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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1900

Page

3

History of GTLN Regiment and its 67th Brigade record

The 67th Regiment, recruited across multiple Pennsylvania counties, served at Annapolis and Winchester. It fought at Cedar Creek, endured capture and harsh confinement, rejoined Sheridan in the Shenandoah, and ended with the Army of the Potomac at Appomattox. The flag message in Harrisburg honors its tatters as a testament to its long record.

GTLN U7th John F. Stanton Bahbilade Iphia Lahia Carbon County Tudig Philadelphia Pike Wayne Moaroe Indiana Westmoreland Clarion Jefferson Monroe County Northampton Carbon Allegheny Schuylkill County Ferry Milroy Department Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Lee 67Th Port Royal Sheridan Cedar Creek Hnea Petersburg Appomattox Court House North Carolina Johnston Washington Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Indiana County Sabbath School Convention at Blairsville

The annual county Sabbath School Association convention will meet in Blairsville on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 15 and 16. Each FV school is entitled to two delegates plus the pastor and superintendent. Superintendents should appoint delegates and report to Rev. C. F. Sanders. Prominent speakers include Dr. Charles Rhodes, Hugh Cork, and Miss Josephine L. Baldwin. Entertainment will be provided by Blairsville residents.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association Blairsville Charles Rhodes State Sabbath School Association Hugh Cork Josephine L. Baldwin C. F. Sanders

Resolutions on Death of Comrade A S Crawford

At Post 303 a resolution on the death of Comrade A S Crawford honors his faithful service and offers sympathy to his family. The notice recalls his gentle presence and faith, and prays God to grant peace and comfort to the bereaved. An aside mentions Grain-O advertisement and a humorous line from Harper's Bazar.

A. R. Crawford A. S. Crawford William Robinson Devlin Commuilice

A Man to Let Alone in Detroit Free Dress

A humorous line hints at a new bookkeeper whose talkativeness is measured in exaggeration. The wry exchange contrasts two words spoken with a blunt reply about 200. The quip reflects the era’s newspaper humor style.

Detroit

All Men of Genius Have Clear Bright Eyes

A sentence about the eye as a symbol of mental ability, noting that genius is associated with eyes that are clear slow moving and bright, regardless of other qualities. The remark links visual perception to intellect.

Indiana

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