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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1910

Page

4

Indiana Progress errors and notices from 1908 edition

Fragment shows a weekly newspaper notice page with misread header and pricing. Mentions obituary notices and charged communications. Indicates subscription price and office details for The Indiana Progress in a county region.

For Your Health's Sake Indiana Health Board Counts Losses

The Indiana state board of health reports in one year 790 mothers aged 18 to 45 and 425 fathers died of consumption. Their deaths left 2,515 children under 12 without parental love care or training. The piece urges continued fight against the great white plague and asks readers how they will help.

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The Progress Public Notes And Readers Letters 1910

A digest of items from The Progress includes reminders to blanket horses, feed birds in winter, and a note on fireproofing in the business district. It also mentions the Panama Canal series by J Blair Sutton, praise for the County Home in Hillsdale Pennsylvania, and a letter from J D Spiciter praising the home’s management and conditions.

Panama Canal Canal Zone J. Blair Sutton Mr. Sutton Uncle Sam Board of County Commissioners J. D. Spiciter Hillsdale

Fashion critique and civic oath debates echo through pages

A long opinion piece derides the use of false hair or "rats" for women, cites health and aesthetic concerns, and warns of reputational risk. It links fashion attacks to broader patriotism and defends tradition in the oath "So help me God" amid legislative talk. It closes with a local ad for wood cutting at A. T. Taylor & Son.

Aim North Bergen N. J District of Columbiay Courts of Justice Congress Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Country France

Clarification of William McAdoo Custody Discharge

The Progress reports that William McAdoo, who pleaded guilty to larceny and was serving a jail sentence, had been discharged from custody. The item notes this is not the same William McAdoo from the town and provides reassurance to a well known Indiana boy. The piece also references historic notes on Louis XV and an early canal story.

William McAdoo Willam McAdoo Indiana

Store Improvements Highlight Display Cages On Street

Wallace Dry Goods Company installed several attractive display cages on Philadelphis street to modernize its storefront and attract shopper attention. The update aims to boost foot traffic and showcase merchandise effectively.

Ge’ Wallace Dry Goods Company Philadelphis Street

Preventing Epidemics Through School Health Inspections

Early and automatic medical inspection of schools aims to stop outbreaks of scarlet fever and diphtheria. A mild case can attend and spread infection to many peers, so prompt prevention and rapid investigation are crucial to curb epidemics.

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Deaths and notices from Indiana and surrounding areas

Obituary items recount the deaths of Dorothy Lucile Smith six year old Arthur Kunkle Martha Woodruff Sarah Potts Margaret Hill Laura Westbrook and Margaret Will with brief details on their families, ages, and burial sites. The notices also summarize a stage show Isle of Spice at Library Hall with plot, cast and pricing information and a local business closing out furniture plants in favor of an undertaking service.

Arthur Kunkle Arthu Kunkle Galvin Kunkle Homer City Indiana Hospital Isle of Spice Allen Lowe George E. Stoddard Library Hall Japan Sea Teresa Wishman U. S. Navy Twa Fie Agsbena Paul Schindler Ben M. Jerome Bame Gg H. H. Steving

For Sale or Rent Marion Center Property Indiana County Pa

Old metal and scrap buyers offer 60 to 4 for iron steel brass copper rubber rags. Write or telephone L Hand ler 524 Water Street next door to Hines House Indiana Pa. Rodtt FOR SALE OR RENT Property in Marion Center Indiana County Pa. Address Mrs Emma E Weamer 366 Church Street Indiana Pa 2-tfe.

Water Street Hines House Indiana Rodtt Marion Center Indiana County Emma E. Weamer Church Street 4Th Water Streets J. L. Jewell R. D

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