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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1900
Page
3
A fragmentary poem reveals a speaker who once trusted a smiling man but learned of his grim, artful nature. The lover’s deception robbed youth of its brightness and left the speaker with aging, faded beauty and a lingering sense of betrayal.
In Cannes at nine thirty on a February night, two Englishmen discuss confetti and memories. Fleming recalls a past marriage to a wife who divorced him for incompatibility, then fled to marry an American heiress named Mauie, seeking a fresh start far from London.
In a tale of romance and mistaken loyalties, Jack Fleming recalls a past engagement with Mamie, who reenters his life as the Baroness Riegelthurm after a bridal separation. A blue domino woman spurs a past encounter leading to a dramatic hotel revelation and reunion.
This household prompt promotes Jell-O as a quick two minute dessert option. No boiling or baking required, simply add boiling water and cool. Available in Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry for 10 cents at grocers.
A historical piece describes Jacob's Well at Mount Gerizim as a deep rock cistern tied to biblical events, notes ruins of an ancient church, and reflects on traditional identifications with Jesus and the Samaritan woman. It also previews varied topics from a captive French traveler’s upcoming book to health cures and a curiosity about Li Hung Chang's coffin auctions.
A. C. Jackson M D writes from Goshen New York praising Pure Food Co Grain-O of Le Roy as a satisfying coffee substitute. He notes trying the grain beverage after receiving a package, stating it equals the best coffee he has ever drunk while maintaining respect for Java and Mocha.
An assemblage of humorous quips from The Saturday Evening Post and the Washington Star. A young lecturer compares his nerves to Rev. Ward Beecher while joking about zest and salt in market talk. The pieces mirror late 19th to early 20th century newspaper voice and comic dialogue.
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