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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1914
Page
6
A verbose tale centers on Elsie and her father as a guest visits late at night. The father tensile with questions and stories while Elsie remains calm and unaffected. The scene unfolds with humorous commentary on parental meddling and youth romance.
A collection of satirical quips and sketches from a historical newspaper recounts Southern political talk about race, patronage, and jobs, with figures like a statesman and local figures trading barbs and barbed humor about elections, wages, and social roles.
Brief OCR fragment echoes Pope: true happiness lies in health peace and competence as guiding pleasures. The text cites Teason and phrases about pleasure, health, peace, and competence in a concise moral observation.
Trustee's Sale notices outline a four acre parcel in Indiana County bounded by public lands and neighbors with a one and a half story frame house and barn to be sold to the highest bidder on cash terms upon confirmation of sale. Administrator’s notice requests creditors and debtors to present claims and settle accounts for Alexander McCracken, deceased, in Blacklick township with prompt payment expected.
The Indiana Progress lists subscription rates and bundled newspaper offers for Progress subscribers, including combinations with the Pittsburg Gazette-Dispatch, Blade, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, New York Thrice-Democrat, and others. Orders require cash with a focus on R. D. subscribers, with a note to eat at Winters' restaurant near the street car station.
R R Slocum of New York describes a practical farmer's hen house 12 by 48 feet that houses about 140 hens. The design uses repeated 12 foot sections with back window openings and front access, framed in 2x4s with solid 2x6 sills and paired floor joists, timbered for sturdy endurance.
A historical guide describes an open front poultry house with 18 inch ground clearance, 16 cement or wood supports, 4 to 5 inch wall boards, a 12 inch roof, hinged storm sash, fine mesh exterior openings, dropping board with a coop for broody hens, 3 foot square openings for hen access, nests over the dropping boards, galvanized water pails, ground feed choppers, and Muglin curtains to cover roosts. It notes cost under 160 dollars and mentions Fatting small flocks and rich feed rations as per UW guidance, plus cautions about rye and buckwheat effects on yolks and skin.
An advertising notice outlines Graham Flour made from spring and winter wheat with a nutty flavor, sold in various sized sacks. It promotes compounded grain mixes, corn chop, and mill feed blends, stressing freshness, value, and long-standing family business for 44 years with a commitment to brand integrity.
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