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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1937

Page

3

Subconscious craving and a cave-man impulse tale

Ira Hood narrates a psychology themed tale where Noel Hunt pursues Kathy Dix after she rejects him. A mountain adventure leads to Noel fighting a hulking assailant to protect Kathy, who then reveals her affection. Psychologists attribute distress to unseen cravings, while Kathy’s motherly instinct shapes events.

Noel Hunt Kathy Dix Noel Harvard Kathy North Point Island Ira Ira Hood Chuck

Nicknames of World War I Soldiers Across Armies

A Chicago Daily News reader notes wartime nickname trends from 1914 to 1919. Descriptive titles flourished among allies, with Highlanders as Ladies From Hell and Canucks as Maple Leaves, while American troops favored Yanks and doughboys. Navy sailors kept Bluejacket as the standard, Marines as Devil Dogs, and Leatherneck endured long after.

Chicago Daily News Hell Poilus Antipodes Rudyard Kipling Bowie Heine Fritz France United States Doughboy Bluejacket Leatherneck

Odor Sensitivity Points to Tiny Smell Detections

Dr Ivor Griffith in the American Journal of Pharmacy notes scent detection limits. Camphor is detectable at one part in 400000, musk at one in 8000000, vanilla at one in 10000000. A keen nose can detect attar of roses at one billionth of an ounce and ethyl mercaptan at one trillionth of an ounce.

Ivor Griffith American Journal of Pharmacy Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science

Gods Good Laws From Exodus to Modern Life

A lesson outline on basic divine laws, focusing on the Ten Commandments as the moral framework for society. It contrasts God’s authority with human legislation, stresses worship, rest, and right relationships, and cautions against covetousness and deceit in personal conduct. It highlights two main divisions: true view of God and right relationship to man, urging adherence to moral law as life-shaping.

Israel Mt. Sinai America Wilbur M. Smith

Enthusiasm as Key to Scientific Pursuits and Labor

The passage argues that enthusiasm drives success in science and professional work. It describes enthusiasm as light reading minds and strength lifting people through struggles, turning duty into pleasure and easing challenges. It presents a moral view attributed to Bishop Doane about motivation shaping achievement.

Bishop Doane

Translation of Death as Passage Not State

A concise meditation defines death as a translation rather than a state, an act rather than a condition, presenting death as a passage. The piece reflects philosophical framing rather than a literal obituary or report.

Muffin Surprise With Jelly And Cheese Topping

A playful muffin idea suggests dropping a bright jelly blob on top just before baking. Sprinkle grated American cheese, add a teaspoon of clear Currant Jelly in the center, bake at 400 F for 25 minutes, jelly seeps into centers leaving a colored crust. Fun for children.

Neutralizing acidity in chocolate cake recipe

A historical recipe explains a method to balance acidity in chocolate by creaming butter and sugar, adding eggs, then a vinegar soured milk mixture, and combining with sifted dry ingredients. Finish with vanilla and melted bitter chocolate, bake in a 350 F oven for about 45 minutes, then frost with caramel fudge.

Stout Eating Impromptu Bacon Wrapped Bologna Boats

A recipe-style note describes mixing cream cheese with mustard on 12 bologna slices, topping with stuffed olive slivers, rolling, wrapping with bacon, and broiling until crisp. Serve with a green salad or potato salad for hearty fare.

Weekend Visits Across Towns From Shields and Friends

A parade of locals and relatives travelled to multiple towns including North Braddock Altoona Indiana Rochester Mills Aspinwall Punxsutawney Clairton and State College visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. The trips involved Mr and Mrs Shields Mr and Mrs Cornfield and their families with several individuals taking short countryside outings and returning home by Monday.

M. Shields Wm. Cornfield North Braddock Max Shields Lysie Dormire Altoona Alton Hewitt Buffalo N.Y Byron Gearhart Indiana J. H. Miller Lawrence Bartholomew Rochester Mills J. L. Brilhart Blair Gaul Wilbur Robbins George Aspinwall Robert Williard Canoe Ridge John Williard Geo. Gaul Ed. Robison Wm. Davis Niles, O S. M. Shields B. C. Shields Nannie Lewis Ted Vanleer Clairton Charles Yourchalk Detroit Mich M. L. Kropenak Evelyn Hugas Punxautawney D. H. Freyer Rhoda Sutter Warner Freyer Emma Gearhart B. T. Simpson Butler Flora States Zada Keltenbaugh Geneva Scott Clarence Carbaugi Harry Robb Pittsburgh Carrie Beck Betty Wolf Jamestown N. Y O. G. Wolf M. M. Graffine Punxeytawney Earl Beck Geo, Warner Punxsutawney Wm. Moore State College Enoch Cornfield

Local residents enjoyed visits and vacations around Elderton

Elderton residents and guests shared social calls and trips. Merl and Grace Logan hosted visitors from Mangahela City while John Chestnut and daughter from Tarentum stayed several days. Families vacationed, picnicked at Sycamore park, and shopped in nearby towns. A camel horse fact closes the note.

Lodge Attendees Visit Indiana From Pine Flats

Rich mond Saturday guests included David Martin M H Dick William Roberts Logan Parry Shelton Shultz John Engle Harry Dickey Clair Edwards Calvin Joiner William Williams all from Pine Flats lodge also Mr and Mrs Harry Waltemire and Mrs Gussie Reed and daughter Zuja Indiana. Wayne Schrecengost of Yatesboro visited Engle home Sunday. R 8 Lockard near Pine Flats visited Indiana Saturday. John Engle daughter Twila Mrs Harry Stahl Heilwood Miss Lottie Brown and Misses Sara and Mary Bagley attended the Stewart and Campbell reunion at Bruehvalley Thursday. I know a man who can trace his family back six degenerations.

Cherryhill Richmond David Martin M. H. Dick William Roberts Logan Parry Shelton Shultz John Engle Harry Dickey Clair Edwards Calvin Joiner William Williams Pine Flats Lodge Harry Waltemire Gussie Reed Zuja Indiana Wayne Schrecengost Yatesboro Engle Twila Harry Stahl Heilwood Lottie Brown Sara Mary Bagley Stewart and Campbell Bruehvalley

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Harold L. Lundquist Dan of the Pood. Bible Institute Western At Newspaper Union Frances Peck Heins Ually Elderton Merl Logan Mangahela City John Chestnut Tarentum Blaine Wood Smith Nichols Greensburg D. I. Club Sycamore Park Robert Gibson Near Harold Coutt New Kensington Bernice June Clark New Wilmington John Wiggins Varnon London and Daughter Michigan R. P. Clark Somerset Pauline Schall Green Clymer Fred Herron Watt R. V. Wright New York Melvin Sheaffer Cherry Run Floyd Orr Guy Fleming Apollo Buff Yount Vandergrift Camel Pillsbury Flour Franklin Graham Wheaties Bain Streamline Market Philadelphia Pénna R. 8. Lockard Near Pine Flats Your Shopping Headquarters Courteous Service G. C. Murphy Co Indiana, Pa The Friendly & E Daugherty’s Drug Store Opp. P. BR. R James J. Walters Sherwin-Williams J.M. Stewart & CO Penna
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