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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1894

Page

2

Opinions on Summer Feeding Corn Ensilage Expressed

The Rural New Yorker highlighted summer ensilage for corn. Farmers across eastern and western states weighed benefits, with only one conservative voice opposing. Proponents cite cost saving, fuller harvests, and year round use, while cautioning about acidity and the need for grain rations and supplemental protein.

New Yorker John Gould Ohio Hoard Hoard’s Dairyman Ed van Alstyne New York

Clover Growth Problems on Turned Sod in Wheat Areas

Farmers in wheat regions report clover sown on fall plowed wheat sod often fails. Unrotted soil allows air under young roots, and drought can kill clover lacking soil grip. Hollows and rising furrows after sod rots break roots, causing poor establishment per The American Cultivator.

Fertilizers and Wool Storage Lessons for Farmers

A Rural New Yorker piece argues three practical reasons for using commercial fertilizers over manure. It highlights storage, readiness, and timely plant feeding, then notes Iowa station wool storage tests showing weight changes when wool is boxed versus shelved, with April and June fleece data and overall gains and losses.

New Yorker Iowa

Drainage keys to good roads and fast travel

An extended piece argues thorough drainage as essential to road quality, detailing embankment height, open side ditches, and two parallel tile drains at road base. It notes underdrains must slope to natural outlets, warns against middle-road drains, and estimates costs of 400 to 500 dollars per mile for durable, year-round passable roads. It promotes gravel and drainage as superior for good roads and cites bicycle advocates predicting soon widespread improvements.

J. J. W. Billingsley

Artificial Waterfalls Rival Nature in Europe

A Detroit Free Press excerpt surveys notable artificial waterfalls in Europe. It highlights a 20 foot cascade in Nice overlooking the town, Tivoli near Rome with multiple cascades likely around 800 feet tall, and a dramatic 1,000 foot Surlej falls near St Moritz formed by glacier melt and alpine dams. The Surley river event in 1834 caused a landslide that reshaped Surlej and created the artificial cataract, with remnants of a ruined church and frescoes visible. It notes the falls as scenic curiosities and a cautionary tale of floods reshaping alpine villages.

Nice Mediterranean Tivoli Rome Engadine Alps St. Moritz Surley Alp Sivaplana Julier Pass Surlej Falls Surlej Cascades Surlej Switzerland Surley Detroit Free Press

Remedy claims and patent medicine endorsements

An advertisement fragment touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure for liver and kidney diseases and blood purifiers, asserting malaria removal and guaranteed satisfaction. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills, cites patient testimonies, and lists multiple local sellers in Indiana and nearby towns.

Tom E. Hildebrand Indiana Wm. I. Moore Homer City Milt G. Miller Blairsville Hood

Ohio River Phases Seen by Artists and Shippers

The Ohio River offers two views. Artists see a silvery, calm river between hills, while Pittsburg merchants see a swollen, coal laden stream approaching the south. Coalboats on the muddy waters symbolize money for river operators, with 12 feet of depth as a crucial measure for coalboats to float.

Ohio New Orleans Memphis Pittsburg

Castoria Ad Theme From Past Family Ad Tone

A vintage advertising snippet traces Castoria as a trusted remedy through stages of childhood from infant illness to parenthood, highlighting its long standing presence in family health routines. The recurring brand claim emphasizes comfort and continuity across generations.

Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule 1893 Indiana trains

Trains arrive and depart from Indiana with times to Blairsville Butler Junction Altoona Pittsburg Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington and more. Schedules show weekday and Sunday departures, flag stops on notice, and key connections to Butler and Blairsville with agents listed for detailed information.

Indiana Butler Butler Junction Blairsvile Pittsburg Altoona Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Blairsville Blairaville Te Leveneor Thos. E. Watt Western District Fifth Avenue M. Prevost J. R. Woop General Pass

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