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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1901

Page

6

She Saves Her Pony at Wer House Near York England

Mary Silver, youngest daughter of a country house, braves searing heat to rescue her pony Stella from a blazing stable. She cuts the halter, drags the horse to safety, and suffers burns while preserving her pony. Nearby, a Wisconsin Deaf School baseball game shows deaf players’ signals and spirited play. Hero the dog finds a lost canary, delivering it to his mistress.

Wer House York England Mary Silver Stella Miss Silver Johnny Bob Delavan Wis Wisconsin School For the Deaf Beloit High School Archie Williams Stockbridge Gresham Shawano County Fred Smith Argyle Joe Ryan Northwest Chicago Record-Herald Canary Hero Nellie

Two Buds in Springtime Bloom and Seed

Two buds placed in springtime soil faced stark choices. One refused to thrive and withered. The other persevered and bloomed turning to seed. Passersby noticed the thriving plant, gathering the seed to plant among exotic flowers admired for its fragrance and beauty.

I Never Did, I Invented Reef Sand Bank and River

Lord Coleridge recalls an earlier life cross examination joke about a harbor obstacle. He suggests the eminent witness has invented both reef and sand bank and river, then reveals he himself invented them all.

Lord Coleridge Mount Stuart E. Grant-Duff Coleridge

The Tunnel Wasa Forgotten

In Brussels visitors note the unusually thin earth above the Braine le Comte tunnel. Belgium’s early engineers, after studying English railways, forgot to include a real tunnel. A long corridor was built instead, with earth laid atop it, making the tunnel's existence a notable paradox in the line’s history.

Brussels Braine le Comte England

Massage For the Scalp and Digestion Habits

The article notes scalp massage stimulates blood vessels to nourish hair when roots weaken. It recommends pressing with fingertips and vibrating the scalp, plus brushing the scalp rather than hair. It also links irregular eating times to indigestion, explaining the stomach adapts to regular meal schedules.

Ashes on Cigars Prompt Debate Among Smokers

A cigar dealer quips that ten men claiming to be cigar judges know little about smoking. He argues ashes at the end help retain flavor and should stay as long as possible. He also notes that tapping cigars to remove ashes can crack wrappers and reduce enjoyment.

Dogs of Alaska and their mala mutes

The dogs of Alaska are mala mutes a cross between a dog and a wolf used in harness from birth with a distinctive howl. They endure extreme cold sleep outdoors fed once daily mainly on fish and seal blubber despite 60 degree below zero temperatures.

Alaska

Society For the Suppression of Needless and Nerve Racking Noises

A playful exchange from New York Weekly notes Mrs Trotabout plans to be away most of the day to join a society aimed at reducing nerve racking noises, while Mr Trotabout suggests taking the baby along.

Flies Prove Tough Adversaries in Early Tests

A report describes flies as nearly invincible, capable of enduring prolonged water immersion and strong disinfectant odors. It notes only turpentine, chloroform, ammonia, and washing as effective methods to counteract them.

The Professor at Home and Food for Thought Joke

Dot asks what food for thought means and the professor quips that head cheese is the answer. The exchange appears as a humorous snippet from the Chicago Tribune.

Dot Chicago ‘Tribune

Uncut Edge Books Attract Slightly Chewed Complaint

A New England physician writes to Harper & Bros about a subscription set of uncut edged hooks that arrive with many leaves seemingly chewed. He notes readers must disconnect the unread margins before continuing, calling the condition a surprising flaw in the edition and a tax on the salesman’s resources.

New England Harper & Bros Riz Harper’s

Treatment of Oiled Floors Advice for wood floor finishes

An expert warns against applying wax to an oiled floor before the oil dries. Wax gives a fine finish but requires ongoing polishing. Improper scrubbing with alkali cleaners can cause cracking and splinters. Oil, wax, or shellac finishes work for kitchens, with parquet oil used to restore spots. A dirty floor should be wiped, dried, then rubbed with parquet oil.

Millionaire Feud Over Market Street Property Feeds Generations

The San Francisco Examiner reports a whimsical dispute over a Market street parcel near Odd Fellows hall. Fictitious scales show F. Sinclair valuing frontage at an absurd sum while claiming only 500 dollars of ownable value. J K Prior ignores a delinquent tax bill, a sale follows, and ownership transfers to his son then reverts to Sinclair’s family line.

8. F. sSinclair Market Street J. K. Prior Odd Fellows’ Hall Sinclair Prior San Francisco Examiner

Cossack Lovers Quarrel in Public Encounter

A traveler describes a scene in Russia where a betrothed Cossack couple quarrels from about 30 feet apart. She throws stones, he answers with dirt, both exchange coarse remarks, and she strikes him with a stone. He retaliates with dirt, leaving both angry and engaged to be married. The driver notes their fiery expressions as the dispute unfolds.

Russia

Secret of a Statesman's Health Through Chewing

A vintage advertisement extols Hoetetter's Stomach Bitters as a pure vegetable remedy after praising a famous statesman who chewed every bite thirty times. It warns against hurried eating causing indigestion and claims the tonic cures stomach liver and bowel troubles, boasting fifty years of tested use.

Hoetetter

Porch material supplier advertises full range and pine ceiling

We offer a full supply of porch materials including columns spin dles brackets rails and more plus a large supply of yellow pine ceiling at prices that prevailed. Printed trespass notices available on sturdy muslin at the Progress office.

