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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1895

Page

7

Cats and diphtheria outbreak in Brighton district

British Medical Journal reports a Brighton district diphtheria cluster linked to ill household cats. In Elm Grove to Southover Street a fortnight of cases affected children and adults with no school, milk or sanitation link. Several families reported cat illness and some cats euthanized after suspected poisoning. necropsies were negative.

Brighton Newsholme Elmgrove Southover Street Klein British Medical Journal

Czar Presents Silver Service to U S Consul General

Dr. J M Crawford late consul general to St Petersburg received a luxurious solid silver service from the czar as a token of esteem upon leaving Russia. The emperor’s gesture honors Crawford’s role during the 1892 flour aid from the United States, sent to Libau to relieve famine and distributed by Russian authorities.

J. M. Crawford St. Petersburg Russia United States Crawford State of Missouri State of Indiana Libau

America’s Old Yacht Faces Time at Chelsea Club

In faded prose the piece recalls the General Butler era schooner America tied at Chelsea. The weathered vessel shows rusted sails and worn racing lines, a relic of its triumphant 1870s days. Also noted is a quirky riderless bicycle idea, a contraption with all modern touches minus one wheel, highlighting evolving mobility.

Chelsea General Butler America

Kingsleys Place In Literature

Frederic Harrison in Forum contrasts Charles Kingsley with French literature and other English writers. Kingsley blends roles as moralist preacher socialist reformer and theologian rather than a pure novelist. While Kingsley lacks overall novelist stature his descriptive scenes in Hypatia and Westward Ho! rival Thackeray for vivid literary painting and his imagination colors landscapes beyond his personal experience.

Kingsley Carlyle Mr. Ruskin Macaulay Froude Freeman Disraeli Dickens Thackeray Charles Kingsley Scott Frederic Harrison Forum

Leather tire could replace rubber on military cycles

French engineers from Rheims unveil a leather outer tube tire claiming revolution in Pneumatic tires. The Ministry of War backs the concept, noting greater strength, resistance to nails and pebbles, water impermeability, easier field repair, lighter weight, and improved grip on wet or asphalt surfaces. Paris Nature reports strong military interest.

Rheims Ministry of War Francs Paris

Princess Helene a famed huntress and royal favorite

Princess Helene is described as a skilled horsewoman who loves hunting and a beauty favored by the royal family. At a 1889 garden party at Sheen House celebrating a silver wedding, she appeared 18 with golden brown hair. The text notes Duc d Aosta two years older, handsome and well mannered, and references his father, the former king Amadeo I of Spain.

Helene Princess of Wales Princess Beatrice Sheen House Comte Comtesse de Paris Duc d'Aosta Spain Amadeo I London News

Otto's Cure touted as world’s greatest medical triumph

A newspaper column extols Otto's Cure as a universal remedy now distributed free by druggists across the country for consumption asthma croup and lung diseases. It lists multiple local sellers with sample bottles offered and prices 50c large 25c small. A second note recounts a New York Times anecdote about misidentifying a bouquet of rye and potato blossoms as unknown wildflowers.

Otto Daugherty Bros Indiana J.C. Rugh Penn Run P. Beringer Beringer H. B. Hawes Cherrytree G. W. Gromley Hillsdale W. L. Houk Purchase Line R. N. Parks Marion Center J. C. Cuddy Atwood E. Green Plumville B. F. McHenry North Point M. G. Miller Blairsville RB. L.burg New York Times

List of Jurors for Special Week and Grand Jurors

A lengthy list of jurors drawn for the week starting August 26 1895 across multiple towns including aeg Salisburg West Wheatfield Blairsville East Mahoning and more Cities and counties named include Indiana Green Banks West Indiana Armstrong Blairsville Conemaugh White Burrell Rayne East Mahoning North Mahoning Center Saltsburg Jacksonville and Brushvalley. The Grand Jurors for September and two subsequent weeks of 1895 are listed with many names by town.

Aeg North Mahoning P. L. Wingert John Zeanor Banks J. ©. Davis Cherrytree J. L Davis Pine William Williams Blairsville Reuben Axe Peter Creighton West Mahoning John Gaghagan Evan Lewis Smicksburg J. W. Marshall South Mahoning J. W. Neel C. C. Steer Hiome East Wheatfield Wm. Trimble Washington Wm. Sourwine Buffington C. L. Campbell W. J. Graham Green E. G. Smith D. L. Martin West Indiana Chas H. Wood W. A. St.Clair Armstrong Jesse Thomas P. A. Stumpf Conemaugh Compton White Thomas W. Simpson, Jr. Burrell Harvey Hosack A. Kunkle Rayne J. A. Condron J. H. Conrad East Mahoning Wm. Mahon C. C. Griffith Archy Fuller Indiana Bert Tiffany West Wheatfield Robert 5. Mack Brushyyalley George Yeaney Glen Campbell Samuel Taylor Jacksonville H. B. McIntire Sheridan Martin Wm. Fry Alex. Rice Benj. Keller Irwin McFarland Robert Malcolm D. A. Daugherty W. F. George W. P. Miller A. A. Mahon Canoe Harry Mauk St. Clair Herd John Air Sam's H. C. Williams Mechanicsburg Henry Myers James A. Brickle M. F. Jamison W. 5S Lutz W. P. Myers Jack Hauxhurst Walter Hildebrand P.M. Sutton R. M. Morris J. N Gibson John Moorehouse Geo. W. Groft T. A. Gilbert David Campbell Montgomery James Trimble J. C. Kimple George R. Redding Wm. Lucas Christ Burne Clark Davis Thos Lewis A. R. McQuiston John G. Gregg Peter Frech Neel Armagh Grant Biddleman A.S. Daugherty Center Milton Peddicord E. J. Miller J. W. Johnston Saltsburg D. C

Campbells and Smith August surplus sale notice

Campbell and Smith announce a large August surplus stock sale ahead of their September 1 fall importations. Prices will be no object as goods are cleared this season, including domestics linen wash silks dress goods waists wraps millinery underwear carpets curtains upholstery furniture china ware and house furnishing items. watch Pittsburgh daily papers for details.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Proclaimed a Cure All Stages

The readers are told that catarrh can be cured in all stages by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims constitutional treatment, internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Includes testimonial invitations and druggist price.

Hall F. J. Chenry & Co Toledo O. Bas Allen Allen Medical CO Washington & Water Sts Boston Maas

Castoria Ad Is a Nostalgic Baby Care Slogan

An old advertising copy traces Castoria through stages of a child’s life from illness to parenthood. It emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to family care across generations.

Indian Herbs Cure for Rheumatism Praise by Satisfied User

James Anderson of Indiana Pa sells a rheumatism medicine called Indian Herb Cure. John Blakely of West Lebanon writes that it cured him in September 1892 after one month of use and he could work in all weathers. He invites inquiries and endorses the cure.

James Anderson Indiana John Blakely West Lebanon Jas. Anderson

Groff's Rheumatic Cure Disclosed as Universal Remedy

After years of study a sure remedy is found. Groff's Rheumatic Cure tested on despairing patients shows wonderful results. It is described as unequaled for chronic rheumatic and allied ailments and also valued as a blood purifier.

Groff

Agnew’s Cure for Heart Disease claims rapid relief

An advertisement asserts that Agnew’s treatment cures heart disease in minutes, offering relief from angina like symptoms, breath difficulty, and spells. The copy markets a universal remedy for sympathetic heart issues, claiming swift results across cases.

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