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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
2
The Indiana Progress, the county's largest paper, carries notices, obituaries, and poems. It lists subscription rates and payment terms with emphasis on cash in advance and provides contact info for The Indiana Progress, Inc.
The Teachers Institute program at West Lebanon on April 19, 1919 includes devotional services led by Rev. B. J. Long, welcome by G. A. Miller, talks on the value of schools to the community and on keeping interest in a delayed term, musical numbers, and five minute talks. Attendees include Clara Gemmel, Anna Neal, Viola Brown, and others. lunch to be brought. Committee members Marian McAdoo, Lilian Allshouse, Louise Hood.
A satirical obituary of the Little League of Nations Wilson, born in the White House, transported across Europe, and treated by prominent leaders, ending with his death in Paris on April 1 1919. The piece satirizes international diplomacy and the infant’s decline amid global negotiations. Floral notices nonstandard, ad text follows.
David Stirling, weary and defeated, returns to the Maine summer resort where a planned engagement to Carol Thatcher unravels. He recalls a weeks' bliss, a sudden betrothal betrayal, and a haunting note explaining the canceled meeting, as Carol hints at a marriage to another man John Fleckton while David grapples with jealousy and rumor.
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a coach named Seer cogAte, with numbers 68ge 1 and 82.85 5c fae BDC. The readable text suggests an ending event in a coaching career and a possible statistical note.
Gibson Clark Co Indiana PA markets lime and ground rock in bulk or sacks to Marion Center Tome Chambersville Ernest Homer City Gaston Coral Blacklick Blairsville Livermore at ten dollars per ton. hydrated lime in 50 pound bags also available. This firm promotes a full range of warm implements and fertilizer.
Mollie Ellen finds a locket with a soldier’s photo marked to Jane and tries to return it. She meets Bob Stuyvesant, Jane’s nephew, who explains the locket’s ties. Miss Stuyvesant helps Mollie through Red Cross work until Bob reveals he is Jane’s brother and the two reconnect realizing a deeper bond.
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