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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
3
The article details Mrs Schaeffer suffering a delirium tremens episode tied to her husband’s fight to overcome drink. Doctors advise rest and careful supervision as the wife remains vigilant while he battles his habit. The couple, living at a home, faced isolation during the crisis, with neighbors and authorities alerted.
Anecdotal report describes a 165 pound, five foot eight inch Ney Hyde Park native who uses a steel spike and chamois to test his teeth in one odd feat. The piece also notes a hotel bats incident involving Miss Stondman and a frightened bat removal. A separate account details Carmine Renzo’s hanging rope snapping and retry.
The passage recalls observations by Mr Plotters and Mr Askind about women performing heavy brick work in certain German districts. It notes nonuniform conditions across Germany, with mentions of Boorer and illiterate classes and compares labor practices with Austria Hungary England and Germany.
J H Anderson will auction a farm of 55 acres at 1 00 pm on Tuesday October 15 1907 at ymy farm South Bend township near Crooked Creek offering 28 head of sheep 500 bushels limestone 400 bushels lime and the farm itself with limestone veins potters or ore clay coal gas well and timber plus a large whites oak stand Auctioneer T E Wacuos and auction details listed for cash on articles and farm sale location
Wil Open. New drug store run by David Fox will soon open in the Campbell and Rinn building on West Philadelphia street. Fox has worked for Daugherty Bros. druggists for seven years and has won many friends in Indiana.
Clarence Li Smyers of Punxsutawney sues the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg for 15000 damages after being thrown under a freight car and seriously injured at Chamberville on February 17. He alleges injuries resulted from a broken brake shaft while operating.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co announces excursion tickets for the Pittsburg Exposition from August 28 to October 26. Tickets valid for travel from designated stations, with return within three days, departing on specified dates, include reduced rates across Pennsylvanian, Indiana, and Conemaugh divisions to Pittsburgh and Allegheny stations and other Pittsuburg Division points. Also notes hydraulic cider press operation days at Tanoma and First National Bank of Erie pays four percent on time deposits with optional bank book or certificate.
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