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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1896

Page

7

First Patriot Killed Linked to Paul Revere Ride

A Minneapolis Tribune item notes George Pierce Hicks, grandson of John Hicks the first Revolutionary War fatality, recalls his diary details about the ride alarm, Lexington bridge defense, and Hicks family ties. Zacariah Hicks, son of John Hicks, also served, fought at Lexington, and joined Washington in Boston in 1789. The clipping mentions Revere as a copper founder and includes a newspaper cut of the 1770 Boston massacre.

John Hicks Paul Revere George Pierce Hicks Holman R. Drew Girard Summit Avenues Hicks Times Revolutionary Times Lexington Longfellow Zacariah Hicks George Hicks Boston General Washington Revere Minneapolis Tribune

Arbitration for a world parliament and lasting peace

The author urges England and America to lead in establishing a high class continuous board of international arbitration. With support from religion, education, and commerce, Parliament should back US congress in favor of arbitration. A permanent system would spread across Europe, reduce war, and pave the way for disarmament and a federation of the world.

England America Congress of the United States Europe Parliament of Man Federation of the World

Legacy of Asa Family Medicine and Wide Drug Advertising

A fragmented 19th or early 20th century advertising item touts Asa Family Medicine Bacon's Celery for Nerves as a legacy passing sire to son, offers free sample packs for kidney liver and blood disorders, and lists multiple regional druggists as sole agents. It also promotes Dean's ointment for skin parasites, Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a cough remedy, and Burdock Blood Hitters for blood disorders, with customer testimonials and claims of quick relief.

Asa Family Medicine Bacon Daugherty Bros Indiana J.C. Rugh Penn Run B. Beringer Beringer H. B. Hawes Cherry

Lecturers at Dodge Post Benefit Readings in New Hampshire

A Story Sot Smith Russell and Oliver Optic lectured in a New Hampshire village for Dodge post. Optic opened, Russell closed with sketches of character while the crowd heard original stories and comic readings. Ice cream at back of hall offered at five or ten cents as a fundraiser.

Oliver Optic New Hampshire Optic Dodgepost William T. Adams Sol Smith Russell Brown Russell Onea Dodge Post Rus Philadelphia Times

Hall's Catarrh Cure Exposed In Testimonial Claim

Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co of Toledo swears every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure will be paid one hundred dollars. Notary A W Gleason signs this December 6 1896. Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials free. Sold by druggists 75c.

Frank J. Cheney F. J. Chieney & Co Toledo HALI A. D A. W. Gleason Hall F. J. Cheney & CO

Manning R Shankland, Longtime Senate Executive Clerk Dies

Manning R Shankland, oldest U S clerk, died recently after 85 years serving in the senate. Appointed in 1860–61 by Col John W Forney, he moved to the north wing with Forney as secretary of the senate and remained in confidential duties, trusted by senators, until his death.

Manning R. Shankland United States Senate John W. Forney House of Representatives Forney Mr. Shankland Capitol Philadelphia Press

Dr King’s New Discovery and a medical update

Mr Gilman Brown of 34 Mill Street South Gardner Mass recounts costly failed treatments for his son’s lung illness after typhoid malaria. Doctors gave him up but he recovered using Dr King’s New Discovery and credits it for health. Also notes on Dr Jameson telegram mix up and various eye ear nose throat testimonials from Pittsburgh to Punxsutawney with providers Herrick Bros and Tom E Hildebrand Indiana.

Gilman Brown Mill St South Gardner Mass Dr. King T. E. Hildebrand Indiana Wm. Moore Homer City M.G. Miller Blairsville Jameson London Birmingham Gazette Johannesburg Kruger Sadler Penn Avenue Pittsburg W. R. Depp John Dowd Charleroi H. D. Carter Fee

Understanding Neuralgia Causes and Treatments in Plain Terms

This article explains neuralgia as a condition of pain not tied to a disease of the nerve or its supplies. Causes include external pressures like tumors or foreign bodies, nerve compression from scars, nearby veins, poisons in blood, or general weakness. Attacks vary in location and intensity, with treatments ranging from liniments and heat to electricity, iron and quinine internally, antirheumatics for rheumatic cases, and cautious use of morphine.

Founders of the Third Republic Emerge in Paris Era

In the Fortnightly Review reflection, Bismarck’s quip about national defense chiefs as chevaliers du pave echoes Europe’s view of Gambetta and others. The piece recalls Hugo’s 1870 Brussels to Paris journey, the somber ride near Sedan’s defeat, and a rider shouting Vive la republique while others remain ignorant of Gambetta's name.

Bismarck Jules Favre Ferrieres Ismarck Europe Jules Simon Garnier- Page Eugene Pelletan Camille Pelletan Gambetta Picard Ferry Glais-Bizoin France Paris Victor Hugo Mme. Drouais Brussels Manbeuge Vincy Sedan Hugo Franc Tireur la Republique M. Antonin Proust

Word Puzzle Prize Contest From Moron Seeds Grow

Readers are invited to form as many words as possible from the letters in Moron SEEDS Grow using each letter no more times than it appears. Top lists win cash prizes from 100 to 10 in gold. mail with name, list, and stamps to Monon Seed Co. at Monon Bldg.

Monon Seed Co Moron

Pennsylvania Railroad Train Schedules and Stations

Pf stops only on notice to agent or conductor or on signal. Leaves Blairsville for Saltsburg Paulton Allegheny Junction Freeport Springdale and Allegheny City at 8 05 11 00 a m and 7 00 p m weekdays. For Butler and stations on the Butler Branch at 8 05 11 00 a m weekdays. Leave Blairsville Intersection for Pittsburgh 3 50 except Monday 5 3 7 45 10 11 am 1 27 4 28 and 6 10 pm weekdays Sundays 3 50 5 33 10 11 am 4 28 and 6 10 pm. For Altoona 7 30 9 40 am 3 18 and 6 28 pm weekdays Sundays 9 40 11 11 am 3 18 and 6 28 pm. Leave Pittsburgh for Indiana via Blairsville via Blairsville section 5 25 8 00 am 4 30 pm weekdays. Detailed information Thomas E B Watt Pass Agt Western District 110 Fifth Avenue Pittsburg Pa. S M Prevost General Manager J R Wood General Pass Ant.

Lfave Buairsville Saltsburg Paulton Allegheny Junction Freeport Springdale Allegheny City Butler Blairsville Pittsburg Altoona Pirrssurg Indiana Blairsville Hhier EB. Watt Pass Western District Fifth Avenue S. M. Prevost

Allegheny Valley RR Im timetable starts May 26 1895

Passenger trains schedule issued by the Allegheny Valley Railroad outlining departures arrivals and service changes effective Sunday May 26 1895 at stations along the line. The notice lists train times and routing for commuters and travelers over the network.

Dishes to Throw to the Snow Birds Ad Catalog

Advertises sales on Queensware English dinner sets at 8.50 for 100 pieces and assorted china glass and wood wares. Displays lamps, tinware, granite ware, coffee pots, and household goods with prices. Promises cheap house furnishing items and free fashion guide.

Rogers Sabesebbsontes Dsc Fifth Avenue

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