THE COST OF LIVING AT ISSUE IN FARMER AND CITY DIVIDE
A lengthy Indiana County report in the Gazette Times argues cost of living rises hit wage earners but farmers bear the pressure of high farm prices. It urges farm families to stay on home acreage, notes meat abstinence by Cleveland residents, and warns of counterfeit coins. It includes rural correspondence from Clyde and a Mayday style notice of marriages and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Indiana County
Gazette Times
Clyde
Thia County
Pittsboro
Ghio
Ayde
Remembered Friend and Skating Lesson Clash
A reflective poem recalls a friend who never came in stormy times and a humorous parental confrontation. The verse contrasts happiness with sorrow and a later quip about a home skating lesson labeled as session number two to learn skating. The piece blends sentiment with a light domestic joke.
Extrema Cruelty in Divorce Plea and Photographer Refusal
A divorce case unfolds as the plaintiff recounts extreme treatment by her husband who forbade her from having a newspaper photograph taken to accompany the complaint. In a separate exchange a boastful rival is challenged by a six footer to prove his boast about beating wildcats, promising an immediate chance to prove it.
Final Test and Curious Egg Market Dialogue
A quirky chat unfolds with a man mockingly calling another peculiar phrases and a friend in Columbus asks about feelings. The scene shifts to a market exchange about egg prices with humorous mishearing of egg as egge and a shopper demanding hen eggs, not shad roe.
Obsolete monitors face navy retirement in 19th century
The dialogue notes that old monitors are being dropped from the navy. The tone implies obsolescence and critique of their design, mentioning that they never had the right kind of dancing decks.
Heart to Heart Talks in The Way of the World
A reflective column on love and disillusion featuring Oscar Hammerstein and Suzanne Duumein. It contrasts personal loss with artistic success as a cat dies and a stove goes cold, yet a soprano still finds acclaim on New York stages.
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Oocar Hammerstein
New York
Alphonse
Buzanne Dumeanil
Oscar Hammerstein
Europe
Suzanne Duinean
Paris
America
Dumesnil
Jenny Lind
Kitty
Jules
Suzannes
Godlikeness in men shown in mine disaster tale
In Cherry Illinois readers recall the mine tragedy with its deaths and the heroism of rescuers. The narrative highlights rough exterior miners caring for wounded peers, diary entries from a twenty one year old, farewell notes, and constancy of the guard over the dying. It argues for godlikeness in common men in dire need, referencing a popular writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Ilinois
Jine
Themen
Jose
Senet
Rural City Gazette Times subscribers offered delivery option
An advisory notice to Gazette Times readers explains a special arrest with Pittabuee Gasetta Wwe. rural city routes are served. Subscribers in advance can renew for 3.00 while ongoing price was 4.00. Arthur Wilson of Johnstown spent Sunday with his family here.
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Aubsoiuhers
Wwe
Gazette
Arthur Wilson
Johnstown
Pittsburg Gazette
Gazette Times
R. F
Estray Notice and Executor’s Notice from Wheatfield and Young
Two ewe sheep with cropped ears and notes on one leg trespassed on a farm in East Wheatfield township. Owner to call and pay charges or sheep will be disposed of by law. Letters testamentary granted for Samuel Henry of Young township. Claims must be presented and debts paid promptly. Ernest Stewart and Piomangy I. Henty, executrixes. The Pittsburgh Gazette Times and Progress to Rural Delivery.
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East Wheatfeld Townshin
Ep.linging
Wheatfield
Ernest Stewart
Samuel Henry
Young Township
Piomangy I. Henty
Exacutrix
Progeass
National Brookman
Prognass
Toledo
Blade
Progress
Pittsburg
Louis Globe Democrat
Procheas
New Idea
Woman's Magazine
Out of the Gh inghh Jar and Life’s Tiny Maxims
A collection of aphoristic quips on time money and marriage from a 1910 Rural Delivery page includes jokes on time flying and receipts, a clock that needs winding once in 10,000 years, and admonitions to avoid muddy tracks on wives carpets. Also notes a boarding stable opening, a Rural Delivery subscription offer, and the death of Francis Fleming with family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steaden
Valentine
Farm Journal
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Indiana Progress Mine
Moorhead
Moorabad
Alph
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Fadlans Postotice
WMS
Cnet
Carreto
Indiana
Cleveland
Acendoe
Georiee Rearick
Phlimville Gara
Bolida
DuBois Lark Neal
Indiana le M. ‘Ralston
R ¥Ellowrick
Arcadia Harduck
Arcadia Hen Shopship
Webrum
Rino Viehnec
Fam
H. Hopkins
Roseiter
White
Qramner
Blairaville Kosle
Dosephine W. Wimer
Crete
McHenry School
Rayn
Rayne Township
East Pike
the Pike School
Jou
Apare
Halle
Chris
Columbus
Copenhagen
Philadelphia Street
W. B. George
Homer City
Marion Center
Emma E. Weamer
Church Street
4Th and
Water Streets
J. L. Jewell
R. D. No
Stephen Firtko
Penn Ave
Dixonville
A. B. Clawson
H. T. Boatta & Co
Reekside
J. L. Orr
Gillespie
Blacklick, Pa
Penn Run
Mitchells Mills
B. H. Putt
Clymer
Jersey
A. Wilhelm
Home
Wayne Avenue
Stewart & Cunningham
Cunningham
Elgin
Cherryhill Township
James Nichol
Winslow P
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Waleed Se
Penndistlvanita
M. L. Taegel
William F. Birkin
County of
Pennsylvania
William F. Olkin
Treferes
Pitteburg Gazette Times
J. M. Cunningham
Francis F. Fleming
Lovejoy
Spangler
Eden
Epringer
Kerr's
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Progress Indiana, Pe
Mack
Phila
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
the Savings & Trust Company
the Savings & Trust Co
Diana, Pa
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