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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1895
Page
3
Practical dog care advice advocates sturdy warm dog houses with wind protection and tethered exercise, praising Scotch pollie and other breeds for farm use. A second piece by Ruth Ashmore critiques modern women club culture, preferring quieter social afternoons and warning against gossip and power chasing in clubs.
A Washington Post report recalls a Maryland backwoods reader who received stickless stamps. He licked the stamp and, failing to seal, pinned it with a safety pin and mailed a note to Postmaster Willet asking for delivery.
A writer in The New England Kitchen argues future cooking instruction will be split into branches such as sickroom cooking meat preparation baking and millinery. He notes demand for qualified teachers exceeds supply with salaries from 900 to 1300 dollars annually.
The piece surveys longevity by quoting M Barthelemy St Hilaire and others, noting habits like early rising, daily walks, temperate living, or varied diets. It cites Gladstone, Holmes, de Lesseps, Carlyle, and Shakespeare as examples, concluding longevity rests on a sound constitution and prudent living.
Nineteenth Century describes how press in Turkey is controlled by the censor with no real free expression. Turkish and Arabic journals abound but serve to flatter the sultan and officials, stifling public cries against oppression and thwarting moral courage among editors.
Jack of Berlin introduces a refined sensitizing method using a bro mide and iodide of silver emulsion at 28 degrees C for about an hour with gelatin. After washing, the emulsion is mixed with arrowroot and applied in the darkroom. Development mirrors gelatino bromide, yielding prints that accept crayons oils or water colors more readily without film stripping.
The Boston Journal commentary says American waiters get absurdly large tips while English waiters receive only small gratuities. It blames foolish guests for spoiling servers, arguing the fault lies with guests, not staff. An ad notes 1 pound chewing tobacco is 25 cents at V. M. Cunningham's.
A London Spectator critique admires Pope Leo XIII for his 16 years of effort toward unity. It argues reconciliation with nations is hindered by doctrinal differences, not merely temper, and notes that Catholics must accept papal arguments to convert rivals. The piece admires his broad vision and persistence.
In the Lexow session finale a single chair stood out as a terrifying witness in the room. The scene ends with lingering exits as Byrnes remains and the chair looms, a stark emblem of power in the hearings. Meanwhile reports describe blood purification with Hood sarsaparilla, a swordfish incident aboard the Norwegian bark Lorenzo, and Wembley park Wembley tower spiraling into bankruptcy after $500,000 spent before a platform.
The Connellsville Mountain Water Steam Laundry boasts large Indiana trade and offers free repairs on goods. W. C. Kunns, agent for Indiana House, invites trial orders with delivery service. Promise Ony ex-Postmaster T. F. Anthony touts Mystic Cure for rheumatism. Herrick Bros druggists sell it in Indiana Pa. Cunningham cuts blanket and knee robe prices to save money.
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