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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
3
A fragmentary domestic scene shows Mrs Ato urging Mr A to plan for the new year. They discuss resolutions, costs of vice, and lasting changes as the old year ends and a more noble future begins for John and others.
On December 31 they plan to start fresh with a vow to give up one vice each and cut expenses. Mr A offers to quit the club if Mrs A abandons her novels, while she resists relinquishing books and social life but agrees to a joint effort for a better year ahead. They resolve to enjoy pleasures within bounds and avoid new regrets.
An Isthmian canal report details gold and silver workers with wages from 0.90 to 1.80 per nine hours, housing, meals, and social services. It notes eight hour law for Americans, nine hours for alien labor, and a large system of family quarters, hotels, messes, and a 2000 mile supply line with cold storage. The Panama Railroad, Y M C A clubs, and subsistence department support thousands of workers and families.
From January Farm Journal, the article urges balanced feeding for hogs and horses, warns against corn alone, favors selling cornstalks, and emphasizes proper colt care, diet, and housing. It covers sheep, cows, and calf growth, advocating dry ventilated barns, clean skin, regular brushing, and avoiding calf slaughter to protect dairy cows.
Exposed to public sale on Thursday January 6 1909 at 11 40 am at the residence half a mile north of Advance Washington township. Personal property includes two horses three heifers four cows farming implements wagons buggies sleighs harness dinner pail iron kettle and various farm tools. Terms announced sale day BR M Tour RD No 3 Rhelady Pa by Walker Auctioneer
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