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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
5
A Maine coast scene reports a grebe and a seal in a lengthy pursuit, the grebe weaving water and shore maneuvers to outpace the seal. The account notes the grebe’s swift dives and winged escape, ending with the seal thwarted near the shore as intervention occurs.
A London Nation writer argues abolition as the ultimate ethic, claiming animals have committed no crimes yet deserve no life sentences. The piece explores captivity harms, argues against counting animals as harmful insects, and cites W W Tudson and a Canary in the Cage sermon to discuss genius and freedom.
Fragmented OCR text discusses wheat, flour prices, and consumer impact with garbled dialogue. Key names and clear facts are absent, yielding a partial snapshot of concerns over cost and supply.
A newly married couple's home suffers a burst water pipe and flooding. The husband, frustrated, hammers a pipe in the cellar but discovers upstairs that the gas is out and water still runs. He then calls a plumber after the wife’s quip.
A Kansas editor resigns following a typographical error in a wedding report about the mayor’s spouse. He had described elaborate bouquets as “yin” and the apology in the next issue corrected the misprint from “vases were pints” to the intended “noses were pink” in an errant wording.
A gorilla is described in a chaotic street scene in Marseille, snatching a drum and marching along a boulevard. The animal enters a toy shop, buys a tune pet, and returns to perform a military style beat atop a balcony, drawing a following before retreating.
The two leading Hawaii crops are sugar and pineapples, with irrigation needed due to rainfall- deficient lands. In 1910, exports reached 2021. Hawaii’s commerce centers on the United States, while other island products include coffee, fruits, nuts, rice, and hides.
Richmond W C T U met at Mrs Sara Moore home with Mrs J M Lew ry and Mrs R J McYsaac present. Mary Given Work led discussion on Points of Excellence for Front Line Union. plans made for a Richmond Front Line Union institute including Marchand Covode and Funeau unions. state convention report given. Eva G Thompson Mary H Bruce and M W Bell expected to attend. date and program to be announced.
Jim Thornton journeys up a mountain trail where Hazel Denne, nicknamed Witch Hazel, guides him to a hidden gold cache once belonging to Grandfather Thornton. Amid tension with Pedro and a tense rescue, Hazel proves her skill in locating water and gold as the pair form a budding bond.
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