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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1901

Page

2

Come to the Ark of Mercy Word Picture Sermon

Dr. Talmage repeatedly urges the word come as a universal invitation to salvation and solace. He contrasts persuasive invitation with coercion, cites personal trials and Providence, and casts come as the key to peace, repentance, and eternal life for all who heed.

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Value of Man's Life and Digestion Health Claim

The Supreme Courts have decided that the life of the average man is worth just what he earns. Health and digestion determine earnings and potential. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is advertised as restoring normal digestion to improve strength and vitality, with a lifelong claim of curing stomach ailments and aiding conditions like constipation indigestion and liver and kidney troubles.

Supreme Courts

Planing Mill Works Plans and Materials Supply

Planing Mill Works promotes W. H. Daugherty as a headquarters for building materials including yellow pine ceiling and porch components. Offers doors, sash, banisters and quick order service with capable mill to handle delicate work to save customers money on orders. Also includes an 1898 testimonial from Mrs Frances Campbell in Millwood praising Andersons Indian Herb Cure for rheumatism with lasting relief.

W. 5. Daugherty Millwood Anderson Millwwood, Pa James Anderson Indiana Sas Frances Campbell

Miss Gould’s Fresh Air Fund Box Becomes Gift

In Helen Gould’s boudoir a small iron penny bank sits among silver toiletries. A young friend questions the display, while Gould explains it is for her babies and their savings. The friend then sends $5 in pennies to fill the box, asking Gould to spare her dresser.

Helen Gould Miss Gould

Pair of East Indian Pygmies Amaze Readers

A Fatna aged nineteen and nineteen inches tall weighs thirteen pounds. His sister Smaun is one year younger and lighter by one pound. The pair are true pygmies with proportional bodies and Fatna’s head roughly the size of an orange while his arms resemble broomsticks.

Fatna Smaun

An Unfortunate King of Servia

The king of Servia is portrayed as a weak figure on the European throne. He is criticized for absurd matrimonial difficulties and political imbroglios. From childhood he faced family tensions and constant quarrels with his mother over marriage, shaping a life of ongoing difficulties.

Servia King of

Cataract Surgery Claim by Dr Sadler in Johns Town

An advertisement touts cataract removal as the only cure, stating the operation is delicate yet painless with eye drops. Dr Sadler, formerly of Pittsburgh, claims 116 of 120 patients were restored and offers a money back guarantee if instructions fail. He lists permanent locations and pamphlets for contact.

Sadler Penn Avenue Pittsburgh Capital Hotel Johnstown

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