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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
10
The report details terrace farming in eastern Andes valleys from 5,000 to 11,000 feet, with rivers leveled and soils deepened for maize. Foot plows with paired teamwork and sod breaking enable potato cultivation up to 14,000 feet, while high altitude varieties exhibit unique flavors and drought resistance.
A passenger recalls abroad misgivings on a crowded train as a stranger fixates on luggage and person. The Chicago Tribune notes a Seattle automobile show highlight a tire made from Pacific coast whale hide and shark skin promising low cost production and inexhaustible supply.
Readers note a fashion shift as the leisure class favors sandals for morning wear with intimate garments, signaling a trend in casual attire and comfort. The snippet suggests a broader cultural move toward relaxed dress codes and self-expression through footwear.
Josephine residents report Elmer Lockhart funeral at Blairsville on Thursday attended by Mr and Mrs Marry Rager and Mr and Mrs Martin Rager. Others note two month Michigan visit by Mrs H G Smith and daughter, Norman Ray and wife on extended relatives visit, Ward Parks and family back after two weeks with friends in the county, and Postmaster W Sleimbach on two weeks vacation near Williamsport fishing. Josephine ball team lost 4 to 2 at Graceton. Sherman Prader body shipped to Whitehouse Ky after death in car crash near Dinaville on July 5.
W Groswald of Neflwood visited Ben Pearlman on Sunday. R J Laney of Lovejoy and family called in town on Saturday. Dennis Butterbaugh injured his leg in the mines on Thursday morning. Mrs Telford Barr visiting relatives in Dlipsy. Mrs Dick Mvans of Bhoenabureg visited her daughter Mia. John Ion a few days last week.
Mrs Carolan George and son and Mrs tort George of Olivet offended the son of the former W M George of Pittsburgh who was killed in a railroad accident last week. Miss Mable Gunmitusham stayed at home after visiting her sister Mrs Edna King near Leechburg. W M II of Saltsburg visited in our alley. Mr and Mrs George King of near Leechburg with Kerrs brother-in-law and sister Lester Peters and family drove to Brackenridge Sunday to visit their parents Mr and Mrs John Cunningham. Harry Himes was a caller in McIntire recently. Wm Reed of Vandergrift visits his grandfather W W Couch.
Walter Mumau and family are visiting at Latrobe. Mrs Garmi Ixelly and daughter Elizabeth of Blairsville, who had been guest of sister Mrs Tad McQuown, has returned home. Ada McQuown of Clymer visited relatives here. Elmer Trimble and Grace Webster visited Earl Reichmiller on Sunday.
Gibson Claric Co of Indiana Pa advertises a 60 day sale on the New Idea manure spreader models at reduced prices. Limited stock periods and contact details are implied for purchasers seeking farm equipment savings.
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