford Sara A. Adams Rich Hill J. M. Fyock Ann Lowry Cameron Pitcairn Henry Nicewenger

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