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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
3
A staged battle ends with Ned Wagatal faking death to test Belle Hartaway’s reaction. Belle discovers him alive after a prank by Billy and Drummond as the two ponder the soldier’s afterglow and the limits of their deception.
A father recounts a Bible tale told by a teacher about a sparrow atop a housetop and a breakfast feeding puppy. The sparrow and later companions visit daily, sharing crumbs then returning home, teaching that animals appreciate kindness. The story ends with reflections from Im and Evelyn after Sunday school.
A front page card on dependableness as a business virtue and the law of seeing. It argues that reliability builds credit and character, urging parents to raise dependable children while contrasting optimistic and cynical worldviews and noting examples of everyday delays and excuses.
A humorous diner exchange features a waiter and patron arguing over a boiled egg with a chicken inside. The punchline: the waiter bills 80 cents for the foiled chicken, turning a simple meal into a comic mischarge.
A professor asks a recruiter about suitable traits for a new hire. The caller suggests a football player or mandolin expert as candidates, prompting a concise exchange about requirements. The dialogue centers on finding a worthy graduate with specific skills.
The piece urges abundant fresh air in sickrooms, arguing air pervades nature and is free to all. It notes the sick need fresh air more than the walls and critiques keeping windows closed. It promotes opening windows to provide continuous ventilation for healing.
Notices describe free checks issued by the Pirot National Bank of Indi ana and state checks function as receipts for settlements. The excerpt also mentions muslin trespass notices sold at 6 for 25 cents, advertised as durable against wind and weather. The remainder appears garbled and unreadable.
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