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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1903

Page

3

Sherlock Holmes and Scotland Yard Faces in London Letter

In a London Letter to the Washington Post, Sir Robert Anderson, head of Scotland Yard, responds to Holmes fiction. He notes exaggeration in The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes and contrasts private detectives with official police work, praising real investigators and critiquing the plots’ courtroom absences and implausible outcomes.

Sherlock Scoteland Ward Sherlock Holmes Dr. Wat Scotland Yarders Onan Doyle Sir Robert Anderson London Criminal Investigation Department Holmes Baker Street Sir Robert Police Dr. Doyle Moriarty Switzerland Jefferson Rope Bow Street Jonathan Small Dr. Watson Robert Anderson Scotland Yard Willling Washington Post

Maine's Largest Organ in Portland Church

Maine's biggest organ sits in Universalist church Portland with over 5000 pipes. Smallest pipe half an inch, largest a thirty two foot C. The Yorke major stop has sixty one pipes and cost $600. Four pipe rooms about as large as a bedroom. J B Brown voiced the organ previously used at Westminster Abbey. Three manuals powered by a three horsepower electric motor. The Country Pastor essay praises the country parish and its preacher.

Maine Universalist Portland J. B. Brown Westminster Abbey

The Lighter Side of Life Parlor Quip Exchange

In a light exchange from papers including the New York Mail and Express and Kansas City Journal, Mr Rigby and his wife joke about Cousin Kate envying their parlor furniture while a Tommy receives a tool chest. A separate nameless line features a mock voucher about borrowing a dollar and waiting for repayment.

Birs Rigby Kate Mr. Rigby

Noisy Dispute Sparks Chauffeur Accord

In a witty exchange, Mrs. Lippincott criticizes a chauffeur for a mishap that startled her aboard a carriage. Miss Ellicott questions the decision to discharge him, noting the man’s otherwise fine appearance and a prior incident where he nearly caused a collision with a fat woman.

Gress Garelausucas Miss Ellicott

Misouri and Massachusetts Pie Breakfast Banter

A collage of quips from historic papers features a Missouri breakfast line, a Massachusetts pie reply, and a Cleveland or Chicago retort about rescuing a drowning girl. Light humor threads through golf and poetry riffs about mishaps and fate.

A Costly Mistake

A promotional notice for Dr Kings New Life Pills sold at multiple Pennsylvania drug stores. The copy warns blunders can be costly and claims the medicine eases dyspepsia dizziness headache liver and bowel troubles. Listed sellers include Daugherty Bros Indiana Pa Wm L Moore Homer City Pa LN Parks Marion Center Pa.

Dr. King New Life Daugherty Bros Indiana Wm. L Moore

Institute at Greenville Teachers Session on Saturday

Institute program set for Greenville on December 5 1903 at 1 00 p m Address of welcome by Sara Stephens response by J O Howearth roll call with Mark Twain quotations topics include Methods for Primary Grades What is the Duty of Teachers Toward Their Pupils Outside the Schoolroom Learning to Know the pupils Art of Questioning and general talks by directors and others All interested invited Program interspersed with music Also an agriculture notice and a farm sale advertisement and a civil war veterans notice summary of items from the column

Cherryhill Greenville Sara Stephens J. O. Howearth Mark Twain Dickey Blanch Frantz Mollie Teaxie Whittier Florence Sprow Lulu Simpson Orrin Pattison John Adams Rev. Sproull Quincy Holsapple Lulu Moorhead Robert Fyock Catheryeryn Elzza Hel

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