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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1897
Page
21
James BE Danforth, Congregationalist of Cincinnati, argues that the plague of disbelief yields to faith and that the world’s great reformers continue their work beyond death. He asserts prayer and divine power shape history, rejecting mysticism while praising steadfast mission, urging perseverance in church labor and reform.
J Corbe announces a sixty day price reduction on watches clocks and jewelry to introduce his work to Shreveport and vicinity. Satisfaction and prompt service guaranteed. Discounted terms at Wandel the jeweler 522 Market Street now relocating from Texas corner Crockett and Texas avenue.
John Schilling readies to alley work on Louisbon Street between Milemeed and Crockett streets, near Joln Duck's former site. The note outlines an alternative on the route and timing for the interruption.
A Pearl Expedition member reveals alleged cannibalism at Cape Sabine. The account claims proofs found at Lieut Crerley's camp show a frozen human thigh severed at the hip and kept in the Hope s storage, with burial sites near the camp.
The Philadelphia and Reading company tests a compressor powered mining system at Alacka colliery Schuylkill county pa to haul coal replacing mules. The trial succeeds and could cut costs by about half, with plans to roll out across the firm and other local mines within six months. The article notes mine safety and ongoing animal losses, suggesting broader economic impact and even a digressive remark about Western mule breeders suffering from the change.
Notice announces reopening and fee details on Septeritesth. Readers are directed to address Tae MorseR at Superior for particulars.
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