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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1911

Page

3

The Asylum Plot and a Granddaughter's Rescue

A narrator recounts aiding a granddaughter to rescue her grandfather from an asylum. A lawyer unearths a scheme by Grace Gooding to divest a fortune via her uncle and seeks to free the old man. Perseverance and legal aid lead to settlement and a forthcoming marriage.

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First Aid Car Boosts Red Cross Injury Training

The American Red Cross has launched a First Aid to the Injured department and a fully equipped First Aid Car. Donated by Pullman and led by Dr. M. Whitfield Glasgow, the unit tours railroad, mining, and manufacturing centers to train workers and employers in first aid, while remaining ready for disaster response. Census data shows high death rates from accidents among young workers, justifying the car's mission.

Bualnees Ret Cross Byta Pullman Company M. Whitfield Glasgow Birmingham Alabama First The Red Cross Pullman Buffalo Ilinois United States Iron and Steel

Suburban Prospector Sends New Year Greeting From the Pacific

Mr Thomas White of Indiana writes to the Progress from San Francisco noting the Pacific climate and surf baths on December 26 and January 2. He praises California and invites readers to the Panama Exposition in 1916 while reflecting on western opportunities and his subscription renewal.

Pease Indiana Old Town California Chicago Thomas White

Time Fairy Teaches Naughty Jack A Gentle Lesson

In a nursery tale, a boy named Jack is scolded for cruelly pulling a kitten's tail. A bedside father tells Evelyn a story of a Time Fairy who records all acts in a magic book. The fairy lectures the boy on spare time use and forgives him if he promises not to repeat the misdeed.

Jack Evelyn Harding Given Daddy Belive Min Stere Fila Sid Evelyn Kitty

Special rural delivery subscription offer with Gazette Times and Progress

Under a special arrangement Rural Delivery subscribers can receive The Gazette Times and the Progress for one year at 4.00. The deal applies to R F P 1 subscribers only and remains valid until further notice. Rural Delivery subscribers whose Progress is paid in advance can obtain the Gazette Times for 3.00.

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