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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1931

Page

7

Baby Grand Piano Marked Down at Swanson and Simpkins

Jerry buys a 97 cent compact for his wife and faces a store detective and a mistaken bill. A later mistake inspires him to purchase a two thousand dollar baby grand piano for Marcia as a birthday surprise, sealed with the impossible discount.

Jerry Marcia House Swanson’s Swanson's Mr. Simpking Mr. Simpkins Mr. Simpsing O'Malley Simpkins Emporium Iry Eo Aalley

Tulavnyo Lake Near Mount Whitney California

The highest U S lake over 0 1 square mile is Tulavnyo located 1 5 miles northeast of Mount Whitney California Its elevation is 12 863 feet and its area is about 0 2 square mile

United States Tulavnyo Mount Whitney Calif

Scientist Describes Singing Sands Across the World

The article surveys singing dunes from the Arabian desert to Chile and Libya, noting windless noise, cultural beliefs, and various regional names such as moaning, laughing, or barking sands. It cites examples near Timbucteo, Morocco, Angelus, and Knual amid global legends and scientific curiosity.

Arabian Desert Lower California South Africa Chile South America Western Sahara Timbucteo Morocco Africa Knual Hawaiian Islands

Shakespeare and Huxley Word Riches Compared

The passage argues Shakespeare held a vast but fixed vocabulary around 15 000 to 24 000 words while modern usage exceeds this with estimates of 30 000 to 35 000 among educated readers. It contrasts Shakespeare's literary scope with Huxley's scientific vocabulary and broad access to technical terms.

Shakespeare Albert Cook Joseph Jacobs New York Times Saturday Review of Books Huxley

History of Double Entry Bookkeeping Emerges

The text traces early accounting practices from ancient merchants to Leonardo of Pisa and Luca Pacioli. It notes that practical records existed before the Thirteenth century, with Genoa Florence and Venice shaping modern bookkeeping in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth centuries. Pacioli's 1494 treatise formalized double entry bookkeeping.

Leonardo of Pisa Italy France Spain Genoa Florence Venice Luca Pacioli Luca di Burgo Netherlands England World

Giant Sequoias Tallest Grizzly Giant in Yosemite Park

A National Park Service survey of Yosemite sequoia groves reports a tallest tree, the Grizzly Giant, at 800 feet in Mari Pos a grove with 93 feet circumference. The Clothes Pin in Merced grove rises 293 feet, and a tree bridging Moss Creek formed from a seedling along Moss Creek’s edge.

Sequoia Groves Yosemite National Park National Park Service Mariposa Grove Merced Grove Moss Creek

Memory Cultivation Entertainer Recites Vast Facts on Stage

A veteran entertainer known as fr. Datas claims to answer any question. At fifty six he performs a long running stunt, asserting that anyone can remember anything with effort. He cites reading Whitaker's almanac 200 pages daily for six weeks to learn facts.

Datas Australia Whitaker

Vitamins and Teeth Science Claims Tribal Teeth Superior

The article asserts that ancient and savage peoples had stronger teeth due to unrefined foods rich in vitamins. It urges increasing overall vitamin intake, highlighting dental vitamin D found in elk, as key to healthy, beautiful teeth per Dr. Tron G. Lyons in Hygela Magazine.

Tron G. Lyons Hygela Magazine

Jennie Bates Takes Thirty Days In Traffic Court

A young driver Jennie Bates speeds past a Bronx police booth sparks a chase ending in traffic court. Officer Danny O’Neil tickets her, he hopes to see her again. Judge Waltham imposes thirty days as a lesson to reckless young women.

Jennie Bates Danny O'Neill Danny Jennie Nere Danny O'Neil Tenny Twentieth Century Limited Bis Jenny Bronx Jenny Bates Waltham

Local Social Notes Highlight W F C And Alshouse Reunion

Mrs Paul King hosted family guests including Mrs Martin and Mrs Dillion in South Bend. Women from the W F C club gathered at Mrs Ward Devers home in Apollo. R A Silvis hosted the B E L M club with Virgie Alshousa visiting Maria and Sara Smithy homes. Numerous relatives and visitors from Glendale Indiana McKeesport Vandergrift Roanoke and Pittsburgh appeared. The Alshouse reunion was held at Eric Silvis home and several kin from Parkwood and nearby towns visited throughout the week.

