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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1895

Page

5

No clear headline due to garbled OCR list

A fragmented OCR list of names and places with many misspellings follows, indicating a schedule or directory update starting December 9 and December 16 across Armstrong, Indiana, Mahoning, Pine, West Mahoning, East Whatfield, and other communities with numerous individuals and associations.

Armstrong Wm. Ray Banks George Knox J. B. Carnahan John L. Tite Lewis George Eoa W. Hess Batington Charles Stewart Barret Kravik Wildebrand Oyay i Ord Martin Wissinger East Mahoning Hopkins George Jordan Grant W. J. Kidd Green James Rodkey Indiana Johnn F. Clements Melroy Duncan Wilson Marion Center Griffith Mechanicstudge Herbert Brink Montgomery James Leary North Mahoning C.M. Wortman J. M. Chambers James Chapman Pine James Gillespie Rayne Martin Wissell W. Stitler D. D. Good Ter W. Hutchison James Speedy Helo Lg Win West Wheatlield Wii Winebrenner James J. St. Clair H J Palmer Thomas Avers Young Wilken Horrell Franklin Cribbs Blakley

The Wrong Ths In This World Is That A Woman Has To Wait

A 19th century medical advertisement urges women to seek Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to prevent health issues and improve appearance. It claims health equals vitality and beauty, warns of ease of disease, and offers a 168 page book mailed for ten cents with a plain sealed envelope from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York.

Fierce Pierce World’s Dispensary Medical Association Main Street Buffalo N. Y

Otto's Cure advertised by many agents in 19th century notice

One Way to Be Happy promotes free trial bottles of Otto's Cure German remedy for coughs colds asthma consumption and throat lung diseases. It lists numerous agents across towns like Iridians Penn Row Hillsdale Purchase Line Marion Center Blairsville and Clarksburg and mentions a large stock of ice wool shawls fasciators and hoods at W M Cunningham. The item credits Dr Hall Elmer Ewing and Maud Kepine of Conemaugh township.

Daugherty Bros Iridians J.C. Rugh Penn Row B. Beringer Beringer H. Bb. Hawes Cherrytree G. W. Gromley Hillsdale W. L. Houk Purchase Line N. Parks Marion Center J. C. Caddy Atwood FE. Green Plumville B. F. McHenry North Point M. G. Miller Blairsville KK. L Gi Gutober S Dr. Hall Elmer BE. Ewing Maud E. Kepine Conemaurh Township

One Night at Library Hall Features Snake Trick

A Prominent Sixth Avenue crowd watched a tramp in delirium tremens, as a performer named Great Powell produced several snakes from the drunkard's coat to comic effect. Some saw a trick, others believed in supernatural powers, and the crowd grew to hundreds before the performer vanished. The act was billed for Library Hall on Wednesday evening, November 13.

Sixth Avenue Powell Library Hall

Philadelphia Inquirer Luxury Building Promises Superior News Service

The Philadelphia Inquirer, a leading enterprising daily in Pennsylvania, highlights its eight month old building noted for beauty and spacious newsrooms. It touts private telegraph wires long distance phones AP service and strong court coverage as part of its improved news gathering and top advertising reach.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Inquirer Associated Press The Inquirer United States Supreme Court

Pennsylvania Day at Atlanta Exposition Ticket Sale

Pennsylvania Railroad announces excursion tickets to Atlanta for Pennsylvania Day at the Exposition on November 14 with limited continuous return options from Union Station on trains leaving November 12. Prices listed to Pittsburg Wilkesbarre Altoona Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Williamsport. Also notices of local auctions and merchandise from Indiana Pa including farm sale, household goods, furniture, and stove repairs offered by A. H. McCoy and B. F. MacCartney with various discounts at W. M. Cunningham's and Smith's cabinets and apparel.

Atlanta Exposition Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Company Atlanta Union Station Washington Pittsburg Wilkesbarre Altoona Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelph Euston Williamsport A. H. McCoy Caldwell Young Township Indiana County C. George W. M. Cunningham’s Children’s Aid Society W. St.Claig Sec’y B. F. MacCartney’s McFarland Indiana M. Cunningham’s Smith V. M. Cunningham’s B. F. MacCartney McFarland Foundry Smith’s V. M. Cunningham Third Ward

Winter Clothing Reminder From Wilson and Son

November brings rapid temperature changes so prepare winter clothing, ladies coats, and undergarments to meet varied weather conditions.

Finest Overcoat and Grey Suit Offerings

The store lists a beaver overcoat with velvet collar for 10.00 and an exceptionally fine grey suit for 9.50. The overcoat is described as beaver fur, well lined and extra length, highlighting quality for the season. The note emphasizes the price as an odd but attractive deal for a top market garment.

Ladies' Coats Arrive From Finest Manufacturer

This week 250 coats arrive from a top national maker in latest styles. Customers can buy a beaver coat for five dollars with generous sleeves and a fit rivaling high priced goods. Ten dollars purchases a broad assortment of styles seldom seen at this price.

New Line of Men’s Neckties Arrives This Week

A large collection of the latest neckwear styles for men was received this week. The display features a variety of patterns and fabrics to suit formal and casual outfits.

Caps for winter at bargain prices now on sale

Men’s caps available in all styles for winter. Prices range from 25 to 75 cents for a fine Plush Cap.

Men’s Hose Stock Promises Warm Season Essentials

The store highlights a full selection of men’s hosiery featuring a heavy weight hose priced at 25c and a wool half hose at 18c. The advert markets the latest season items and claims top value for quality compared with previous offerings.

Knitting Yarns Sold Cheaper Amid Price Rise

Local store touts discounts on German knitting yarns including Ice Wool Slipper Yarn Germantown and Saxony announcing they bought stock before the price increase and can offer items at 25 percent cheaper than ever before.

Mark Twain Germantown Saxony

Trade item list on gaiters and slippers

A merchant advertises various apparel and protective wear including Ladies Over Gaiters and Slipper Soles for men and children, plus Ladies Leggins and Children's Knee Protectors offered for sale.

A W Wilson & Son Ladies Capes and Jackets Show

A W Wilson and Son announce a vast display of ladies capes and jackets selected from hundreds of samples. The event, described as the most complete in Indiana County, invites the public to view and decide, with a crowded cloak room necessitating enlargement as buyers compare latest patterns and novelties. The cape and jacket race is about even.

Indiana County

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