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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1913

Page

5

Women and politics mix in Midwest seaside tale

In a Wisconsin summer, Miss Belinda and farmhand Cassius debate women’s ballot rights and labor roles while a visiting narrator recalls a crammed Matts mansion scene. Cassius clings to traditional gender norms as Belinda subtly presses for suffrage ahead of November vote.

Misa Belinda Elty Cassius Miss Belinda Belinda Caealus Wisconsin Oakland Amanda Hall of Creation Cassing

New Year Water Customs in Pembrokeshire Traditions

In Pembrokeshire New Year customs bring festive water rites. Youths, with box sprigs and cups, ask for New Year’s water to bless households. Luck hinges on inside entry and each member passing a water ordeal. Wealthier households reward, others share sweets. dark visitors favored over fair. Doorways stay guarded to avoid unlucky entrants.

Pembrokeshire Horttown Tenby Wales

A New Year's Prayer for Humility and Hope

A New Year's Prayer urges reverence for the humble and suffering, guards childhood and age, and seeks grace to rejoice in life’s flow. It calls humanity larger than any creed or church, and asks for calm strength to face worldly suffering without bitterness. It references Coal Her's Woelty.

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Fragmentary verse note from a dated newspaper page

A garbled OCR fragment presents stray phrases about New Year and love, with unclear references and no coherent event or attribution. The readable bits are poetic in tone but lack concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a summary.

Gribber’s Morning Door Slam Echoes Across Street

In a noisy morning scene a pistol shot is misheard as Gribber passing by. Neighbors reassure with a light exchange about the door slam. The rhythm of routines shows Mr. Gribber and Mrs. A’s irregular breakfasts and schedules.

Gracional Mr. Gribber Mrn.a

Sit Being Staged War Talk Skit Sparks Quiet Banter

A brief backstage moment shows two performers bantering about war and cinema. They joke about Tripoli and admit they have not yet seen any related films, adding a light tonal shift to the rehearsal. The scene captures a playful exchange amid wartime discourse.

Tripoli Tinally

Repair Debts Prompt Autoist Says Ten Months Unpaid

A fragmentary exchange shows an auto owner admitting no payment for repairs over ten months, while another party cites a related person for context.

Anty Drudge Advises Woman on Saving Money

FELS & CO., based in Philadelphia, presents Anty Drudge offering advice to a woman on the best method to save money. The piece outlines practical saving steps and consumer tips in a brief column.

Anty Drudge

Partition Suit Filed In Indiana County Court Of Common Pleas

Attorney A. M. Tack represents plaintiffs Edward G. Shell and Sarah Jane Collins with her husband John Collins against multiple defendants including Rachel Wagner and the Crouse and Wagner families in a bill for partition in equity No. 2 December Term 1012.

Court OF Common Pleas Indiana County Edward G. Shell Sarah Jane Collins John Collins Plaintifry Rachel Wagner Caroline Crouse Herman Z. Crouse Catharine Crouse William Crouse Hannal Wilkinson John Wilkingon Blarrnet Miller Isaac Miller Daniel W. Wagner William J. Wagner Howard C. Leighow George Leighou Eugene Leighou

Partition of Coal Land in Indiana County Pennsylvania

Plaintiffs and defendants hold as tenants in common a coal land tract in Billington township Indiana County. Heirs of Solomon Wagner and Mary L. Shell own interests, with Rachel Wagner life tenant of one sixth, and Caroline Crouse et al each owning one twelfth, subject to Rachel's life estate. Edward L. Shell holds a life estate in one half, with Howard Leighou and others owning octs subject to Howard L. Shell's life estate. No partition is possible. prayers seek partition by master, sale if indivisible, and distribution per interests. Publication ordered for two defendants unable to be served.

Billington Township Indiana County Pennsylvinia James W. Graham Abraham Bennett Moyes T. Bonner Charles Bonner Solomon Wagner Mary L. Shell Rachel Wagner Caroline Crouse Catherine Crouse Hannah Wilkinson Harriet Miller Daniel W. Wagner William Wagner Edward L. Shell Sarah Jane Colling Howard Leighou George Leigheu Ao Hugene Leighou Howard L. Shell George Leighou Eugene Leighan Indiana Telford P. J

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