Paul King Martin Norman Dillion Parkwood Jim Taylor Clara Bell Johnstown Ward Devers Apollo Melvin Silvis Wendell Devers Oscar Anderson James Smith Ezra Dunmire Robert Joe King R. A. Silvis Alshouse Eric Silvis Bill McKnight Girty Our Village Ira Weaver Harvey Knepshield Murray Laughlin Pittsburgh Jim Phipps Homer City Townsend Patty Lou Browning Indiana Anderson Olive Beighley Anna Mae Margaret Anderson Alfred Silvis Irwin Kelly Vandergrift Walter ‘Sites Arthur McKeesport Elmo Karns Lorraine Roanoke W. Va J. B. Smith Irene Bobby Silvis Devers H. H. Hanna Sadie Smith Sis Jane Ina McCutcheon New Texas Mel. Silvis

Local visits and travels around Maple Grove community

Maple Grove residents and relatives from Clymer, California, and Indiana visited Conrad Sleppy and G. R. Waltemire households. The group included multiple families, extended travel to Pittsburgh and Cresson, and proximity visits by the Henry, Detwiler, Holmes, and Wolfe families among others.

Nichol town social notes show many Sunday visits

John Leasure remains at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Oaks. Sunday guests included Howard Spicer Glenn Lowman and family Clarence Lowman and daughter Ills Oaks. Mrs Frank Reichmiller returned from Ohio with her son Eugene Crawford. Savila Cochran visited Aaron Richards. Mrs Frank Wright and daughter visited T G Lowman. Ted McQuown family Anmor Altman and daughter from Youngstown visited Edsyard Phillis. Goldie and Martha Mashaugher spent Sunday with Matson. Melvin and Esther Lockard stayed with their grandmother for a few days.

John Leasure Murs Leasure Geo. Oaks Howard Spicer Glenn Lowman Clarence Lowman Ills Oaks Frank Reichmiller Eugene Crawford Ohio Savila Cochran Aaron Richards Frank Wright T. G. Lowman Ted McQuown Harry McQuown Anmor Altman Youngstown, C Edsyard Phillis Goldie Martha Mashaugher Matson, Melvin Esther Lockard Herta Purchase Line C. A. ‘Wright Iva Beringer Cherryree James Langham Don ‘Langham Alvie Stahl A. Wright Esther Barnesboro Greenwich Uniontown Maynard Lemon Bernie Beringer Betty Langham Harry Koozer Indank Extine Gurmantown Stanley Stahl Bernie Beringer, Jr Crystal Springs Evangelist J, Woodrow Gon. Paul Somerset Harry ‘Stiffler Genevieve Hudson Will. Keller Martgellar

Elders Ridge Socials and Visits Report

Sabbath school at 10 and church at 11 01 with War Manners and Arthur Hood owning a Ford coupe. Mary Henry visiting with her brother Rev Robert Henry and wife of Darlington. Community notices record visits, showers, and calls among Hines Fraileys Hoods Ewings and other local families plus a Trespass Notice ad from the Progress Office.

G. B War Manners Arthur Hood Mary Henry Robert Henry Darlington S. R. Hine Martha and Ester Glenn Frailey Fred Wells Markle B.C. Bair Walter Ewings Walter Ewing Erma Rugh Pitcairn F. C. Hood Alatha Hood State College

Uniontown Socials and Baseball Victory Highlight Week

Uniontown residents and visitors share visits across Purchase Line Barnesboro and Gurmanstown. A Friday game between Greenwich and Uniontown ended Uniontown 8 Greenwich 2. Local evangelist and entertainers stop by as preparations for a new baseball diamond attract a crowd.

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