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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1903
Page
7
Amy Vaendum notes practical autumn fashion focusing on a smart shirt waist for wear with short coats and tailored costumes. Highlights include loose stitched plaits, upward yoke lines, and center folds. brown outfits with berries, alpaca travel gowns, and the move toward one material bodice and skirt. Skirts trend toward longer backs and rounded outlines for street wear.
A fragmentary note from Rural New Yorker suggests a home remedy using a two salt bath for a child recovering from a disease. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear clinical guidance or attribution.
A New York Times anecdote recalls a fastidious diner in a downtown cafe. The patron specifies coffee hot and strong in a pot, a rare tenderloin with no fat, dry toasted bread, dry tomatoes, ice removed, and fried eggs only on one side, with precise tempers and phrasing guiding the waiter through every detail.
A funeral scene features a lachrymose officiant recalling decades of handling the deceased, then a string of wry quips about chase and pursuit. The notice closes with Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for ulcers, burns, and skin issues at several Pennsylvania drugstores.
Advertises sales of farm livestock and household goods in Rayne and Cherryhill townships with dates November 11 and 18 1903 plus another sale near Indiana at Cresswell farm. Also promotes The Youth's Companion and The Thrice-a-Week World subscriptions, military papers, and low price offers for 1904. Includes tobacco, Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup, and muslin trespass notices for sale.
The undersigned offers a 144 acre farm in Rayne township eight miles northeast of Indiana. Features include 35 acres woodland a frame dwelling with telephone a bank barn a springhouse wagon shed corn crib and several outbuildings. Two orchards with superior fruit trees and a lime vein. Terms are easy for the buyer. For details call at premises or write W T Wissiner Tanoma Pa. The Progress Saree and Tribune one year offer costs 150 in 1994.
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