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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1914
Page
8
A woman tells her suitor to wait until after Easter for a definite answer on marriage. He protests, fearing long doubt and affection, while she cites her own reasons and a plan to reveal a future date with a new dress and status. The exchange ends with his continued plea for a decision after Easter.
A reflective piece links Easter to immortality, stating death cannot prove it and that insight granted by the seers of all ages reveals enduring personalities. It recounts a father grieving his ten year old son, feeling the boy is closer now than before, illustrating a belief in life beyond mortal bounds.
The text proclaims a sacred threefold gift of truth power love and glory guiding deeds. It emphasizes acting through divine influence and seeks pledge of ruling from a higher authority as a morning affirmation.
The well known and reliable optical firm of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mahaffey of Pittsburg will be at the New Indiana Hotel in Indiana, Pennsylvania, showcasing their optical goods and services to local patrons and visitors.
Pupils presented Paul D. Stewart, teacher at the Anderson school in Young township, with a pair of gold cuff links at term’s end. Also notes a question about a book title The Harvest er and announces a sale at Huey and Moorhead’s for 60 cents a copy.
Bolivar calls a public farmers meeting next Saturday at 2 00 PM in Bolivar hall to plan an agricultural school with state funding for three fourths of instruction costs. Speakers include A L Martin deputy secretary and other Pennsylvania education leaders. Evening session focuses on good roads with Pennsylvania Good Roads Association officers addressing locals. Sales at Huey Moorhead's advertise athletic wear.
Preliminary figures from the forthcoming Census bulletin outline Pennsylvania’s debt trends from 1890 to 1912, detailing bonded indebtedness, special trust funds, floating debt, and funds and investments. It notes a drastic drop in Pennsylvania's per capita debt and contrasts state figures with national totals.
The bishop of Southwell notes that many men are shy about regular church attendance. He says those who miss services struggle to walk upright and act with manliness, while novices often feel awkward. The remarks imply concerns over discipline and decorum among parishioners.
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