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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1936
Page
3
Cleo seeks respect not petty control in a romance triangle with Jerry and Larry. She alternates between attentions from two men, enjoying flattery at the Capitan hotel before a late-night reunion with Jerry. The story ends with Cleo choosing affection over stiffness as she and Jerry plan a playful future.
The article reports how crows perched on Heijo Morea power cables cut lights, halted trams, paused factory work, and closed cinemas. It compares bird-caused outages worldwide with solutions like corks on wires to prevent short circuits and protect migrating birds.
The Suez Canal lies at sea level with no locks while Port Sald at the Mediterranean end honors Said Pasha the Egyptian viceroy during construction. The coast is low and sandy with Tia harbor muddied by Nile waters and Prom Suez near the canal’s southern end. Some say the Red Sea crossing by the children of Sta alwy has occurred now near the canal’s southern reaches.
The laws of falling bodies are described as perfect in explaining motion on earth and celestial bodies. Gravitation is cited as the force holding the universe together, yet the true nature of this force remains unknown.
Henry Hadlum, fired and broke, plots death by own action then builds a waste paper business. He hatches a daring scheme, forms Hadium Waste Paper Co, buys life insurance, and secures a large policy, only to confront a missing suiciding clause in court with his solicitor. He remains unresolved as the tale ends.
The Kawasaki Dockyard company will erect a branch shrine of Tsu Grand Shrine near Kobe to instill national spirit in 20 000 workers. Each morning workers will offer silent prayer before starting work, and a statue of scholar Sontoku Ninomiya will stand near the shrine.
A student jokes about Mae West problems as the professor questions the scene in a playful exchange. The line carries a punchy, period voice with quirky slang and a teasing mock confession.
Lesson text surveys Simeon's recognition of Jesus as Messiah after the presentation at the temple. It covers Simeon'supright devout nature, being guided by the Holy Spirit, his Nunc Dimittis song, and the prophecy that Jesus would be a sign spoken against and a sword would pierce Mary's soul.
Quote from H. W. Beecher arguing that the seven days serve religion with one day set for rest. The statement frames Sunday as part of a broader religious rhythm rather than a single distinct rest day.
A reflective note on happiness urging readers to focus on inner peace rather than envy. It emphasizes that true love for others grows when one lets go of resentment and resources, guiding personal growth through self restraint and empathy.
Rossmoyne residents hosted and visited many relatives and friends from Indiana Punxsutawney DuBois Hamilton Plumville and Nebraska over the weekend and past week. Funeral attendees from Jeannette Indiana and Punxsutawney were noted along with local calls and visits by Ebert Brewer Virginia Lydick and others.
Elders Ridge hosts Sunday school at 10:00, church at 11:00, and C EB at 7:00. Miss Jean Lark of Elderton called on Mrs. Winona Fassett. Christian Helpers close meet at Elsie Faith's home Thursday. Mrs. Hine and daughter spent New Years with Mrs. Meyers in Greensburg. Martha Fassett Sabbathed with Ethel Newry near Oliver. Alfred Bair visited Walter Ewing and Foster Smock. Alatha Hood buys a new Plymouth Coupe. New Year watch service well attended. Spring church chorus provided music.
An article urges women to plan simple balanced meals using leftovers and staples. It offers quick ideas such as Turkey or Chicken Club Sandwiches, Boston Casserole, Hot Mustard and Cheese Sandwiches, Luncheon or Supper Sandwiches with eggs and beef, and a Banana and Peanut Butter Salad, all with practical serving tips and basic sauces.
In 1934 the gain in new car sales on farms and in small towns rose 38 percent from 1933, while large cities saw an 18 percent gain. The piece notes the high cost for litigants to hear the Supreme Court say no, ranging from thirty dollars to many thousands.
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