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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1894
Page
3
A commentary on intuitive perception described as a sixth sense. It asserts unseen changes in faces and voices signal inner shifts. It links such sensitivity to love and a broader human capacity to read subtle cues in others.
The aging Major Teller flees his boardinghouse fears of Miss Patience Pettigrew and seeks refuge in a church. A dapper, literary figure, he battles nerves, contemplates reform, and is swept toward the altar by a crowd as Miss Patience clings to him in a tense escape.
A comic tale follows Major Teller who, after a sudden wedding to Miss Patience Pettigrew, abandons his old life. He laments lost freedom and money, contemplates drowning, and narrowly avoids a return to the Pettigrews. In the end he resumes churchgoing, yet remains wary of domestic binds.
A chapel near Westbury hosts a brass plate depicting the 15th century Parr, claimed to date from the mid 1600s. The engraving shows a serene, Van Dyck style portrait of Parr in a conical skullcap and white collar, described as a man who supported the king and queen's religion. The article notes the plate may reflect memory rather than exact history.
A tea taster explains high earnings in the trade after the Pacific line and oriental steamers opened. warns about adulteration and the need for expert judgment. He details preparation, health, and discipline needed, with earnings cited from 10,000 to 50,000 dollars annually, plus potential higher sums depending on standing. Also notes Chamberlain's remedy trusted by San Angelo families for colic and diarrhea, with local druggists listed.
A Kiev citizen’s dinner feud ends when the new cook masquerades in his clothes with a mustache to mock him. After a street scuffle he later learns the cook wore his garments. A taunting note promises more moves as the master plots revenge and a bold ultimatum about trust and character.
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