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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1914

Page

9

Dread and Barbara Find a Hidden Dream Reader

Howard Marsh pursues a mysterious author, confessing love for a voice and mind he deems the most beautiful woman. Barbara Scott guides the pursuit, revealing the elusive writer as Eve, and the two wed after Marsh discovers the true object of his admiration.

Howard Marsh Fiat Barbara Scott Hood Marsh Trask Barbara Miss Barbara Sarah Misa Barbara

Marsh Seeks Mysterious Author Name in Local Range

In a tense pursuit, a man vows to find a elusive writer known only by a pseudonym, convinced the truth lies in the local area. He clings to a hunch that the famed beauty and talent may reside with the Bledsoe kin, and voices passionate resolve to uncover her identity.

Waitress Reads Dictionary Laughs at Smart Talk

A hotel waitress laughing at a book overhears an impudent patron ask what she finds so funny. She explains the dictionary is newer and funnier than the “smart talk” from the fresh guys at the table, and she could die laughing at home time.

Strickland Gillilan Kansas City Star

An Expert Grace Darling Is Harry Singleton a Good Skater

Dolly Deering praises his skating, calling him perfectly lovely. He had to hug my six or seven tries to keep me from falling, a lighthearted note attributed to a puckish quote.

Grace Darling Harry Singleton Dolly Deering Puck

Peculiar Heraldry Talk Turns To Motto For Hog-Killing House

A dialogue unfolds about devilish imagery for a coat of arms and a fitting motto. Mrs Parkenham and an heraldry expert discuss device choices and the proverb The pen is mightier than the sword as a potential fit for their family arms tied to a hog-killing fortune.

Mrs Wilkins and the dog over the child debate

A conversation contrasts Mrs Wilkins in her carriage or car. She is said to carry her dog more closely than her boy. One speaker suggests she may have trusted a stern nurse to avoid spoiling the child.

HNO F. C. B Detroit United Allies of America

The Other Girl in a Quiet Night Reflected

A narrator recalls a girl who looked up with you, noting that her beauty did not move him and that only your gaze stirred any feeling. The scene unfolds with restrained emotion as he imagines how a different response might have changed him.

London Chronicle Barbara Little Brown School Mini Bledsoe Fivah Bledsoee Acen Sarah Fa Oread Mr. Marsh Miss Jhledsoe Etuay

Singular exchange across rooms and courts

A fragmentary dialogue depicts social jokes and remarks about Mrs Williston and a famed attorney. Snatches cover impressions of success, court language, unexpected events, and remarks on women’s achievements in marriage, with brief asides about social status and glowing terms from Mr Wimbleton and others.

Still Waters Run Deep in a Teasing Family Exchange

A mother teases about her daughter’s four year marriage as she notes Willan’s quiet demeanor, saying he must love deeply since he is very still around eleven, in a fragment showing social banter and teasing dialogue.

Willan

Odd Fallows Plan Labor Day Basket Plant Here

News notes in county towns report Labor Day plans, invited lodges, and local bands. Dixonville set as county hub with event preparations, a farewell supper for Dr Whitgore, and talks of railroad extension toward Deckers Point and Richmond.

Idamar Dixonville Mack Croyle Richmond Pathfinders Whitgore Medival College Mahakey Rev. Davis Pina Hits Jbreach Baptist Church Jaqush Whit Lacre Pennsylvania Railroad Deckers Point Thomas Turnbull Newell

Wilt brothers buy Ford touring cars and local social notes

Mil ton Henry and Howard Wilt purchased Ford touring cars. A bouncing baby boy arrived at Harry Decker’s home on Saturday. Miss Iva Henry of Heilwood visits Miss Hazel Rodkey Blaine Kime and Russell EB. Mitchell of Johnstown spending vacation with the former. Hazel Russell recovering after appendicitis surgery at Dixonville hospital. Mrs Ellen W Litman and Miss Lily Latman weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Conrath at Mahaffey. The skating rink open Wednesday and Saturday nights grows popular as John Henry adds twenty five feet to the floor for improvement.

Milton Henry Howard Wilt Harry Decker Iva Henry Heilwood Hazel Rodkey Blaine Kime Russell EB. Mitchell Johnstown Hazel Russell Dixonville Hospital Ellen W. Litman Lily Latman Mahaffey

Local Social Notes And Visits Across Indiana And Nearby Towns

A collage of visits and gatherings from Clearge to Homer City, with families traveling over Sabbath, funeral attendance, lawn party hosts for Leo Burk of Nttaburg, and various stays in Altoona and Johnstown. The section also notes a Baptist church festival and local civic news, plus an American involvement in Victoria beet sugar production and an electric plant contract worth $230,000.

Samlypd Run Clearge Stiles John Barrass Joshua Indiana Sarah Wilson Wiliam Sowers Homer City Sowers Cleveland Mia Sarah Howearth Ora Helman Miases Hida Rowe Uma Wilson Elizabeth Ka Nttaburg Wte Rebecca Long Joty Johnstown Victoria

Executor's Notice for David B. Lute Estate

W N Liggett attorney announces letters testamentary issued for the David B. Lute estate of West Whea field township Allegheny County. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors should make prompt payment. Wm N Liggett Executor. P O Address Indiana Pa June 24 1914.

David B. Lute West Wheafield Township Wm. N. Liggett

Administrator's Notice for Estate of William L Houk

Peelor and Feit announce letters of administration for the estate of William L Houk deceased. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors to make prompt payment. William Merlin Houk named administrator, FP O Address Lovejoy Pa. June 24 1914.

William L. Houk William Merlin Houk FP. O Lovejoy

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