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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
4
The article argues night air is not more harmful than daytime air and may have fewer impurities. It notes that fear of night air is unfounded, advising proper dress but encouraging outdoor breathing without undue worry.
The Progress urges two consecutive terms for capable moral lawmakers and endorses Taft’s view that loyal Congress members should be retained to gain experience. It praises Rep N. Zanghem for upholding Republican principles and urges district voters to return him to Congress. The note ends with a reminder to rely on the Progress for local public-interest news and small community items.
A new Savings and Trust Building features a massive vault and advanced safety. The vault door weighs ten tons and uses time locks and nickel bolts for airtight security, while the interior holds a chrome steel box embedded in concrete. The facility includes private booths, women’s toilet, and 400 electric lights, with Cosmpolitan Club on the fifth floor and offices on the other levels. Construction began in 1909 by Hoggson Bros. and cost over $100,000, with tenants occupying floors 2 through 4 and the club on the top floor.
In a bedtime tale Tommy Tadpole, an inch long, grows legs and loses his tail after a bite by Sammy Sunfish. He struggles with change, learns frogs swim and jump well, and embraces his new frog life as Henry Hoptoad. The tale ends with Tommy content as a frog, sharing the story with Al and Evelyn.
Local classified notices list farm property auctions seed potatoes and breeding stock for sale from Indiana Pennsylvania. Includes a seven room house for sale, a 81 acre farm near Pine Flats, hatchery stock listings, and housework job ad. Prices and contact details vary by item.
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