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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1933

Page

8

More Than a Joke By DUFORD JENNE by McClure to Nowanspot Syndicate

Wilbur seeks winter work at Laurel Hollow Hillview farm after a talk with postmaster Stacey. He falls for Janice Rangom, the lighthearted heiress running the farm, while Stacey discovers she hired Mrs. Clem to oversee the house and hints of an impending marriage.

Tlbur Laurel Hollow Hillview Wilbur Laurel Hollow Road Stacey Janice Rangom Walt Hill Farm Clem Deacon

Why Tetras Are Smaller In Aquarium Life

The rosy red Tetra from Tio grows to about 1% inches in Brazilian streams, while tetra species at dealers rarely exceed an inch. Artificial life in home aquariums causes this dwarfing, though it does not affect health or breeding ability of the species.

Tio Brazil

American Monkeys Differ From Old World Cousins

A Boston Herald note explains how American monkeys differ from African relatives in teeth count and tail usefulness. It highlights their four usable hands via big toe and flexible thumbs, their tameness, and ability to be trained for tricks for coin rewards.

Rankey Boston Herald

Days of Chaperonage Recalled in Old Social Scenes

A satirical reminiscence contrasts past dances and social gatherings with modern freedoms. It recalls dowagers and fathers chaperoning daughters, long hours at events, and old beach picnics where chaperones endured mosquitoes while charges pursued youthfully unrestrained activity.

North American Review

Weathercocks and the wind vane history

The article explains the weathercock origin and symbolism on ecclesiastical buildings. The crosspiece bearing a hall symbolizes Christ’s redemption, with the cock atop the cross recalling Saint Peter. The vane’s shape and large tail suit wind direction and vane function.

Christ Peter

Grenfell Missions Founded by Sir Wilfred Grenfell

The Grenfell Missions in Labrador and Newfoundland were founded by Sir Wilfred Grenfell to provide hospitals nursing stations and services for fishermen and families. Headquarters at St Anthony with Doctor Grenfell. the hospital steamship Strathcona MH cruises each year visiting hospitals schools orphanages and co operatives along the coasts.

Grenfell Labrador Newfoundland International Grenfell Association Sir Wilfred Grenfell St. Anthony Doctor Grenfell Strathcona MH

Galle Lighthouse Marks 85 Years Of Service

The Galle Lighthouse in Ceylon has served for 85 years and is expected to remain in use for at least another decade. Built long before the Suez canal era, it stands as a historic beacon on a busy maritime route near the chief port of Ceylon.

Gulle Ceylon Western Ocean North Sea Mediterranean Galle

Whittier Born in 1807 Among New England Poets

John Greenleaf Whittier of Haverhill, the Quaker poet of Old School Poets, was born in 1807. He belonged to the famed New England school, living near the end of a line that included Emerson Hawthorne Holmes Longfellow Lowell and others.

Whittier John Greenleaf Whittier Haverhill New England School of Writers Emerson Hawthorne Holmes Longfelton Lowell

Lincoln Anthem Honors Nation’s Favorite Son

A poem praising Abraham Lincoln as a beacon of freedom from sea to sea. The piece lauds his enduring legacy, mercy and justice, and guiding light for students and the ship of state, concluding with thanks to God for Lincoln’s memory.

Lincoln N. ¥. Herald

Fort Stevens Cemetery Remembers Civil War Battle Victims

Fort Stevens near Walter Reed Hospital and the White House marks the Civil War era. Forty soldiers who fell at the Fort Stevens battle rest in the nearby graveyard, one of the few local forts involved in the war. President Lincoln exposed himself to fire here after being urged to retire by General Wright.

Fort Stevens Lincoln Georgia Avenue Walter Reed Hospital White House Capitol Tincaln Wright

Lincoln's Idea on Holding Property

A Lincoln quote frames property as the fruit of labor and a positive good. He argues wealth allows others to become rich and praise industry while urging self-reliance and building one’s own house to ensure safety from violence.

Lincoln Abraham Lincolao

Washington Township activity and Harmony Grove church notices

Washington Township residents are recorded visiting hospitals, shopping, or calling on friends across Sagamore, Five Points, Creekside, and nearby towns. Local names include McLean Blystone Orr Park Harman Fisher Blystone and many others in daily social rounds and church services at Harmony Grove Lutheran.

Washington Township Carl McLean J. &. Blystone Sara Orr Wan J.H. Ort Norman Little Frederick Stuber Ralph Milter Roy Blystone Indiana Hospital Bert Orr Datghter Wthrel Indiana Melvin Park Mia Pleming Georges Harman Mero Walter Marman Josiah Fisher von Trice Peterplan J. B. Park Misse Charles Brown J.B. Orr Charlotte Jamison Harry Jamison Johnstone Cuddy Atwood Brice Peterman J. B. Blystone M. J. Boyer Walter Harman Bryan Orr Luther Peterman Milo Miller Junior Glenn Jewart Ira Matlin Marion Center Allen McMarland Ella Fleming George Harman Harry Anderson Loyd Stewart Stewart Harvey Lukehart Reid Blystone Loyd Lee Stewart Charles Jewart Mac John Myers Mt. Union J. H. Blystone Blair Carnahan James Wallace Gertrude Geneva Wissinger Five Points School Edwart Ira Marlin John Sara Davis Reed Blystone Charles David Bothell Creekside Elsie Park Bert Fairman Willet

Pineapple Takes New Role In Dietetic Use

Canned pineapple touted as a source of five minerals and vitamins A B and C with two slices daily advised. Research links canned form to aiding protein digestion and reducing acidosis, with preparation changes from canning enhancing effects. Hosts serve pineapple cups or slices as courses. readers note social notices and local visits interwoven in column.

Community Notices and Visits Across Town

Local residents list visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns and cities. Illness progress reports include Mrs Francis Hall and Cleo Brett with Bolivar high student status. A needle injury confines Thomas Gamble at home and Lutheran communion is planned for Sunday morning.

Rosy Lichtenfely Near Town May Muir Jy Homestead Charles McGraw New Florence Samuel Isher Kloyd Saxton Little Yr Scott Mulcomer New Flor Daugh Pence Wilmer Pry Indiana George Miller Aniuahe Pickles Anne Hitle Paul Picklas Misa Tanna ‘Taylor Milas Mildred Shaffer Charles Muck Francis’ Hall Memorial Hospital Johnstown Wm. Bowser Hannah Spangler Altoona Mia T. Nelson Noy Flaher Braddock John Foster Thomas Gamble Lutheran Church Wilbert Mack Gon Warren Braid

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