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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1894

Page

6

Brave Jennie Creek Heroine of the Panhandle

Ten year old Jennie Creek from Millgrove near Hartford City Indiana saved a passenger train by signaling with her red flannel petticoat when a bridge fire threatened a collision. Her act earned praise from the Society of Humanity in Paris and a medal, with the Panhandle Railway and World’s Fair tickets awarded to her and the family.

Temuie Creek France Society of Eumanity Jen Creek Samuel Porsuutt Mill Jennie Panhandle Company Personett Chicago Society of Humanity Paris Hartford City Ind Dick Crawford Tome Chamberlain J. T. Marlow M. D Tamaroa Ill Daugherty Bros Indiana M. G. Miller Blairsville WLI. Moore Homer City R.en. Parks Marion Center

Aunt Louie Cherishes Roses and Panias Amid Murky Mood

Fragmentary line shows a narrator mentioning Aunt Louie who is hungry and preoccupied with roses and pansies, implying a sentimental or domestic moment. The text lacks clear event, date, or place details but centers on a character note and mood.

An assortment of royal tales and curiosities

A column of miscellany notes on historical titles and ranks from Europe and the Holy Roman Empire. It cites the use of terms such as lord and captain, references Persian and Greek imperial titles, and mentions market rights in Belgium, the Legion of Honor, and a dog reunion in Ohio. It also recounts anecdotes about Ellen Terry, Queen Victoria, and the Empress Frederick, plus a quirk about Windsor and a London firm offering reproduct ions of pansies linked to the queen.

Thashzh Persia Holy Roman Empire Thuringia Alsace United States Diocletian Fifth Avenue New York Constantinople Mexico Constantine Medina Brussels Belgium Legion of Honor of France John Murray Manchester Asia Minor Ismid Angora Ellen Terry George Frederic Watts White House Washington Frederick Windsor Forest Dr. A Prince of Wales West End Queen Windsor

Aunt Fanny's Health Re stor er cures dyspepsia pain

Have you health woes and sleepless nights from indigestion and liver complaint. A camp shout says Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer has cured others and will cure you. Trial package free. Large size 50c by Daugherty Bros.

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