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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1898
Page
5
Local notes list teachers and visitors at the Penn Run institute. Mentions Rev Norris returning to Pittsburg, trips to Indiana, and summer school prospects under L R Stuchell. Also reports on Miss Madge Lydick and others visiting, illness, and community events across Clyde Marchand West Lebanon Rochester Mills.
A period advertisement claims appearance depends on stomach liver and kidneys. Electric Bitters is offered as a tonic and alterative, purifying blood and improving skin. Sold by Hildebrand Indiana Moore Homer City Miller Blairsville at 50 cents per bottle.
A Duluth store owner lauds Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier. The issue covers roller skating revival here, school prospects, social events, corrections about a Presbyterian organ incident, and multiple local moves and health notes across Strongstown West Wheatfield Elders Ridge Huff.
Cunningham's 6 648 650 Philadelphia at Crete. Miss Hannah Smail of Indiana visits parents. J C Bowman returns from Westmoreland county. Jay Hill from Indiana a Crete caller. Lytle school to host a pie and cake social next Friday for proceeds. Laura King visits Twolick guest of Mrs. Stephens. Crete Quicksteps played a ball game Saturday. Dollie Ferguson of Kent visits her sister Mrs. Rombaugh. Calithampian band serenades W L Kepple. James Hill, merchant, sick list. Lytle Prohibition League well attended. Mrs Isabel Robinson of Kent visits church with daughter Maggie Devinney. David Anderson of Armstrong attends church. Curt Laney visits Apollo and Jeannette, returns with a job in Allegheny county. L D Peterman loses a horse. Chester Uncapher visits Kellysburg area. James H Miller to Pittsburg on business. Mrs McGaughey of Indiana visits D W Davis. Postmaster visits Commissioner Henry and J Morgan Niel on trip home. Young folks from Nicktown attend No 17 school society. No 8 Pine township institute planned next Saturday. Elizabeth Williams visits parents J D Martin, then returns home to La Joge. Mr and Mrs R F Templeton visit daughter H A Moorhead of Homer City. George Williams of Williams & Williams, Holidaysburg, visits parents R D Williams.
In Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and America Shaker medicines are promoted for curing sickness. The Digestive Cordial is made from herbs and roots, aids digestion, restores appetite, relieves dyspepsia, and claims eventual cure with regular use. Sold by druggists with a trial bottle priced at 10 cents.
Advertisement notes a headache remedy Dr Davis Anti Headache claiming quick relief within fifteen minutes. It asserts superiority over competitors, urges purchase at all druggists for 25 cents, and praises Progress paper for engaging reading on every page.
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