Lucile's Diary and the Good Roads Club Appeal
Lucile juggles a quick deadline for her essay on Household Economics. She accepts help from Cousin Fannie and receives flowers from Lionel Hawley, while friends praise her witty piece and suggest a series on the topic. Also included is a committee note from Indiana County urging rural roads improvement via the county press and a profile of labor leader John Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix Amios Club
Mme
Lionel Hawley
Lucile
Jara
Ian
Cousin Fannie
Tilly
Fannie
Cousin Wannie
Dix Aniles Club
Mr. Hawley
Arvilla Wren
David Robinson
Dix Amies
Mary Townsend
Fuonle
Loulae
Pan
Indiane
Eniders
WM. R. Richardson
KE. L. Wettazel
Lewis M. Piper
AL W. Kingtiorn
Miner's Bay
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Mitchell
Library Hall
Orchard Cultivation Guidance for Midseason Care
The text advises maintaining cultivation between orchard rows and keeping spaces cultivated until after midsummer. It suggests using a one-horse cultivator to manage those areas as attentively as corn rows, ensuring soil maintenance even if full orchard cultivation isn’t desired.
Progress Clubbing List for Cash Subscribers
A list of reading subscriptions offered to new cash subscribers and advance-year subscribers. Includes Progress with National Tribune at 1.90 and various unions with other periodicals, specifying annual or weekly rates and target subscriber groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Daily
Progress
National Tribune
New York Weekly Tribune Farmer
Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times
R. D
Saeeve Progress
Pittsburg
Ohio Farmer
Fon
Tenes Progress
National Stock- Man Viveeseeense
Toledo
Blade
Louis Globe Democrat
New Idea
Woman's Magazine
New York
Dispatch
Fariairh
St. the Indiana Progress
Advertising at Last Here Merchant
A humorous verse notes a local merchant who refused to advertise while business declined. He argued trade should come first and costs should wait, implying skepticism about advertising as a remedy. The piece satirizes prudent economics in a small town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contearille
M. Allen
Stickley
Rugs and Brussels Tapestry Rugs at Roxbury and Stinson
A local store promotes its Brussels Tapestry Rugs with claims of large business and quality. It lists nine by twelve foot rugs at 13.80 dollars and other sizes including seven by nine and eight by ten feet priced from 11.00 to 17.00 dollars, featuring several patterns and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Witon
Roxbury and
Stinson
Delft
Roxbury
Stinson and Parl
Mills
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucile's
Mitchell
Surface
Harrisbure
Jone Beale
Gaid
Inesses
Indiana Dye Works
Philadelphia Street
Newaland
THE
Pennsylvania State Normal School
James E. Ament
Indiana
Quebiran
Madlaee Saute Garden
New York City
Dm Enrhey
M. Allen Stickley
Corkerel
Ohio State
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son
Merchants’ Association of
Indiana, Pa
Hetrick & Wilson, Proprs
Pennsylvania
Jordan & CO
Peterson & CO
Stafford
Glassford
Starford
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Brothers, Proprietors
Rossmoyne
Waverly
Waverly Oil Works Co
Fai
H. H. Steving
C. Heber Steving
M. Edith Steving
New Indiana House
Geo
Phila
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