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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1930

Page

9

Four Escorts and a Wallrus: Helen’s Prom Night

Helen Proctor faces a social scramble as four escorts vie for her attention at a junior college women’s prom. Harold Granger, Walter Drew, Ned Stevens, and Tom’s friend Bob King converge, each with hidden motives, ending with Bob’s sudden love and a resolved, chaotic romance behind the scenes.

Daisy McNair Helen Proctor Tilden College Helen Harold Granger Harold Walter Drew Walter Ned Stevens Ned Daisy Bob King Tom Bob The Blue Heron Blue Aeron Eelen Lato

Canada Finds Gold in Fish Off Atlantic and Pacific Coasts

Canada reports gold in fish caught off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The year 1929 total catch weighed 1,024,221,000 pounds with a value of $26,170,350.

Canada Canafla Atlantic and Pacific Ocean

Oster Merely Jocular in Famous Suggestion

Sir William Oster born Bond Head Ontario July 12 1849 died Oxford England December 29 1919. Educated Trinity Toronto McGill Montreal studied medicine in London Leipsic Vienna. From 1889 to 1904 he was professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University. He joked about stopping work at age 60 and Trollope’s idea of college and chloroform.

Oster Sir William Oster Bondhead Ontario Canada Oxford England Trinity College Toronto McGill University Montreal London Leipsig Vienna He S Johna Hopkins’ University Baltimore Anthony Trollope

Mementoes of Watt Revealed in South Kensington Museum

James Watt’s garret workshop, housed in his Birmingham home and shut for thirty years after his death, is preserved in the Science Museum at South Kensington. A 1858 pamphlet recounts the opening, with ashes in the grate and coal in the scuttle. Minerals, chemicals, and dusty remnants reflect Watt’s pursuits and the passage of time.

James Watt Greenock Scotland Birmingham England Science Museum South Kensington Watt Samuel Smiles

Mathematical Dog Story From Islington

Dr William Moodie recounts a retriever that could perform arithmetic for the National Council for Mental Hygiene. The dog barked the correct number of times to answers such as square root of nine and sums like two plus three, with observers unsure of any signal from the master.

William Moodie Islington England National Council For Mental Hygiene Doctor Moodie

California condor bones found in distant cavern

Evidence shows the California condor ranged far east of its current habitat. In Conkling cavern, New Mexico, about 100 bird bones were recovered, including a California condor identified by Dr. Hildegarde Howard of the Los Angeles Museum.

California Conkling Cavern N. M Hildegrade Howard Los Angeles Museum

Victory Four Year Old Adapts Speech To Handkerchief

Young Dorothy, four, struggles with English, favoring a simpler word. During a social gathering she insists on saying hankerfish when discussing the item, declaring she will not say me anymore and will speak like an adult.

Dorothy

Access to Library of Congress Books Limited to Officials

The general public cannot draw books from the Library of Congress. Privilege is limited to congressmen, public office holders and select researchers. Interlibrary loans allow access via the borrower’s public library, with consultation only on site.

Library of Congress

Proverbs Considered Reflects Speech From Country and Town

In Ernest Weekly's Atlantic Monthly essay, Proverbs Considered, the old countrybred speech is praised for its substance while the young urban talk is criticized as thin and full of cheap cinema slang. The piece cites Lord Chesterfield's view that a national proverb clashes with breeding, and notes the speaker's sleep in a grave.

Lord Chesterfield Ernest Weekly Atlantic Monthly

The Salem Witchcraft Delusion and Its Origins

An account of the Salem witchcraft episode tracing its origins to Puritan fears, the 1692 trials, and the three women blamed for the girls strange behavior. It notes the lack of fair defense, the mass hysteria, and the eventual realization of the delusion’s baselessness.

Massachusetts Samuel Parris Elizabeth Abigail Williams England Tituba Goody Osborn Sarah Grand Griggs Satan Salem Wheeler Syndicate

Penitent Returns Stolen Goose After Priest Refusal

A dialogue recalls Balzac style humor as a penitent admits stealing a farm goose. The priest directs restitution, but the thief offers the bird to the owner who refuses. The tale ends with the penitent keeping the goose, as the priest had advised. Hummel, Hamburg.

Balzac Penitent Hummel Hamburg

Storms Reach High But Stick Low in Air Show Sky Span

Recent meteorological notes indicate storms disturb only the denser air within seven miles of the earth. The storm tops seldom exceed half a mile, allowing many aircraft to pass above or through. Storms can span up to a thousand square miles in width, with sprawling, dangerous outbreaks.

Local social notes from Washington Township Indiana

Washington Township residents and visitors are listed with kinfolk visits and church attendance. Several names appear including Byron Frick, Paul McIntire, Josiah Fisher, Margaret Crooks, Hellen Rankin, and J A Fisher among others. Josiah Fisher suffered a wagon accident last Monday when a team spooked by Mr Boyer caused the front wheel to run over his right leg and ankle.

Byron Frick Indiana Paul McIntire Sagamore Howard McCausland Josiah Fisher J. &. Bilystone and Sons Roy Glenn Margaret Crooks B. H. Fitzgerald Nettle Fitzgerald M. J. Boyer Walter Harman Sara and Ethel J. A. Fisher J. B. Orr Mr. Boyer Mr. Fisher Carl Miter J. 5. Blystone

Rochester Mills Social Notes Dated Week

Rochester Mills, Mr and Mrs Ira Drummond of Johnstown were town callers during the week. Mr and Mrs Philip McClain of Ernest visited with Mrs Margret Gray. Mrs C W Warner of Punxsutawney stayed with relatives. Mr and Mrs C C Moore of Glen Campbell and Mr and Mrs Evrette Moore of Indiana visited their parents Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Galentine welcomed a son on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carnahan of Indiana spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs T M Gilparrie. Mr and Mrs Lisle Elder and family spent Saturday in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Ivan Miller and son Rouwland of Indiana spent Friday with Lisle Elder. Wayne Elder visits aunt Mrs Ira Drummond in Johnstown for a few weeks. Some detours not paved with good intentions. Florente Meruld.

Bernice Miller Indiana Bryan Miller J. N. Frick Ruth Near Atwood Leroy Bush Edna Hamilton Ambrose J. A. Park Josiah Pisher Lutheran Church At Harmony Grove Lutheran Church Florence Park WA. Fisher Dayton M. J. Raver Clete. Fisher J. A. Fisher Joly Russell Joel Fisher Mira Ralph Pragh Bryan Orr Ira Drummond Johnstown Philip McClain Ernest Margret Gray C. W. Warner Punxsutawney C. C. Moore Glen Campbell Everette Moore Charlie Galentine Carnahan T. M. Gilparrie Ivan Miller Rouwland Lisle Eler Wayne Elder Florente Meruld

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