Hafara Tha Riga

Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule In Effect May 27 1901

Schedule details trains from Blairsville and Blairsville Intersection to Saltsburg Freeport Butler Altoona and Allegheny City with weekday and Sunday times. Includes stops to Prrvievoe Indians via Blairsville Intersection and notes on agents and instruction for details from Thos EF Watt and J B Rutinson and J B Wood in Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania Railroad Blaiesville Saltsburg Paulton Kiskiminetas Junction Freeport Springdale Allegheny City Blalesville Butler Blaibeville Pliteburg Blairsville Altoona Prrvieveé Thos EF. Watt Fifth Avenue Smithfield Street Pittsburg J. B.rutchinson J.B. Wood

Sheriff Sales in Indiana County Pennsylvania Notice

Public vendue at Indiana Pennsylvania Court House exposes two parcels: Lot Nos 100 and 101 in Blacklick on Water Street with a two story frame house, and a second tract of 88 acres in East Wheatfield Township with a frame barn and house. Purchasers must pay at least 100 dollars down and balance by the first week of December Court deeds. Sheriff D E Thompson notes details in Indiana Pa November 6 2001.

Court of Common Pleas Indians County Court House Indiana Pennsylvania J. M. Guthrie H. W. Wilson Thomas Sutton William C. Guthrie Pine Stones Yellow Creek B. Griffith Mrs. Roberta Joseph Grean Hadden Martin Cherryhill Indiana County T. W. Stephens Peter Coy Guthrie’s Mills Robert Dickey KE. Hoser George Waltemire Stewart & Cameron Fremont Stephens Et al Charles Gibgon Giles Gibson Atones Rhodes Georges Waltemire Albert Coy F. D. Martin J. D. Martin J. M. Stewart Jess George Hoffman Philip Coy J. M.guthrie Robert Mitchell Fr. Fa Jack Nebecoa Lear Blacklick Dennis McSweeny Water Street James Gardner John Bennett Rebecca Lear Davis A. Palmer Johnston Palmer Bangs D. L. Tinkcom J. &. McCoy Wheatfield Township William Mack Lydick and Spires John Robert Mack J. A. Thompson John L. Tinkcom Sutton Bros. & Bell Mary €. Lloyd J. P. Bla D. E. Thompson Gtaff National Loan and Investment Company of Detroit Mich W. L. Swauger Rachel Swauger National Loan and Investment Company Borough of County of State of Chestnut and Seventh Streets Chestnut Street Seventh Street Harry White David A. Simpson Indians’ County Barry White W.r.calhoun Joshua Shank Cherryhill Township Jno Crisswell Jay McGaughey Jacob Fyock J. M. Coleman Levi Fry Archie Nichol Geo. W. Simpson George W. Simpson Thomas R. Richards Alexander Reynolds Martha D Horatio N. Leet John Gilpin Olive Horatio N. Lee Horatio N Lee Orphans' Court of Indians County W.T. Kline Inta Jacob L. Kline Salzburg Sutton Building

Repetition of Wm L Swauger for Mortgage Satisfaction

Attorney W Smith files in Indiana County Court of Common Pleas the repetition of Wm L Swauger for satisfaction of mortgage. Case tied to December term 10k.

Wm. L. Swauger Court OF Common Pleas OF Indiana County Court OF Common Pleas

Partition Rule Case Involving Boyle Allyn Brooks and Wilsons

Legal notice fragment outlines a partition action among Elizabeth Boyle later Allyn and her husband. Sarah Brooks formerly Boyle and her husband. Mary Wilson and E H Wilson in right of Mary Wilson. Details incomplete but names and relationships apparent. The text references Mrs. Eliza Boyle Elizabeth Allyn Sarah Brooks and Mrs. Mary Wilson with their spouses in a rights-based partition dispute.

Eliza Boyle Elzabeth Allyn Elizabeth Boyle Allyn Elizabeth Allyn Sarah Brooks Sarah Boyle Brooks Mary Wilson E. H .Wilson John A Findlay Sarah Boyle and E. H. Wilson

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Bella T Real Estate W. S. Daugherty Acc P. Ma Indians Grace Bisek Liaf Smith Biafraville Cokeville Indi Ang Ana A.m. A.m. B. Biskeville Blairsvill Blairsvill Lyn Blackiil Graceton Tiandiang Sheriff's Sales W. Smith Plarnes Sounty Commonwealth of Pennsylvania James Smith Eveline Smith W.R. Calhoun Rey Whit ‘E Jenningham & Fisher Penision John A. Scott Elzearor's “Notice John A. Learn Greec Township Register and Recorder Jonathan Learn Cookport Edward P. Grove Phila St. Opp John A. Findlay Calhoun D. H. Tomb James RB Rankin South Mahoning Township Arthur F. Clever P. O Apollo Cunningham & Fisher John St. Clair West Wheatfield Township John F. ST. Clair John H. Pierce Milton H. Parry Green Township Minnie M Parry Telford & Stewart Samuel L. Fyock Glen Campbell Samuel L. Fyoce Audiréx J. W. Baker Center Township Jennie Baker N. M. Baker Rowe College Johnstown Penn Rowe Life, Fire & Accident Insurance Farmers’ Bank R.W. Wehrle Buccesger B. I. Wehrle Philadelphia Street
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