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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
7
Instructions for building and using an observatory hive with glass panel, entrance tube, and ventilated cover. Describes bee handling, queen-cell management, and porch vegetation. Includes notes on soil nitrates from crop rotation, absorbents for hen manure, and brief market data on flaxseed, sugar, and vegetable oils.
Read about a claimed secret behind Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung diseases. It states the remedy cuts phlegm and mucus, enriches oxygen in the blood, and heals inflamed airways. Guaranteed 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with free trials at local Pennsylvania outlets.
Low rates to Washington and Baltimore offered by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for a ten day round trip from Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania on May 15. Special through parlor car train departs Pittsburgh at 9 00 P M with stops at Braddock Wilmerding Irwin Jeannette Fairchance Brownfield Uniontown Dunbar Connellsville Mt. Pleasant Scottdale Greensburg Latrobe Derry Tarentum Natrona Butler Freeport Leechburg Vandergrift Westmoreland Baltimore Indiana Blairsville Bolivar New Florence Johnstown Glen Campbell Hastings Reed Patton Cherry tree stops noted. Tickets good on regular trains except the Pennsylvania Limited until May 24. Stopovers allowed in Baltimore. Tickets available at Pittsburgh unions and agents. For full information contact Thomas E. Watt.
Exchanges reveal cheerful barbs about stocks and markets with Variety of quips. A CKEW on bonds prompts humor about outside bets while old rivalries surface in playful dialogue. The Philadelphia Press and Chicago Tribune style bits close the page with a punchline about a Chinese laundry aiding the heathen.
American product export story highlights ten new Onur locomotives shipped to France as the first batch of an order for fifty, signaling foreign demand for U S machinery. The piece also promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for digestion and liver complaints and advertises The New York Tribune Farmer weekly subscription offer at $1.60 per year.
Farmers urged to insure farm properties after repeated barn and house fires reported in the county paper. It promotes cheaper protection and local beneficiaries, directing readers to J. W. Botsford in Marion Center and James Speedy at the Clymer Manufacturing Company office in Indiana, Pa.
A local retailer invites customers to visit for a fresh stock of carefully chosen items. The ad asserts satisfaction with a small profit margin and confidence in both quality and quantity pleasing buyers.
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