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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1926
Page
10
A young physician, Delavan, speeds through city life chasing patients and romance. After treating elderly spinsters, he inherits a fortune and becomes entangled with Ler, a stylish young woman. A mix up with cars and a stolen bundle leads to a chance meeting that blooms into a courtship.
A Western editor recalls studies in memory from diverse figures. He cites a congressman who recalls every meeting, Blind Tom and Blind Boone musical prodigies, stock inspector Al Micka with six hundred brands, and a Black high school girl who solved a three unknowns algebra problem by recalling a board note.
Karn Pingle’s guest watches a young man in a bathing suit leap from a meadow to the river with graceful moves. The performer finishes with a dive over alder bushes into the water, prompting a joke about him being an interpretive dancer or a bee.
A visiting enlarger asks about local fortunes and the tavern keeper of Peeweecuddyhunp boasts of growth. He notes tripled car traffic since summer, two divorce suits ongoing, prison population doubled from last year, and Deacon Pennypincher plans to paint his house, reflecting a bustling hamlet.
Lan Dumin of Slippery Slap reports small pups burned at a dry place last night and jokes about a baby at home. An acquaintance asks if the baby is a boy or a gift, prompting playful confusion and a light local chatter tone.
Diagnosia. A judge notes the patient retired from business three years ago and has not worked since. The doctor is advised that suitable employment is needed to "keep your wind occupied" and address the trouble, implying activity as remedy.
In a playful exchange quoted as life, a visitor asks to shop with the other, who declines briefly noting an essential purchase today. The vignette captures a light social moment about shopping and daily errands.
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