06 Jan 1881
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1881
Page
1
A fragment describes morning sighting of window pane art in Montana with surreal scenes like a forest Norway and a vineyard in France. The observer compliments the artist for intricate lace like jewels and wonders at the mystery of who created the free drawings.
A National Free Press excerpt argues the Grand Army of the Republic is nonpartisan, citing its rules forbidding political discussion at meetings and nominations for office. It outlines the group’s nobler aims to aid veterans, preserve history, and uphold the Constitution, while noting its diverse member beliefs across parties.
Lennox December 31 report: Ath one mayor telegraphs to London’s Lord Mayor that a magnificent and complete statue of Minerva Victorious, a Phidian masterpiece, has been discovered.
The U S Supreme Court reassembled after recess with Justices Hant Clifford and Wood missing. Wood expected to join by midweek. No decisions issued. An egg contains fifteen and one fourth percent carbon and two percent nitrogen per Dr Edward Smith. Another writer compares egg value to beef in sustenance ratios.
In Bruttzuem Pa on December 28 the Snyder murder case stirred the community with a brutal double slaying. Snyder killed George Google and wife, then attempted to assault Alice Google before fleeing to a haymow. A mob seized him at the Google barn, hanged him from a chestnut tree, and later found him dead. Coroner's verdict: death by hanging. DA seeks arrests for the lynchers.
In Jome-Ok area a sudden death interrupts a morning routine as Bolivar’s son Bolivar Jr. collapses between the table and a water bucket after repeatedly claiming he felt unusually well. His wife Arabella Jane Bolivar protests as the room fills with shock and the unlikely reversal of the cheerful breakfast scene.
A broad critique of polygamy and calls for federal action surface in Salt Lake City, urging Congress to enact measures to end the practice within Utah and other territories. Editorials attack the Latter Day Saints and urge moral reform, linking the issue to national values and the nation’s laws.
Montgomery's Livery and Sales Stables advertise a stock of fine roadsters in the county at all times ready for the traveling public. The notice promotes first class service available for customers seeking reliable transportation.
An old style advert warns to avoid imitations and lists genuine Liver Pills. It mentions 30 pills per bottle and a price of 26 cents, urging purchases from Druggists only. The maker is John O West Makers, with a street address 181 Sl.
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