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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1911

Page

2

Romance of a Cave Sparks a Summer Rescue

Miss Phyllis Warner trapped in a cave when a fallen bowlder blocks the mouth. Autoist Fitch Halliday heeds her call, summons help, and frees her. The ordeal ends with romance and Phyllis realizing her toothache vanished as a young man arrives to rescue her.

Weather Bureau Warner Joe Phyllis Hazel Eges United States Fitch Halliflay Cherryville Mr. Halliday Warner House Phyllss Bowlder Aaffir Mr. Hall

The Shyster and the Wall Street Stage of Power

A Judge condemns a corrupt lawyer who delays trials for fees and abandons clients, warning of legal ethics erosion in New York. The piece contrasts Wall Street merchants with old firms, noting enduring power in corporate capital and the restless, shifting street life of Street of Merchants. The dialogue ends with a wife’s quip on change and power.

New York Warren Foster Wall Street McClure Magasine

Fisherman floats a day after being cast from stormy sea

A French fisherman was knocked overboard twenty miles from the Trench coast during a storm. After nearly twenty four hours adrift, two boatmen found a seemingly lifeless man tugging toward shore. They revived him and he regained consciousness, crediting instinct and buoyancy for survival.

Trench

Subway flood scene ends with comic escape at a station

Passengers fled a raging subway tunnel as water poured into the station at night. A man captured his escort and fled with her to a taxi through the torrent while others followed, amid the bumptious humor of an old station attendant. The piece then notes Dr. Henry Smith Williams advocates early rising, citing Pliny the Elder as an extreme example of nocturnal study.

One Hundred and Fifty-seventh Street Broadway Niagara New York Times Oudbursty Fédidenta Washington Heights Henry Smith Williams Williams Pliny

Eucalyptus Cone Pipes Reported in South Africa

The red gum cone, after seeds are shaken out, resembles a cup. Clever makers bored the base, inserted bamboo, and joined parts to form a pipe bowl. An experienced smoker says the natural cone fragrance adds a delicate aroma to tobacco.

South Africa The Scientific American

Man Fined for Assault and Court Disrespect

A man was fined for assaulting a policeman and, feeling wronged, made abusive remarks about the court as he left the dock. An officer recalled him for contempt and fined him again. The Imaghatral urged restraint, noting better conduct would have avoided further charges.

Thaddeus Returns Stolen Peas to Store

Young Thaddeus, known for devouring uncooked green peas, pockets a basket from a grocery. His mother forces restitution at Mr Brown's store, where he returns empty pods and admits to theft with earnest mischief.

Thaddeus Thaddena

Sharpening Sense of Smell Sparks Odd School Trick

An English boarding school monitor used water to dampen his nose so odors become detectable. By moistening the nostrils, he claims to sense strong tobacco, ale, or wine odors more clearly, even when dry. The method hinges on taste needing solution for detection.

Values and B Values for College Girls Muslin Underwear

An old advertisement urges September college entrants to stock up on muslin underwear at lower prices. It lists White Goods including long cloth 40 inches wide at 12 yard pieces for 1.75, cambric and nainsook varieties with various yardages and prices, promoting bulk purchases before prices rise.

Indiana County PA Nominating Practices for 1911 Fall Election

Election officials in Indiana County announce the fall primary on September 30 1911 from 2 00 PM to 8 90 PM. Each party lists multiple nominees for offices including Prothonotary Register and Recorder High Sheriff Coroner Treasurer District Attorney County Commissioner County Surveyor and County Auditor with varying counts per party. Incumbent terms expire in 1911 across boroughs and townships.

Register and Recorder Prohibition Party Keystone Party

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Claudine Sisson Cai Mera Tsat Vane Tl . PD Mise Phyllis Papa Subway Sir Walter Raleigh Grocer Boggs & Buhl North Side Pittsburgh, PA T Were W. S. Daugherty Phila. Street Indiana Indiana County Act of Assembly Republican Democrat Prohibitions Keystone Said T. Nil A. F. Bowman J. M. Marshall Attest Wawpar BH. Ayhrs Pennsylvania M. Kennedy Bank For Savings Building Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cricago Boston Wallace Dry Goods Co J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors Indiana, PA Grain & Seed Benson Planing Indiana Grain and Seed Separator Company Lanneace Kellar Bros. Hardware Dealers John Hastings Benson Grain Timothy Kellar J. M. Stewart & Co David Hills & Son Hetrick & Wilson John S. Hastings Merchants’ Association of Hetrick & Wilson, Proprs
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