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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1900

Page

6

Drummer Boy and Gladys Clayton Meeting on Clayton Plantation

A Civil War era scene unfolds on the Clayton plantation where a blue clad drummer boy, wounded yet hopeful, and Gladys Clayton share a tense moments. A slave auntie tends the boy while Miss Clayton aids him, and a recovered drummer boy later reappears, pursuing postwar reunion with the new south. The piece blends fiction with ad style notes and a product pitch for a calcium cure and a California tour promotion.

Gladys Clayton Clayton Plantation Blue Auntie Gladys South Richmond Frm Walter Virginia Lines Darby Clayton New South Charnesy H. Day Home Magazine

Horticultural convention opens in Pittsburg Old City hall

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Association holds its state convention at Old City hall Pittsburgh opening tomorrow with Mayor Diehl delivering the opening address. Reports from committees precede afternoon talks on strawberry culture small fruit in young orchards and door yard planting. Evening music accompanies lectures by Prof. John Hamilton and others with demonstrations. Wednesday features more papers and Alva Agee on potato culture.

Pittswure Pennsylvania Horticultural Association Pittsburg Old City Hall W. J. Diehl J. W. Allison Mercer W. B. K. Johnson Allentown D. W. Lawson Dayton L.B. Pierce Christ Methodist Episcopal Church Choir Messrs. Stevenson and Brockett Barnby W. G. John- 500 Maryland Agricultural College College Park John Hamilton Alva Agee Cheshire S. B. Heiges York E. B. Engle Waynesboro J.S. Burns Clinton J. C. Dunlevy Carnegie James L. Fisher George Phillips Lebanon J. E. Hardenshield Green Tree

A Well Equipped Plant Expands for Indiana Steam Laundry

A Paparess visit to Indiana Steam Laundry reveals doubled capacity after moving to a larger lot on Tenth Street Fourth ward near Philadelphia. The modern plant employs machinery from receipt to delivery, with ten workers, year round order flow, and night shifts to meet demand. Agencies extend across the county and neighboring areas. Proprietors Merare Beatty reside locally and promote prompt service via telephone No. 94.

Indiana Steam Laundry Merare Beatty Tenth Street Fourth Ward Philadelphia Street Water Street Moeaty

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