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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1891

Page

8

Plague of corrupt literature and the frogs of Egypt

A preacher likens modern corrupt literature to a biblical plague of frogs, urging legal action and moral combat. He cites laws against obscene mail material, calls for post office cleanups, and urges vigilant reading choices and the defense of good books to counteract vice.

Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Promoted in Letter

A letter from W A Thompson of Columbus Wisconsin details a wife treated for headaches stomach and nervous prostration by multiple doctors in New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati and Buffalo with no relief. He credits one bottle of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for wonderful improvement and urges readers to ask at T E Hildebrands drug store for a free trial and the doctors book on the nerves and back.

W. A Thompson Columbus Wis New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Buffalo Miles T. E. Hildebrand Detroit Lansing Mich Hiram E Carpenter, Henderson, Jefferson Co Boston

Miles Nerve and Liver Pills offer new cure claims

An advertisement proclaims a discovery with nerve and liver support. The pills target liver stomach and bowels to treat biliousness bad taste sluggish liver piles and constipation. Marketed as suitable for men women and children the 50 dose package costs 25 cents with free samples at T K Hildebrand's drug store.

T. Ik. Hildebrand

Depew on Farmers Alliance and third parties

Chauncey M. Depew argues in an interview that a Knights of Labor political party would share one idea and lead to power bids. He says the Farmers Alliance should stay nonpartisan to elect representatives or throw support to multiple parties as needed. The farmer will pick planks from various platforms rather than join a single third party.

Depew Chauncey M. Depew Knights of Labor Farmers’ Alliance Congress

Union Forms To Protect Rights And Interests

A fragment indicates a group forming a broad union to defend their rights and advance their shared interests, aiming for collective action and protection.

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