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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1894

Page

6

Boy Preacher in East One Hundred Forty third Street Church

Eight year old Robert Richter nicknamed the Boy Preacher preached at North New York Congregational Church on Willis Avenue. He stood on a box to reach the pulpit, spoke on the boyhood of Jesus with clear, prepared words, and received a bouquet afterward. He appeared in a purple velvet suit and simple church surroundings set a quaint tone for the event.

Robert Richter Little Rabbit North New York Congregational Church East One Hundred and Forty-third Street Willis Avenue Bobby Bobbie T. McElveen Jesus New York Herald

Passport Insufficiency Hurts American Visitor in London

Professor William P. Mason of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute recounts humiliating treatment at the U S embassy in London over identification. He sought access to Woolwich Academy with his passport and a banker’s letter, only to be told more is required, prompting astonishment at the system abroad.

Mason London William P. Mason Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy Europe United States Central Paris Eustin Ecole Polytechnique Royal Military Academy Woolwich Baedeker Woolwich Academy Mazon New York Sun

Electric Bitters and Bucklen salves praised in specimen cases

An 8 case sample cites H Clifford of New Cassel Wis, cured by three bottles of Electric Bitters for neuralgia rheumatism and stomach liver issues with weight loss. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Mich reports an eight year leg sore cured after three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven Bucklen’s Arnica Salve boxes. John Speker of Catawba Ohio had fever sores on his leg deemed incurable but healed with one bottle Electric Bitters and one Arnica Salve. Also Dr S F Scott of Blue Ridge Mo endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as excellent for whooping cough and safe for babies. Sold by several dealers.

H. Clifford New Cassel Wis Edward Shepherd Harrisburg John Speaker Catawba Tommy Hildebrand Indiana Wm_I. Moore Homer City Milte Miller Blairsville 8. F. Scott Blue Ridge Harrison Co Parks Marion Center

Milking a Herd of Reindeer in Lapland

A vivid description from Blackwood's Magazine of milking rein deer driven into an enclosure. The herd, led by a Laplander, gathers tightly with horned heads, emits grunting and crackling sounds from horn contact, animals are lassoed over horns and raised to be milked. Each yields little milk but it is said to be very rich and nourishing.

Dinah Lillian Gertrude Harold Stuart Asid Pope Sunday School Times Lapland Blackwood’s

Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited by Kerr Brothers

Mr Arch Kerr of Kerr Bros Carmichael's Pa writes that his son Alex had scrofula with eruptions three times yearly. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla for two years the condition improved. Hood's Pills are claimed to be purely vegetable and harmless. Sold by all druggists. 250.

Arch Kerr Kerr Bros Carmichael’s Hood Alex

Nation's Pride and The Standard Ad Parody

A promotional verse extols women's virtue and skills in sewing and domestic work, praising their industriousness and modesty. It plugs The STANDARD newspaper, urging readers to buy a "Standard" from F. J. Johnson in Indiana, Pa, amid a list of items including pianos organs bicycles and Butterick patterns.

John F. J. Johnson Indiana, Pa

Otto's Cure offered free sample bottles by Daugherty Bros

The ad attacks wasting money on inferior throat tonics and promotes Otto's Cure as a tested remedy. It urges readers to obtain a free sample and inspect the golden color and thick syrup of the product. Prices listed show large bottles at 50 cents.

Otto Daugherty Bros

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