Attorney-at-law in Electre Light building
Classified ad from SS Sj. Telford of Indians Pa offering legal services with prompt attention and rusted 10 fim note, indicating professional office presence above Electre Light building.
03 Jun 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1891
Page
1
Classified ad from SS Sj. Telford of Indians Pa offering legal services with prompt attention and rusted 10 fim note, indicating professional office presence above Electre Light building.
A long Texas feud between the Morton and Cummins families culminates in a tense standoff followed by a peaceable reconciliation in a Red Front saloon, then a fatal betrayal as gunmen clash and one Morton kills Cummins, leaving Dan Morton the sole survivor. A second feature reports on nickel iron plating recovery and surprising iron content changes suggesting possible iron nickel alloys.
Mrs. Mary L. Baker of Ovid Michigan credits Dr Miles New Heart Cure with dramatic relief after years of heart disease. She reports improved breath heart function and eyesight, and urges others with similar afflictions to try the remedy.Drugstore patron T E Hildebrand endorses and guarantees the treatment, and a pamphlet on Dr Miles heart disease with testimonials is offered free.
A local appeal promotes Kemp's Balsam as an effective cough and cold cure. The ad cites widespread success in the community and urges readers to consult friends who have used it. Large bottles are priced at 50 cents and $1 at druggists.
A collage of aphorisms and notices ranges from antiquated costs of building railroads to social programs in Birmingham. It includes a description of the Girls' Letter guild aiding factory girls, ancient felt usage by Greeks and Romans, a naturalist praising Long Key shelling sites, and brief humor snippets about manners and marriage customs in England.
Milton George of Illinois addresses the Chicago Economic Conference on The Farmers' Alliance. He argues farming wealth and labor sustain social and political order, urges public schools, kindergartens, and manual training, and calls for government ownership of railroads and protection against corporate monopolies. He frames Alliance actions in Kansas and Nebraska as self defense against tax and tariff abuses while warning against autocratic control of finance.
A vintage collection of endorsements and notices claims Castoria calms crying babies, aids growth, and contains no narcotics. Included are mothers testimonies from St Paul and New York with photographs of infants, plus farm Stallion and hotel ads, all reflecting period commercial prose.
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