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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
3
A German children’s game where one player becomes the organ builder. He blindfolds, taps hands to cue tones, then players rearrange. On return the builder guesses the pipe by sound, with singing rewards or clever rhymes if wrong. The chosen pipe moves to a new position after each round.
The Chicago News notes widespread misusage of setting versus sitting in phrases like a setting hen and a garment that sits. It argues the correct form is sitting for a hen and other items, while noting set appears in sun set and dog sets phrases.
How Wille Studies sketches a quiet moment before Willie discloses his piece. He stands under tense hush, whispering to settle nerves and focus thoughts ahead of the chiss recital.
The legend of a mountain rock that weeps tells of Albert and Joliette lovers thwarted by a seigneur who finally yields when the rock bleeds moisture and proclaims their marriage. The tale, set on Vie lake’s green hills, blends French patois and fairy notice with a lasting romance.
A child fears the bogey man with blue hair and green eyes as he hides beneath the ground. The poem notes his grim face and sharp nails and warns that he nears whenever a parent tucks a child in. The speaker admits fear yet challenges belief in the legend.
A reflective piece on aging and love, contrasting time's toll with the comfort of affection. It brightens with lines about a home, simple blessings, and the joy of being cared for in later years. An old man’s laughter at the riverfront echoes to a youth puzzled by merriment.
A Russian official M Loktieff and his wife woke to a strange noise in the drawing room. The portrait of Mme Loktieff’s grandfather served as a hiding spot for a thief who removed valuables while watching them through the painted eyes. The wife fainted after discovering the eyeholes. Many items disappeared by morning.
Lake City faces severe damage as a large muskrat colony tunnels beneath the Northwestern shops and undermines foundations, allowing lake waters to flood cellars and threaten critical structures including a ninety foot water standpipe. The railroad offers five cents per muskrat, plus ten more from Cathouy county, as extermination efforts begin.
Flour mill near Richmond Br P railroad station offered for sale due to other interests. Capacity 60 barrels daily with steam and water power. Property includes 89 acres with young orchard, 10 acres timber, two dwellings and a frame stable. Contact P M Jurrnins Rochester Mills Pa See the Dugan Glass Co before calling your straw.
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