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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
3
A fragmented reminiscence blends a Christmas dream of children, carols, and a fairy tale with a lengthy 1918 parcels post regulation excerpt. The noise of drums, bugles, and joyful scenes contrasts with legal notices on postage zones, rates, and parcel limits, ending with a Christmas shopping line about Bradtmiller's gifts.
A terse ad style line promotes Stadt Miller selling diamonds and jewelry with a promise of right choice for buyers. The text includes a quoted antique sermon-like remark contrasting man and woman and a vivid maising metaphor about bones and earth.
The fragment references Gerry Por Pa and a remark about marrying a wealthier man. Detroit Free Press note appears, stressing simple human pity as a guiding principle.
A fragment from a handwritten note expresses holiday greetings. It mentions Christmas, wishes a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, and signs with the name Henry Hall.
You are invited to call at my store and inspect a larger and better line of Holiday Goods. Prices are lower than elsewhere and the variety greater. Call and look it over, Indiana, Pa.
An observing woman urges husbands to have clothing regularly steam pressed at Le Vines, claiming dry steam pressing is best, healthiest, and cheapest. Indiana residents can achieve natty, prosperous looks at small cost by sending garments or having pickup service from Indiana Dye Works at 878 Philadelphia Street opposite Bt. Car Station.
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pa on January 6 1018 at 10 am by Paul H Baril and others for an order to sell privately the undivided one fourth interest of sal miners in a lot in the First Ward Borough of Indiana bounded by Clymer Street an alley and described as the same lot conveyed by deed dated April 4 1s A D for Indian e by Fonnegala.
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