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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
6
A humorous column questions modern marriage costs and who should judge when a man is ready to wed. It contrasts today’s high living expenses with past frugal advice from grandma Peck and notes divergent doctor opinions on required wealth. It also recounts a tale of mistaken identity involving Hubner and Gladstone in a railway prompt.
A vacationing traveler asked at a local hotel for a large porterhouse with mushrooms potatoes and gratin, only to be told by the waitress that the hotel’s boss would eat any such dish himself, ending with a brusque rebuke about not having such items.
A humorous exchange suggests giving a degree rather than an expensive banquet to honor Mr. Wombat who donated one million wifellars to the college. The wit questions the value of grand celebration versus a lasting credential.
Clyde Misa and Josephine Liggett, teachers, took pupils on a Tuesday outing. Numerous locals, including Miss Core Shaffer, Miss Michel Mack, Miss Jennie Luther, and families like the Luthers and Schaffers, visited relatives in Indiana and nearby towns. Events cover outings, visitors, church notices, a play in Smicksburg, and community gatherings with names of residents, dates, and places throughout.
The article stresses that tuberculosis cause and transmission are known and that care methods are established. It calls for continued education and prevention, and urges funding and equipment for health bodies to sustain early, promising work.
The Conner Vehicle Co announces Tam shop is open for repair work on buggies wagons automobile tops and painting. They offer custom work and promote their own buggy line as genuine and better value than cheaper imitations. Executrix notice follows with estate of Henry A Fisher.
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