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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1900
Page
4
The piece argues against cheap parcels post harming small merchants while benefiting express firms, urges postal reform for lower rates and better service, and warns congress against reviving Bryan era positions as labor and trust dynamics shift amid prosperity and new competition.
Capital remains ready for profitable investment as natural competition challenges the glass trust. Since the trust formed to erase all rivals, 15 independent glass companies have emerged and more are organizing, with glass cited as only one example of a broader trend.
The editorial urges vigilance as Indiana County may soon advance coal development. It warns against outsiders pretending to represent large firms like Standard Oil to secure leases, urging farmers and locals to verify backers, work with trustworthy county residents, and avoid being duped by smooth talking adventurers seeking quick gain.
Rajah Sivaprasad argues sun worship predates Hindu and Persian practices and that Vedas glorify the sun. He notes early priests shifted to animal sacrifice, later Buddhist opposition and Brahmanic revival under Vikramaditya. Sankaracharya later pressured Buddhists out, redefining rites. Animal sacrifice waned among Hindus, but persisted among some Kshatriyas and Sudras.
Mrs. Virginia Hitchcock visited Blairaville friends this week, Agnes Wilson returned to Vassar, William Beatty visiting his brother in Wilkinsburg, and attorneys Ewing and Story noted as Indiana visitors. Local residents travel to Johnstown Ebensburg Pittsburg and Washington for work, teaching, and visiting relatives, with health updates for James White and Emeline Craighead and plans for a Chicago move. A health advertisement promotes Electric Bitters.
A Weber's Magazine excerpt argues that voice quality shapes perception more than words. It warns that weak, creaky tones betray insecurity, while calm, sincere delivery conveys confidence. Readers are urged to cultivate a deliberate voice habit aligned with intended mood and purpose.
Numerous marriage notices from Spokane to Brushvalley and Newrytown record unions of Elwood Murphy Grow Byers White Walker Frailey. Also changes in local sales territory Edward Gibson resigned Haworth Dewhurst to represent Continental Tobacco Company with Harry Ruse taking over Haworth duties. A Cherryhill mill property and farm exchange opportunity is listed with cash or trade options.
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