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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1891
Page
3
A compact, era-tinged recap notes language shifts and social topics. It cites English usage growth, U S land sales, rail land transfers, court sentences for German soldiers, and varied opinions on education. It also mentions bull fighting bans, telegraph statistics, and a Massachusetts college chemistry proposal.
A compendium of kitchen advice and recipes from the era detailing how to prepare oyster and steak dishes with butter, the proper handling of shells, evaporated peaches baked with crumb topping, pancakes with pickled lemons, and practical household tips. Tips include cleaning rituals, skincare, breading, ironing, canker remedies, currant cleaning, pie juice control, eggplant preserves, celery sauce, and serving guidance for game or poultry.
Snails have become a favorite among city ceramics classes and some French residents. Snail dishes, sometimes paired with frog legs, appear in Kabobbs as broiled snails and skewered frogs with curry. A bill of fare mentions bacon wrapped versions.
A Rochester physician recounts his six year battle with Bright's disease ending in recovery after using Warner's Life Cure starting June 1, 1851. He details rapid weight loss, constant pain, and failed treatments before the remedy led to sustained improvement and weight gain. He asserts broad claims about Bright's disease and urges readers to heed early symptoms.
The Surgical Hotel in Columbus hosts an Obie on catarrh and its vast disease scope. Catarrh is framed as a source of deafness, blindness, loss of smell and taste, with links to diphtheria and pneumonia. Peruna is touted as a universal cure, with directions for use and an offer to send a no 2 Family Physicians treatise.
A reflective editorial urges acts of kindness and courage without delay, citing promises of God and the value of deeds over dreams. It weaves anecdotes of faith from a mother, a poor boy, and Salvation Army workers to emphasize perseverance, self denial, and practical charity as paths to dignity and salvation.
The Chicago Tribune publishes tables listing murder causes for 1890. The data names Egbert L. Bangs and refers to a Voice column noting a dual binding of the soul. The fragment suggests cataloging homicide reasons in that year.
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