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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1905

Page

6

Kelly and Kathleen in the office intrigue and fraud

In a Chicago bureau story Kelly, a loyal officeman, defends Kathleen Lansing from predatory suitor Lutton while uncovering a fraudulent Memphis deal orchestrated by Lutton and Sutton. Edge tolerates suspicion, but Kelly's vigilance leads to exposure and Sutton’s downfall as Kathleen’s role remains central.

Kelly Siti Long Tranders Wolge & Sutton Kathleen Fatton Lutton Sutton Fim Marely John Edge Memphis Edge George Dadian Omaede Ge Davis Betty Grattan Kitty Gravely Gutton Gonvs Cunningham Cnningham Clarks

Original Paul Pry and his sharp domestic chronicles

Dr Brewer calls Phomias WW known as Tom Smy Ht the original Paul Pry. Theodore Hook drew Gilbert Gurney from him. TE’s specialty was accurate gossip on friends households, wardrobes, pantries, napkins, births and marriages, trades and payments, with press ties and disclosures in newspapers.

Paul Pry Phomias Tom Brewer Theodore Hook Gilbert Gurney Billy Ife Morning Chronicle Matthews London

Etiquette Manual Teaches Caution On Gown Purchases

An old etiquette manual notes that asking where a friend bought her gown and its cost is normally inappropriate. Yet an exception exists for sincere inquiring to replicate a gown. It also remarks that no lady looks worse than when gnawing bone, reflecting then fashionable vanity.

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High Mountain Peaks and the Limits of Altitude

Edmund Carder argues high peaks like Everest will remain unreachable without new transport methods. The piece cites climbers at 18,500 to 30,000 feet and notes Gurkhas and British officers adapt to thin air, yet practical limits persist. It discusses respiration and sleep at 19,250 feet, suggesting real ascent limits near 26,000 feet for typical lungs.

Edmund Carder Mount Hverest Jamalayas Dorial North Pole Atte Cub Sumit Witagerald Aconeigua Tibet Candler Himalayas

Edison and the patent debate on obviousness

Edison faced repeated court rulings that his improvements were obvious solutions, undermining patent validity. After days of hard work on a new mechanism, he quipped that the invention seemed obvious and invited federal judges known for deeming such ideas obvious to advise him.

Lockard Indiana County Edison Wdison Mr. Edison

Paper Hats and Quick Lunches Reach Public Eye

A London note suggests paper hats could become common this winter with cheap, easily learned papercraft. Colored crape paper costs about fourpence per hat and hats on frames may resemble straw. Also, railways adopt quick lunch cars with à la carte meals onboard, replacing traditional set menus, pleasing travelers and easing seasickness.

London

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