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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1895
Page
3
An odd tale on a Louisville streetcar ends with a crowd laughing as a man falsely accuses a thief and his wife confesses she has been robbed of her youth. The scene shifts to canine behavior and a Salem notice praising Our Blossom, followed by moral reflections on sacrifice and memory.
A Belfast journalist recalls a slim fair haired visitor who called himself Archibald Clavering Gun ter and sought funds. The ruse ends with suspicion as the man vanishes, leaving Moore amused and the incident chronicled in a London Queen tale. A separate Windsor to Detroit ferry anecdote contrasts civility and a brief contact over a light and a match before a cold voyage toward North America ends safely.
A commemorative remark echoes over graves at Arlington mourning 15000 soldiers whose lives surpassed speech and whose deaths formed an unwritten poem. The speech honors sacrifice with solemn reflection on duty and memory.
The quote by G. W. Atkinson notes that public reaction shifts with rulers and patriots. It reflects how dethronement sparks celebration while a patriot’s death prompts mourning across communities.
A collage of old notices touts cures for rheumatism including Chamberlaini s Pain Balm and an Indian Herb Cure. Letters from Sim on Goldbaum and A B Exon praise remedies, while Union Pacific announces June ticket rates from Missouri River points to western destinations. Sheriff sales warn of property auctions in Indiana County and Burlington Township with details of parcels and payment terms.
Indiana Pa May 29 1895 county offers sale of bonds 4 percent redeemable after three years not payable until seven years. Also notices by Prothonotary and administrator regarding accounts and estate of Wm E Nickle with claims and debts due. James M Nickle administrator.
Mrs. Wm King of Buena Vista Pa suffered a long ear discharge from scarlet fever that produced a large black growth protruding an inch from the ear. Dr Sadler of Pittsburg removed the decaying mass and weekly office and home care restored some hearing. Early treatment saves organs and time. A stitch in time saves nine.
An iron worker, John Harris of Wayne Iron Works in Pittsburg, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney disease. He describes back pain, sleeplessness, and discolored urine before relief after using the pills, which cost 50 cents a box and are sold by FosterMilburn Co of Buffalo.
J R Stumpf and Son advertise Indeamas Bargain Store with a large stock of clothing hats shoes carpets dry goods hardware and many small items priced at five cents down to one cent. Readable lists include screws tacks pins needles silk ribbon lace soap ink and many other household articles offered at bargain prices.
Readers are urged to consult Pittsburg Daily Papers for advertisements promoting a large dry goods store. The message promises honest pricing and a wide range of departments including Carpets Curtains Furnishings Cloaks Silks Dress Goods and more with mail order options and up-to-date stock.
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