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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1898
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Red and Gold and New York with unclear context and few readable facts. It lacks clear names, dates, or events, preventing precise reconstruction while preserving the stray entities inferred from the legible bits.
A London Post report recalls an extraordinary bull and tiger fight at a Madrid plaza attended by about 1,400 spectators. Cesar the tiger clashed with the fighting bull, enduring horns and claws, then survived after the bull finally subdued the tiger before both animals’ fates were settled. The crowd cheered as Cesar rose and fled to his van.
A Georgia plantation east of Albany owned by James M. Tift features a group of white sand hills covering about 539 acres. The dunes rise 30 to 80 feet with abrupt sides, sit on level country, and are studded with wire grass. Theories favor mound builders or diluvial origins, while excavations may settle their origin. The hills reportedly hold over 70 million cubic feet of white sand.
An old newspaper clipping promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy, claiming it relieves back and urinary pain, helps hold urine, and reduces nocturnal urination. It offers samples and prices, with a testimonial from W. S. Carlton and notes on Indian Herb Rheumatism Cure and Sporting Goods listings.
A Youth's Companion tale recounts how early American soldiers, farmers and artisans, wrestled with discipline during the transition to a standing army. It recalls private ingenuity and wit, including a Philadelphia sentinel and General Macpherson, illustrating the era's rough balance between independence and military order.
A New York chemist M D T A Slocum offers three free bottles of his New Scientific Treatment for consumption bronchial throat and chest diseases to readers who write with address. He claims cures proven by letters from patients worldwide and urges sufferers to take advantage of the offer seen in THE INDIANA PROGRESS.
A dealer announces a large stock of fertilizers for oats corn potatoes and vegetables with cash prices offered. Also sells Lever Spring Tooth Harrows Kraus sulkey corn workers five hoe corn workers McCormick mowers reapers and binders Hoosier grain and corn drills with improvements noted as leading the field. Call to inspect and compare prices before buying.
All risks placed in reliable companies announced for the room in the Farmers Bank Building Indiana Pennsylvania.
A short moral tale about Waldo, Emerson’s son, who faced fear of a French family near his school. Ordered by his father to travel alone, he balked at first but refused Miss Elizabeth Hoar’s help and walked home unaided. His steadfastness turned bravery into lifelong resolve.
The text notes the hiring of Mr. H. H. Good of Columbus Ohio to visit and explain instrument merits. It also states the machine shop is run by careful mechanics who will deliver the best possible job with full guarantee.
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