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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1902

Page

3

Obituary for Anne E Silvis of Armstrong Township

Anne E. Silvis daughter of J and M Silvis of Armstrong township died June 29 1902 at age 33 years 8 months 13 days after a long illness from consumption. She was a member of the M E church of South Bend where funeral services were held July 1 by Rev J M Rank. Interment in church cemetery.

Anne E. Silvis M. Silvis Armstrong Township M. E. Church of South Bend J. M. Rank

Local Notices and Sales Amid 1902 Advertisements

In Pittsburg and surrounding towns, various ads report Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures for piles and fistula, local druggists selling remedies, and a public auction near Cherryhill township listing cattle, sheep, and farm implements. Also noted are banking ads for But One Trust and Pittsburg Trust Company, plus gun and building material offers and a cotton mattress promotion. Auction set for September 23, 1902, at John McKendricks residence with liberal credit.

W. A. Greer McConnellville Bucklen Daugherty Bros Indiana Wm. I. Moore's Homer City Park’s Marion Center John McKendricks Penn Ran Cherryhill Gipson

A Charming Hostess and a Nation of Books

A poetic tribute to nature as hostess with a country home where birds and brooks sing, earth and sky decorate the walls, and books line every shelf inviting every visitor this summer. Youth's Companion notes fortunes favor Texans.

Cats Habitual Grooming Expressed In Animal Behavior

The piece notes that cats are the most careful toilet makers among animals, with oppossums as an exception. It describes how lions and tigers wash themselves like cats, using the fore foot and tongue to groom the body, face, ears, and neck in a detailed, observational tone.

Reduced fares to Washington for G A R encampment

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets to Washington from all lines at single fare for the trip to the 36th National Encampment of the G A R in Washington D C October 6 through 11 Tickets on sale October 4 to 11 inclusive valid to return to October 14 with option to extend to November 3 by depositing at Washington between October 7 and 14 and paying 50 cents For rates and details contact nearest ticket agent 36 Bt

Pennsylvania Railroad Washington, D Pennsylvania Railroad Company Washington

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