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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
7
A New York Press summary notes bloodletting once common for many ailments, now largely obsolete. It cites a German study showing limited use in emergencies when heart and veins are engorged, with salt solution replacement, and acknowledges its role as a last resort for a narrow set of conditions.
Aflammatory editorial argues against health paranoia and germ phobia. It likens constant tasting and testing of foods to royal paranoia and urges bold, confident living, defending normal enjoyment of life and health.
Pineapples grow from a four foot tall plant with swordlike leaves. The single fruit appears atop a short stem after a year and a half. The plant can produce multiple offspring suckers for new plants and can bear fruit for several years.
Prairie State Incubator Company in Homer City Pennsylvania offers a mix of high grade feeds including chicken feed fattening mash bone meal alfalfa meal oyster shell and grit plus dried blood and granulized bone. They also offer eggs from prize winning pens and a few breeding fowls and ducks with orders booked first for careful attention.
Niagara city plans major contracts for engineering work on power plants blast furnaces and iron foundries with esti mated expenditure from twenty to sixty million dollars creating about six thousand jobs. The New York Central will build an eighty thousand dollar freight house. Numerous large structures are planned as the city’s population and value have surged. Indiana Realty Company promotes investment in Niagara and other Indiana property with listings from JAMES A WHITE and J A Campbell. Many classified items follow including plant stock, livestock, and real estate offerings.
An ill tempered Colonel Bragg once alienated Judge Robinson over a heated dispute. After months of cold relations Bragg sought reconciliation, meeting the judge at the statehouse steps and declaring a wish to be friends. The judge feigned surprise prompting Bragg to admit his affection for cordial terms. The moment ended the long disagreement.
The celebrated advocate Lord Erskine deftly handles a stubborn witness who refuses to swear in the usual way. He jokes gently then questions the angelic oath reference, finally persuading the man to take the oath with a practical, common sense approach. The scene highlights Erskine’s skill in exposing irrelevant replies without offense.
An exchange described by Rep James Richardson of Tennessee centers on a colored nun and a friend discussing a relative’s illness. The dialogue features two Black men debating the term exclamatory rheumatoid issues amid a heated retelling, reflecting linguistic stereotypes of the era.
A one horsepower gas engine is offered in food condition and runs daily. Cheap price. Contact Ira A. Myers for details.
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