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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
3
An elderly farmer notes dogs as child playmates and guardians, warning about wild or stray dogs and praising well raised dogs like a Great Dane that would deter a child from wandering. The piece blends reflections on canine behavior with unrelated appliance and wood-treatment details.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a belief in Ireland regarding compensation for enlivening trees and jars near Shianbally. It alleges the defendant took away pushes to evict fulries. The video suggests if there were furies they would visit the man who ate the bushes, not the owner. the judge dismissed the theory.
An electrical engineer C. A. Trovie of Sehoneetuly announces plotography to receive wireless messages at far greater speed and accuracy than prior methods. The eye signature can supplement or replace drum readings, achieving about 400 words per minute with tests noting improvements though no permanent visual record exists yet.
Professor Winslow of Yidle Medical School notes dust in diverse industrial settings varies widely from about one twentieth grain per 100 cubic feet in grinding shops to twelve grains in a textile plant. He says most dust is organic, but abrasive worker dust appears most burnful and linked to tuberculosis risk.
A Los Angeles man devised a device to aid catching car thieves. It makes four loud noises when it strikes pavement and leaves a detectable trail, enabling easier tracking of stolen vehicles.
A flurry of visitors and residents across County Towns includes Mrs Frank Marka and children with Annie Harkens visiting Nanty Glo relatives, householders shopping in town, and calls from Diamondville and Wandin. Several locals moved or traveled, with calls from Pittsburgh and Indiana, and a Fire. An Annie Sinchalk home burned Saturday while visits continued through the week.
Bonds for sale in Indiana Borough School District Pa for 100000 to erect and furnish a new building. Bonds in 1000 each, dated May 1 1920, interest 434 s per cent semiannual, maturing varied from 1923 to 1945. Sealed bids due April 29 1920 at 3:00 pm with 500 certified check per bid. Attorney William Banks. Also notice of administrator for Wilner Garfield Risinger and Mechanicsburg Summer Normal opening May 4 1920 with tuition fees listed and address for details.
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