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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1904

Page

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Jothams Visionin a Political Convention Sermon

A Los Angeles preacher uses the Jotham parable of the trees to warn that infidels and atheists seek to drive God from public life. He notes national party conventions shaping the 1892 campaign, denounces free thought, and urges vigilance against conspirators who would crown the bramble as king. Continued on Page 7.

Los Angeles Phen Republican Party Chicago United States Democratic Party St. Louis Prohibition Party Labor Party America Ic Jotham Shechem Jotham Mount Gerisin Boury Hhal Valley of Shethem Yonder Cone Brauhde Leet Agron Unite Scues Clement Jothanea Villey Steehermiod Hla Tod Ano Ertys Stite Moses Joshua David Shakespeare Burna Walter Scott Goethe Victor Hugo Jesus Christ Mohammed Marchy Voltaire Pars Garfield William McKinley Menalag Therry Ike Spartans Atheis Frew Wiol Jothaiy

Two Views of One Lecture in Washington and Boston

Two observers describe divergent reactions to the same lecture delivered in Washington and Boston. In Washington the audience approved, while in Boston the reception was largely disapproving, reflecting differing local sentiments and the speaker’s challenged stance. A Washington Post item notes the ease of proceeding amid approval. a Boston paper records widespread disagreement.

Washington Boston Bishop Brown Arkansas Arkansas Gazette

A La Carte Dining Car Service on The Pennsylvania Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a la carte dining on several popular trains for breakfast and luncheon. Breakfast available on the Federal Express Philadelphia to Washington at 6:35 a.m. daily and on the Great Lakes and Cincinnati Express New York to Pittsburgh at 8:25 p.m. daily. Luncheon served on trains Philadelphia to New York at 11:00 a.m. weekdays and 12:35 p.m. Sundays. 2:00 p.m. weekdays on other trains. New York to Philadelphia at 12:53 p.m. weekdays. Pittsburgh to Philadelphia at 12:01 p.m. daily. coach section of New York to Pittsburgh at 1:54 p.m. daily. Manhattan Limited from Pittsburgh to New York offers breakfast and luncheon at 6:35 a.m. daily. All dinners on Pennsylvania dining cars and other meals not listed are table d hote. Homes Wanted The Catholic Home Bureau seeks Catholic families to adopt or foster orphan children under 12 years old. Send inquiries to Catholic Home Bureau 105 East Twenty second Street New York NY.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Iis Philadelphia Washington Glovaland and Cincinnati New York Pittsburg West Manhattan Limited Pennsylvania Railroad Catholic Home Bureau East ‘Twenty-Second Street N.Y

Local school counting temp details announced

On Friday July 20 in Lletolack, officials will receive all ale and dial khadting for the counting temp of schoul. KD, SIMPRON, Secretary, stated the process and timing.

Whicklick Township Fergison selGullonse Per Noni Gecel Cular Lletolack Prin Burret Bipekuck John Sprwalt Prowidant

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