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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1903

Page

3

The Genesis of Hygiene in Ancient Temples

The piece argues that Asclepian temples in ancient Greece served as early hospitals, combining rest, bathing, massage, clean diet, and a therapeutic culture shaped by belief. It suggests modern medicine reframes these cures as stemming from sanitation, environment, and psychological factors, urging continual questioning of why cures work.

Chiron Thessaly Woldaurus Oras Esculapius Etsculapius Bath Jall Ausculapius Aesculapius Hippolytus Aisclepiades Greece Alaculapius Ajs Hippocrates Lewis D. Sampson

Baby steadies bird book by washing it clean

A young girl nicknamed Baby, under supervision lapse, ruins a beloved bird book with crayons. She hides the evidence by washing it in the bath, erasing the marks but damaging the binding. The mess leads to parental worry, then a birthday swap gives Baby a new copy while Bobby keeps the repaired book.

Bobby Baby Gaby Babs Mother Granddad Uncle George

What Was in His Pocket Poem Fragment Mystery

A fragmentary verse questions what a boy carries in his pocket. It lists marbles tops and toys then shifts to odd items like a bubble pizve, rusty acrow, brassy watch key, fishhook, and other bits. The ending hints a hidden treasure tucked away unseen.

Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County balance sheets

A list of deed transfers across Indiana County including buyers and sellers such as Harry A. Boggs, D. E. Thompson, Samuel Barnett, John McGuire, and others. Amounts range from 45 to 6 000 dollars, with parcels in Homer City, South Mahoning, Cherryhill, Rayne, Center, Barrell, West Wheatfield, Green, Salteburg, and Blairsville. Also notes Berthold Bardock Bitters ad for stomach relief.

Indiana Sinte Harry A. Boggs White J. A. Engle D. E. Thompson Homer City J. M. Winsheimer Thompson South Mahoning G. E. Shaffer Samuel Barnett Cherryhill John McGuire Robert Mitchell Rachel Arthurs Montgomery I. N. Armstrong Wm. L. Buchanan Rayne Stephen Rowe Jennie E Wilson Rebecca Kelly Mary B. Kerr Center Walter Muir Barrell Thomas I. W. Muir Garfield Fire Clay Co West Wheatfield St. James Evangelical la— Donen Emir Hill J. le John Fisher James C. Muir Burrell Harry McCreary G. W. Bescom John W. McFadyen Green Greenwich Coal and Coke Co R. D. Hetrick J. R. McFadden G. W. Kelly Joseph Ober Retta Lucas Dr. E. H. Dickie Margaret G. Moore Salteburg Hugh I Mary E. Gallagher W.E. McNutt Maria ©. Falcon Annie I. Ralston Tor Mary M. Wilt Joseph H. Smith Gipsy Alexander Wagsam Harry N. Widdowson Mattis Martin Matilda K. Woodall Blairsville Samuel E. Ferguson Franklin Stake Gherryhill Benjamin Findley Myrton

Cold in the Far West Brings Update from VanHorn

J N VanHorn, a former county resident now in Hatch City South Dakota, renews his subscription from Force City with a note dated January 26, 1903. He reports zero in Indiana but 18 degrees below zero where he is, and over 18 inches of snow this winter. Hay is scarce at 5 to 8 dollars per ton. stockmen move stock to neighboring counties for feed. He expects weather to improve next month but snow may linger until April.

J. N. VanHorn Proaess VanHorn Hatch City 8. D Force City S. D Indiana

What Makes a Teacher Valuable and Memory Cultivation

In a 9:30 welcome event Miss McHenry outlines memory cultivation. Miss Shields, Miss Kettering, and Miss Black join Miss Black and Mr Johnston on topics about parental roles in schooling. The program also references Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup in healing colds and influ enza.

Miss McHenry Misa. Shields Mise Kettering Miss Black Mr. Johnston Miss McFarland Miss Fleming Dea Progh Mr. Martin Ase Tae Taeiee Exi M Downe Dr. Wood

Pittsburg Trust Company Promotes Mail Banking Offer

Four percent interest on savings deposits with $100 withdrawal option and two percent on checking accounts. Interest compounds semi annually. Capital, surplus and profits exceed $6,000,000 with deposits over $10,000,000. Advertises mail banking and a free two hundred year calendar. Address 323 Fourth Ave Pittsburg Pa.

Pittsburg Trust Company Fourth Ave Pittsburg

Mississippi Roustabouts and Their River Life

Willis Gibson in Scribner's portrays black steamboat roustabouts as travelers and nomads of the Mississippi. They roam the river ports, demand fair wages, and endure grueling, clockwork labor aboard steamers, becoming a powerful on- deck presence when at work and a passive figure of leisure when not.

Nowzads Mississippi St. Louis Memphis Orleans Mississippi Valley Pittsburg Little Rock Chattanooga Stmmmer Willis Gibson Scribner‘s

Shocked the Cook Circus Minister Scandal

A Philadelphia Times item recalls Rev Dr Henson, a Baptist clergyman, who once hired a cook and revealed he was a preacher. Though the cook expected piety, she learned he entertained his family with somersaults on the lawn, accusing him of deception and calling him “circus men.”

Philadelphia Times

Planing Mill Work and Materials at W. 5. aes mill

Planing Mill Work notes that W. 5. aes plan ing mill is headquarters for building materials. It references yellow pine ceilings sold by car-load with prices unchanged from last year. Also mentions assortments of veneers, including columns, spindles, and armaments, and a full line of doors.

W. 5 Aes

Notice of Cherryhill Water Company in Pa township

Public notice describes Cherryhill Water Company as a water storage and supply entity within a township in Pennsylvania. The document references a legal act and dated January 12, 1908, with a solicitor noted for representation.

Cherryhill Water Company Cor. Sontonie Woodward ‘Water Company Todisna Sonoky

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