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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
2
A health official cautions vacationers to balance fun with health. Excess sun exposure, little sleep, overeating, and high activity can deplete vitality. Adults should plan to avoid devitalizing habits while still enjoying the two week break. The piece cites risks from sunburn, overlong beach time, restless nights, and overeating, urging moderation for both body and mind.
The Ritz Theatre screens Barbara Stanwyck in Baby Face today and Thursday. Also featured is Arizona to Broadway with Lucile Porcet and Joan Bennett, plus Heroes for Sale and The Mayor of Hell in coming days, highlighting social themes and real breadline inspiration.
The Chicago World’s Fair Century of Progress reports 4,421,956.40 dollars in concessions revenue during the first six weeks, after admission tickets, with 3,961,927 general tickets sold through July 7. George D McCaffrey notes average spend per ticket exceeded 1.12 dollars.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat outlines how eye shape signals temperament. Deep-set eyes imply intensity and analytical grasp, prominent eyes suggest feeling and perception, while eyes lacking emotion indicate deficiency. In women, eye shapes linked to strong maternal instincts.
The piece argues that fixing enforcement requires stronger law officers, not merely remaking statutes. It says police pay and tenure should improve, prosecutors rise from politics, and the judiciary grow in strength and independence, with public focus on the people enforcing the law rather than the rules themselves.
Miss A Gertrude Markey resigns from duties with the Mother's Assistance Fund here to pursue further study in modern welfare methods in New York City. She has been connected with local welfare work for five years.
The name Jayhawker originated in Kansas during the slavery contest before the Civil War. Bands of both sides waged guerrilla war with raids on farms and horse theft, with border ruffians and free soil men trading barbed labels. The term Jayhawker likely derives from Jay Hawk, a fierce bird known for killing, and Kansans have humorously been nicknamed Jayhawkers, with Kansas called the Jayhawk state.
A lumberjack fells trees and prepares timber for mills from forest chopping to log delivery. He may cut forest roads or build railways where logs cannot float. Requires timber judgment, precise board measure, strong endurance for long hours and extreme cold in northern districts.
The modern automobile arose with the gasoline internal combustion engine. Carl Benz of Mannheim built early gasoline vehicles in 1885 1886 though as bicycles or motorcycles. Panhard and Levassor later bought French rights and produced gasoline motor cars. Some authorities say Siegfried Marcus built a four wheeled vehicle powered by an engine in 1874.
A historical piece warns that thumb sucking pacifiers and poor nutrition can deform jaw structure and produce unattractive faces. It stresses normal occlusion and proper nutrition for mother and child, urging dental supervision and daily mouth care to prevent malformations. It ends with a brief aside about King George's weight loss and the British pound.
iB F Hildebrand of Armagh and Fred McKendrick of Ebensburg leased flying rights at Indiana Airport from the Hamilton Bros. who continue to operate the gas station and eating stand at the local flying field.
Financial statement for West Mahoning Township Inlang Co Pa for year ending July 5 1933 shows valuation 4482.00 tax levy 6 55702 per capita tax 5.00 additions penalties liens current expenses instruction transportation maintenance fixed charges debt service and 10 percent bid cash requirements. Master reserves right to adjourn sale to achieve best bid. Vernon Pretchman Master. July 12 188 tte Edwin M Clark Attorney administrator notices follow.
In Indiana County the Orphans Court orders the sale of 827 South Eleventh Street, Indiana Borough. Administrator TAMPS M. BAROUAY will offer the premises at public sale August 15, 1933, at 7:00 p.m. A ten percent deposit is due at bidding and the balance in cash on delivery of the deed.
Answers Magazine credits Yarmouth as the world’s greatest herring port and a top holiday resort after Charles Dickens popularized the town in connection with his novels. It claims Dickens named Peggotty and praised Yarmouth as “the finest place in the universe.”
J L Amond of Penn Run Pennsylvania seeks a certificate of public convenience to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier for construction and maintenance materials and farm products within Indiana County and surrounding areas. Hearings set for Friday August 4 at City-County Building Pittsburgh time 8:30 A.M. Standards. Additional details include routes from railroad terminals supply warehouses to points within a 413 mile radius and other property shipments.
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