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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
4
Advice warns against overfeeding and feeding babies table foods during summer or any time. Do not give meats gravies pastries or many foods. simple meals plus daily baths and ample fresh air and sunshine aid infant health and prevent diarrhea dysentery and other illnesses.
Washington reports that Senator Penrose forecasts a well crafted tariff law after ratification by Congress and the President. The Pennsylvania senator, Finance committee member and conferee, defended key iron, steel, chemical schedules, receiving broad praise from state lawmakers and labor and capital groups. He presided over extensive tariff briefs, letters, and testimonies, and helped steer protections for coal and lumber while limiting concessions for foreign competition.
A narrator recalls a rough day buying worn shoes for a family member. The shop fixes them with wooden pegs as the father suggests Henry Higinbotham’s for repairs. The tale blends humor with hardship as the speaker endures the rough, greasy workroom and questions why durable shoes aren’t common.
Craig Stumpf of Uniontown travels with his wife and child to visit his parents on South Seventh Street. Bracken, formerly of town and Bucknell University graduate last June, is spending several days in Indiana and vicinity to promote the institution. Bracken was recently elected assisey on Frasipal of the Somerset public RCANOTS.
A column urging self adjustment to surroundings as a key to success cites historical examples and argues against school boards barring married female teachers. It challenges gender discrimination, contending marriage does not lessen teaching ability and that capable married women should not be forced from their posts.
Reed planned to market these medicines before his death. The toneless notice proclaims their therapeutic value, claims registration in Washington under the 1906 act, and offers them for sale by druggists or via S. W. Reed, manufacturer, Homer City, Pa.
Miss Clyde Ruffner of Rochester Mille killed a blacksnake measuring one foot in length while gathering berries last week. A hawk frightened by a combative young boy named Oharrah in Rochester was observed, and a strange cryptic note mentions Beak to end of tall and a phrase about a crinbry.
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