09 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1905
Page
1
A nostalgic essay argues cheap postage ruined private letter morals once tied to value and separation. It contrasts Romeo and Juliet with modern rapid communications, noting that while individual letters decline, published writing thrives, as magazines replace private notes and gifted writers supply copy.
Names and brief movements of residents and visitors across Mina, Pittaborg, Bolivar, and nearby towns. Mentions Gilmore Bell, Margaret White, Mary Beck, Prof. Charles Ray, James Dodds, Maria Dodds, May Robinson, Charlotte Crogsman, Beatrice Empfield, the Baer aunts, Mrs. Jacob Abrams and daughter Mrs. Sam Dickler, Martin Stadtmiller, Teagan L. Long, Logan, Valentine Bowers, and Dr. W A Simpson. Also notes a 1905 Mildey undergarment ad and a local Want A bargain.
Mr and Mrs Mishler return to Philadelphia after attending the Spear Hosack funeral. Dr Minor C Baldwin of New York City to give a grand organ concert at the Methodist Episcopal church with Mrs Ada Rowe singing. E G Goss near Bairdstown robbed of 830 and a watch. George Flickinger of Bradenville arrested and jailed at Greensburg. Arthur Nesbitt visits Blairsville from Richmond. Mrs Martha Hunter visits from New Castle. Mire William Vorlage and Miss Bessie Fritz attended Isaac Uncapher funeral in Livermore. Leonard Hooh and family return from Wilkinsburg. Curtis A Allen spends holiday season in Dayton.
John Reed of Wehram chosen manager of the Irish Bros in this place. Howard Walker and Perry McFadden enter Junista College at Huntingdon. The Red Men gave Mrs. Georgia Long a $25 purse. J. S. Hampton attended his mother's funeral in Huntingdon. Mrs. A A Nyburg hosted a banquet for hotel patrons with addresses by Ranch Harvey and Squire Miller. Mr. Dalrywple and Bryson sang songs as an Upper War was served.
Anticipating better winter weather, a second car load of sleighs is in stock. View at Creekside Ware-room or a representative can call. Cutters priced from $25 to $38 and guaranteed better than any other sleigh at the same price from Creekside Howe and Furp Qo.
In a suburb tale a man Hardwick and a woman Vanetia fret over a life of quiet respectability and a future in a conventional suburb. She reveals a dream of a broader land called Anywhere where love and sacrifice redefine happiness. He accepts and vows to seek that land together, finding it in each other amid a peaceful night.
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