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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
9
Elizabeth Drew notes in Letters of George Sand that Sand was a pioneer for women’s emancipation and a popular novelist in her time. Today her novels are largely unread and public fascination centers on her romantic affairs with Musset and Chopin.
A French visitor in Japan had his ruined dress suit replaced by a tailor who offered an exact reproduction. The tailor explained that a grease stain complicated the work and led to a slightly higher charge, with the final suit matching the original stain precisely as described in Pathfinder Magazine.
The bureau of standards notes many brick tile and frame wall types. Differences in workmanship affect warmth. When two wall types are described one can compute which is warmer from tests. Roof doors and windows appreciably reduce wall effects so heat needed to heat well built ordinary houses varies little by wall type.
Spilled ink on clothes should be treated immediately. If wet, press with blotting paper, rub fresh tomato juice in a circular motion from edge to center, let sit a few minutes, then wash as usual. If traces remain, repeat the process.
The main components are wind supply, pipe work, and action. Wind comes from bellows pumping air into wind boxes that support the pipes. Air admission creates sounds. Large organs can have thousands of pipes up to 350 feet tall, with display pipes often being only a small portion or even dummy pipes.
Virginia Brown, six, started school and answered questions with gusto. Asked for her father's first name she said Mr Brown. The teacher pressed, asking for the daddy's first name, and Virginia fretted she did not know. Then she revealed her mother calls him Dear, a nickname she understands.
The inland canals of Holland are almost as populated as China’s waterways. Thousands of Dutch families live and die on canal boats. Barges carry freight at the bow while the owner and family reside in the stern. Winter freezes boats in place. summer sees constant movement.
Florence Mack visits Homesville near Columbus while Mrs Wilbert Mack and son Warren return from Shelocta. Various locals travel to Windber Johnstown Camp Harmony and Hooversville for visits and speaking engagements. A planned long tour through Chicago Northwest Alaska Canada includes many stops and lasts about four weeks.
Dr Ray Alexander and daughter Miss Margaret Alexander of Bolivar left Sunday for West Baden Springs Indiana for a vacation. Several townspeople were out visiting and shopping with notes of callers and travelers throughout the week. A visiting film star comments she rides horses and is fond of them, reflecting casual local chatter.
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