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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1895
Page
3
A brief, lyrical snippet describes clover caps nodding in heat as wind passes, lifting the caps with nimble feet and brushing against the wheat gowns in a sunlit field. The imagery centers on motion, light, and rural abundance.
In 17th century New Amsterdam lore, a gray cloaked specter roams near the Wursthaus on Bowerie road, drawing tavern patrons into fear as tales of a barbed tail and sulfur smoke spread. Hans von Schweist hosts, a captain of the watch, and townsfolk hear Jacob Twiller and Adam Roelandsen recount eerie encounters and warnings about the evil figure.
A gray cloaked figure haunts a New York tavern after a Boston traveler falls ill and dies leaving a mystery. The tale ends with a ghostly claim on the road, while an advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for rheumatism by neutralizing lactic acid and purifying the blood.
Campbell Smith advertises a broad selection of gift options at The People s Store on Fifth Avenue. The notice highlights jackets, fur capes, shawls, gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs, collarettes, ostrich items, umbrellas, books, china ware, decoration sets, toys, dress goods, silks, and dry goods at various price points, inviting customers to shop with affordable presents for all ages.
Samuel Edwardson, a long time Johnstown resident at 215 Hickory Street, is a veteran of the Fifty fifth Pennsylvania regiment. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring strength after years of health battles and notes severe ailments began during military service. He recalls hardships and a turning point when the medicine aided recovery.
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