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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
7
A collage of oddities and poems from a vintage paper. It blends a fable style tale about a red hen with a discourse on language usage and a rhymed verse about orphan dolls. The text includes scattered, playful fragments and characterful phrasing, typical of late era child literature.
Print notice explains new road law tax notices and postal cards ready for mailing. Cards are printed with township name, supervisor names, and treasurer as ordered. Samples available at the office.
A compact ode extols laughter as the heart’s happiness and soul’s sunshine. It describes humor as the leaven of youth, the wealth of the poor, and the foe of grief, praising its cleansing, uplifting power and universal appeal across classes.
Six month old Hattie Migie Stearns and nine year old Freven Stearns of Pasadena cherish Bengal named Elstye, a California wildcat adopted at three months. The big feline, about three and a half feet long, roams the house with the family, defends itself from dogs, and plays gently with the children, especially the baby. Elstye was raised with kittens and now stays open but affectionate, avoiding men while protecting the youngsters and women.
Byron Golby, convicted at Watertown N.Y. for petit larceny, faced a judge who called his insanity plea mere pure cussedness. Judge Minereon sentenced the boy to the reformatory hoping the trait would be stripped from him. Golby escaped twice from the chain gang last summer and stole a coat valued at 75 cents.
A group of women escorted by a man went to the home of Robert Hubbard near South Pass City Indiana. They dragged Hubbard from his house and gave him twenty lashes across the bare back before ordering him to leave the community before sunrise. He complied and departed.
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