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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1900

Page

7

First Days at Sea From Rev Anderson to India Voyage

The Procerss prints two letters from Rev. W. T. Anderson bound for India. He details leaving Indiana, travel to New York, boarding the steamship Eyes, and the first days at sea. He describes farewells, a Sabbath sail, ship life, seasickness hopes for Mrs. Anderson, Azores sights, and mail tests before Gibraltar.

W.T. Anderson Town India Gibraltr New York Harbor Gibraltar Indiana J. Day Brownlee Butler County Nebraska Blairsville New York City Horseshoe Bend The St. Stephen New York Miss Embleton North German Lloyd Line Azores San Miguel Ponta Delgado Bell

How We Use Up Our Forests

An essay warns that twenty two acres of spruce are needed to produce enough wood pulp for two days of a large metropolitan daily. It laments rapid forest loss and rising paper costs, while noting printing persists to share truths. Hostetters Stomach Bitters is advertised as a cure for stomach ailments and related issues.

Hostetter Dr. Pierce John A. Calloway St. Columbus, Ga Golden Medical Discovery Tam

First Local Institutes Topic List for County Teachers

Local institutes plan sessions at No 8 Pine township school October 13 1900 with speeches on history of education chief aims of education and methods. Includes debates on necessity versus curiosity and school organization plus a Baker schoolhouse program October 20 1900 with talks on literacy societies barriers effective teaching and character formation.

Pine Calvin Steffey Marie Artemas Kate Maloy A. F. Roser Rodkey Thomas Moorhead Denys A. F. Roser H. W. Wallace Baker Green Township I. F. McLeister Prof Harbison Frank Ryan Friends of Education J. E. Brown Cummins

Grain-O Health Drink Replaces Coffee for All Ages

Remember that name when you want a delicious nourishing drink to replace coffee. Grain-O, sold by grocers, is a pure grain beverage that aids digestion and strengthens nerves. It is not a stimulant, costs about one forth as much as coffee, 15c or 25c per package.

Hall Remembered by Indiana Ministers Association

The Indiana Ministerial Association records high esteem for Rev. David Hall D D after 26 years as pastor of the Presbyterian church. He retires to a quiet home to work for the Master in a humbler capacity, with prayers for his continued guidance and rest in God. Committee members A J Furman Joan Jamison Lewis Hay.

Ministerial Association of Indiana David Hall Presbyterian Church Pennsylvania West Hall God A. J. Furman Joan Jamison Lewis Hay

Masterly South American Nervine Tonic Cures Stomach Ailments

Distressing stomach disease promised permanent cure by a masterly Nervine Tonic. Claims relief from indigestion from first dose and universal effectiveness. Sold by Hetrick Bros. Indiana Pa and grocers for 10 cents, flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry.

Hetrick Bros Indiana

Then and Now McKinley Ad vance Agent of Prosperity

The piece contrasts McKinley’s current campaigns with the previous quadrennial era. It paints a shift from soup kitchens and idle workshops to booming industry, thriving wages, and rebounding commerce. It warns that voting for Bryanism or Populism could reverse this prosperity.

William McKinley

Remember Remember 1892 and Teddy Roosevelt’s rise

A compact political reminiscence recalls 1892 with warnings about voters neglecting politics and cites Theodore Roosevelt’s future vicepresidency. It also notes the Aug 4 1900 death of Rev Joseph Campbell of Ottawa Kansas, detailing his birth in 1818, extensive ministerial service, abolitionist work, multiple marriages, and a lineage of descendants.

New Glassworkers Arrive In Town To Fill Steubenville Jobs

New glassworkers have arrived in Steubenville and are now employed at the local plant. Several old workers have left for Steubenville to join the factory operated by Harry Bastow, formerly of town. A list shows A. Stewart, Wm. Graham, Burt Cost, Clyde Ekin, Fred Herlinger, Frank Anderson, George Pownall, Wm. Turner, Blaine Wegley, and Norris Myers proceeding to the Steubenville plant.

Steubenville, O Harry Bastow Steubenville A. Stewart Wm. Graham Burt Cost Clyde Ekin Fred Herlinger Frank Anderson George Pownall Wm. Turner Blaine Wegley Norris Myers

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W. T. Anderson OW. T. Anderson J. H. Fleming D. D Nupp Joseph Walbeck Eliza Nichol B. J. Clawson E. E. Houk Nora Loyd Brown Lane Blair Lewis Carrie Lewis Ernest Lydie Miss Miller W. L. Johnston W. E. Smeade Deny Alonzo Rankin Clarence Swan Magnrnc Longfellow Ida Miller Lowry Johnston J. E. Fleming Miss McCreight Rev. Sehmacker Emma Lewis Dbr Indiana Ministerial Association Teddy Roosevelt Joseph Campbell Wesleyan Methodist Church Ottawa Kan Marion Center This County Catherine 8. Baker Campbell James McLeister Taylorsville C. C. Campbell Kansas P. B. Campbell Allegheny Conference Catherine P. Palmer Father L Missouri Frank Mattie Davis Pine Grove Illinois Prairie City Prairie Vale North Benes PM B. S. Sloan Phila C. S. Apple, Optician and Jeweler American House Penn’a G. T. Hamilton Indiana, Pa Syracuse J. L. Orr Indiana, Penn’a J.C. Micoreg Saltsburg Penn Penn Run Ob Tv4a Jenn Run, Pa P. Duff & Sons Pittuburg Chambersville S. G. Groft
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