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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1915
Page
4
Obscure notice fragment mentions subscriptions and payment terms for the Indiana Progress. It references five cantaline charges, cash in advance, and various subscription durations. The text is garbled but indicates a newspaper notice about subscriptions and a Wednesday date January 27.
County candidates will be nominated at the September primary. Preparations are underway across the county as voters are urged to follow political developments in local papers. Progress will provide weekly political news and subscriptions are offered at 1.50 yearly, 1.00 for eight months, 75c for six months, 50c for four months, and 40c for three months. The law fixes September as the odd year primary month, with the next election set for September 14 unless changed to May.
A condensed schedule lists two teachers institutes at Toa d Alley school house South Mahoning township and Gipsy with devotional sessions, welcomes, responses and roll calls. Topics cover parent responsibility versus teacher, probation as a national issue, classroom recitation, poetry memory, watchwords for public schools, industrial education, the European war summary, and teaching first pupils along with essential arithmetic and oral geography.
Long list of local notes from Blaprsvelle area covering business openings and farm sales. Mentions Mrs. Mary Canningham's death, Rev. Dr. Neal sermons, Howard Graham buying a farm near Livermore, Misses Ada and Cora Laird in California, and various local meetings, schools, clubs, and prominent residents with small incidents and community events.
The piece compares health to a bank account, noting that people expect leniency for overdrafts through exercise and rest. It explains health credits come from inherited vigor and youth, while illness and overexertion drain them. If overdrawn, recovery slows and the body may break down, so restraint in eating and energy use is urged.
Harrisburg Pa Jan 17 the Advisory Board of the State Department of Health met with Commissioner Dr Samuel G Dixon and adopted rules to take effect when advertised The regulations require all cooks waitresses chambermaids and kitchen staff in hotels restaurants dining cars and public eating places with contagious diseases to be excluded from service A new rule bans placing unprotected vegetables on sidewalks and requires elevated stands A list of reportable diseases is expanded including arsenic poisoning brass poisoning carbon monoxide poisoning lead mercury natural gas poisoning phosphorus poisoning wood alcohol poisoning naphtha poisoning bisulphide of carbon poisoning dinitrobenzine poisoning caisson disease anthracosis coal miners disease and other occupational illnesses.
Wednesday March 3 15 the following real estate to wit in Arm atreng township Indiana Pa bounded and described starting at a stone near W I Myers then through multiple bounds by lands of Myers Trendergon Ray and others to a pave of beginning containing 220 226 acres terms include cash on knock down one third cash on balance two thirds in installments secured by bond mortgage at 5 percent per year sale conducted by George executor of the estate by order of the Court Boat Sutton Clark Indiana Pa January 27 173
WANTED LOST FOR SALE AND FOR RENT notices describe land near Indiang. 10/4 acres 24 miles west with a house, stable, spring water, price 1200 8 500 cash balance. A J Wilhelm Indiana Va. 3-Ftp For Sale one 8 hp Columbus gas engine and one 2 hp Kowalsky gas engine in Homer City Pa. Inquiries at Momer City Pharmacy Homer City Pa. 3-2t For Sale two fresh cows ages 4 and 2, John H Campbell R D 2 Clymer Ia. g.2tp
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