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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
5
Ida recalls her aunt speaking of a brood and notes a neighbor moving next door with five children. She observes the children following their mother across the yard and tells her mother about the lady with her brood.
Fragmentary note recalls the Victoria Tower at Westminster took twenty years to build and stores 140 rooms filled with state papers. A stray line credits General Grant and a quip about soldiers tiring of beans, ending with a garbled signoff to Johnnie Wosking.
A list notes state names of Spanish derivation with altered forms such as California, Colorado, Florida, Nevada, and Oregon. It presents playful derivations like hot furnace red feast of flowers snowy cov ered wild muarjorain, suggesting how origins influence spellings. The piece reads as a linguistic aside rather than a formal etymology.
A双ended electric towboat moves along a shallow French canal using propellers at both ends. It is powered by historic batteries or by power drawn from an overhead line, enabling flexible operation in constrained water.
A quoted remark argues that rude talk is as wrong as physical harm, stating a man has no more right to utter unkind words than to strike another. The line criticizes social disrespect and moral accountability.
A good roads meeting is scheduled at the Elders Ridge Vocational School on Friday evening February 19. T. R. McDowell, field representative of the local federation, will preside and discuss transportation issues affecting residents and farmers in the area.
In South Bend a siege of grip grips the community while notices report the interment of Mrs. Mary McGupmick near Pittsburgh in South Bend cemetery. Aice Moorhead visits her brother James Moorhead in West Lebanon. F. and Patterson of Leechburg plan to stay at the Wray home. Glenn Faith drives for Dr. Harmon of West Lebanon in recent days.
Frank McCrea and daughter Martha of Pittsburgh visit his parents while others from Johnstown White township Altoona Seward and Pine township gather. A Pine township Dineton School entertainment slated for Saturday night February 21 features a program arranged by Miss Cartie Ei Roberts with multiple musical numbers readings dialogues dances and songs.
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