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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1905
Page
7
A traveler braves a storm to a massive stone house, meets pale villagers, and survives a night disturbed by a chilling accusation of the dead draining life. Resolved dread returns as a farm woman confirms the mansion’s grim past and the chilling tale lingers.
Streeter and Miss Gale share a candlelit piano moment during a rainstorm at a summer hotel. As Chopin gives solace and a nocturne plays, Streeter reveals a daydream of a life with her, challenging whether dreams can come true. The story mixes romance with wistful humor and realizes a nuanced, unspoken longing.
The article cites John J. Wilkie chief of the Treasury Secret Service on why perfect paper money reproduction eludes counterfeiters. Hand engraving, unique curves, and a quaver in the touch resist machine printing. It notes varied counterfeiting methods from lithography to early photography and traces of counterfeit bills across the country. It adds Wilkie’s background as city editor and detective.
The Bishop John memorial prize of £50 for the best essay on The Maintenance of the Protestant Simplicity of the Public Worship of the Church of England, with reference to incense, has been awarded to the Rev. G. W. Jenkins, curate of Market Harboro. He was the only entrant. The London Truth notes the modest competition and the notable sum for a topic attracting interest.
A local will from Aisa Sarat Tuckson of Dearborn county, Indiana, demands that only women handle all funeral chores including driver, pallbearers, and attendees. The testament also provides funds for burial expenses and forbids any male involvement. The article notes a strained past with a person named Misa Jackson and mentions a long-serving servant. Also warns of counterfeit Dr King’s New Discovery cough and cold remedies, urging reliance on Bucklen & Co labels.
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