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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1891
Page
3
A miscellaneous 1493 column summarizes commuter delays and protests against a monopsony, notes on a Detroit youth’s farm income, Alabama brass bands legislation, and a France depopulation talk. It cites electricity for mines, Pullman’s reflections on wealth, Hartford insurance for impaired lives, gas industry woes in Pittsburgh and Paris bird flu concerns. It closes with Salvation Army assets and army bonnet sales.
A collection of kitchen guidance including brass cleaner, soap making, rice cooking, meat sauces, apple fool, temperance cake, crullers, and oats batter. It cites The New York Journal and New York World as sources, detailing oxalic acid paste for brass, lye soap, rice soaking, tar tar and horse radish sauces, baked desserts, and oat batter methods.
A compilation of temperance anecdotes and religious reflections. Grandfather Grey cautions children about alcohol. editorials warn that grain used for spirits harms the poor. a Hoboken child dies amid alcohol abuse. Blue Ribbon social ideas surface. various temperance notes cite editors and reformers. resigning life to divine will is urged with consoling anecdotes.
The term Thoroughbred in English racing refers to a horse whose pedigree is registered in the Stud-Book. It traces direct male lines to three sires the Byerly Turk, the Darley Arabian, and the Godolphin Arabian. Messenger, imported to Philadelphia in 1788, helped shape American trotting by transmitting speed traits to descendants.
Prof J B Newberry notes North American petroleum found and used widely by the Mound Builders. He recalls 400 to 500 year old pits along Oil Creek and nearby sites in Enniskillen and Mecca, with ancient ladders and deer antlers unearthed in old shafts. Also mentions Mrs May French Sheldon leading a Congo expedition in Stanley’s footsteps.
A reflective poem expresses sorrow and solace from faith, followed by excerpts praising the Bible’s wisdom and the Christian life. It includes quotes attributing guidance to Scripture and a call to trust in paradise above. Prominent names and authors appear, including Nellie C. Tucker and Joseph Cook, with sermon-like passages on divine sympathy.
A portrait of the angel of little sacrifices guiding Christian families. She lightens burdens with quiet acts, settles disputes with kind words, and unites estranged hearts. On earth she is a mother and sister. in heaven she is a saint, as her unseen deeds ease pain and brighten life.
An 1880s style page fragment offers a $100 reward for a curable catarrh and includes testimonials for F J Cheney and others. It lists Hall's Catarrh Cure, Dobbins's Electric Soap, investments in Kansas City property, and Dr Pierce and Sage's remedies with money-back guarantees.
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