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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1895
Page
6
Marie Lorgnette laments persistent checkout errors and unrectified mistakes in major stores and small shops alike. She recalls encounters from New York to Chicago, noting counterfeit change, double bills, and slow refunds, arguing customers must watch their own backs in a cutthroat retail world.
In Paris, Prof. R L Garner is ridiculed for ape studies while Rev Walter Dale in Dallas Ga. is acquitted after bigamy indictment. Sugar plants are sold by the Agriculture Department. Ohio charters Interstate Telegraph and Telephone Co. John Brown’s fort to be moved from Chicago to Harper’s Ferry for reconstruction. Tokio to award eminent service medals for the Ching Japan war. A London and Northwestern train sets a 527 mile distance in 20 minutes. The American Bar Association in Detroit will propose reform of patent laws. Missing Denver hotel engineer Elmer Loecher is arrested in Anton ia Colo. Vladivostok dispatch says Japanese evac Port Arthur and dismantle fortifications. Georgia governor calls good roads conference in Atlanta during Cotton States Exposition. Three Indians robbed at Lewiston Idaho. government payment for the robbers’ not paid. In House of Commons Balfour supports international currency agreement. Army rifles move to smaller calibers may have reached limit per officers. Manderson asks sugar bounty issue be referred to Carlisle. Liberal club in London calls national Liberal conference for Oct 26 and 27. Allegan Michigan suspects released after innocence proven. Two Brooklyn trolley cars collide. 100 passengers frightened, one seriously hurt Motorman Bolet. J C Wilmerding bequest of 400000 to University of California to be turned over. Columbia Dispensary arrests nine club members for private liquor. In your blood the cause of fatigue. Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes red blood and renews vigor.
The note urges caution in mailing letters and warns against rushing correspondence. It suggests that hasty actions can reveal more than intended and affect personal prudence. The piece contrasts folly by day with a dull morning sparkle, implying consistent care over impulsive behavior.
A Greensburg woman Mrs. Jos. Orr testifies that after fifteen years of backache relief came from Doan's Kidney Pills. She used them after a pharmacy purchase and felt improvement within days, noting no further back troubles. The ad cites Dean's Kidney Pills price and distributor Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
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