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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
6
The Indiana Progress announces subscription terms cash in advance with prices: one year 14.00 eight months 1.00 six months 1.50 four months 0.60 three months 0.40 Papers stop at expiry. Obituary notices and poems priced at five cents per line. Address communications and payments to Indiana Progress. May 20 2004.
A New York American December 1 item critiques Wilson administration advice to eat cheese over meat, eggs, and milk as cost of living pressures rise. The letter by William Randolph Hearst reflects anti tariff views, predicts political upheaval, and lampoons cheese substitutes as national policy.
The passage warns eye health relies on cleanliness and proper use to prevent infections. It advises avoiding shared towels, washing hands, and not rubbing eyes, plus how to read with proper distance and lighting to prevent strain. It also notes regular eye exams for glasses wearers and cautions about eye washes without physician guidance. The text ends with a religious obituary and church notice acknowledging the death of Steele G. Learn and related condolences from a Lutheran Sabbath school.
A passage from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper discusses William R Hearst's letter on government cheese policy, President Wilson's wage and ship tax policies, and Monroe Doctrine tensions with England. It notes a fire destroying Bugworth McGregor’s lot, and a storm wrecking Clark farm buildings with horses and livestock killed.
The Myers family reunion is planned for June at the Tatr Grounds in Indiana. All family members and friends are invited to attend. A black Percheron stallion named Nicenda No. 673 will begin the season at J. A. Crash’s burn, one mile north of Mechanicsburg.
Public sale notices and ads from 1914 column list Indian Runners and other livestock, a farm for sale near Indiana with 173 acres, a 40 acre tract with timber, and a probate notice for Bow Ling estate. offers and terms, names, and locations included.
Notice announces a special meeting of the stockholders at room 212 in the Mines and Trust Building to vote on a proposed sale of land in Cherryhill Township, Clymer City, Pa, to Pyxon Run Land Company. Details include directions, parcel description, and officers Wissier and Robertson May 20.
Indiana Pa date May 20 1914 is noted with Hindiang Rh D 2 dated May 26 1944 referencing a historical record.
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