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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
3
A portable colony hen house designed by Michigan Experiment Station aims to aid brooding and summer range rearing. The 7½ by 12 foot structure rests on runners, uses movable fixtures and movable windows, and emphasizes ventilation, dry location, and efficient use of space to reduce yarding needs.
An Indiana inventor introduces a metal collapsible chicken coop that assembles in a minute and stores flat. A revolving front plate with three holes controls entry and exit, using a screened opening for the door and a large central outlet for free egress.
Mrs Morse pursues a sold house through a new agent while sharing a playful bargain with her husband. A rumor of sale spurs a trip to the old house where the for sale sign has vanished. A misinterpreted note leads to a comic, unresolved outcome and a vow to order a lavalier.
In Chicago Daily News a man named Brill battles a small yet terrifying fuzzy white dog that shadows his walk. He frets against the creature’s silent persistence, considers calling a policeman, and encounters a young woman defending her dog as Brill realizes the animal is muzzled.
Amid military circles in Germany anger rises over a Hardenberg Street Landwehr officers dinner featuring a champagne dance. Prince Estel Friedrich reportedly performed a risqué stage act and disrobed, drawing indignation from seniors and amusement from privates who served as ticket takers and doorkeepers.
A brief quip notes a local character who bragged of staying in business until a sheriff intervened and silenced him. The tongue in cheek line frames a small town anecdote about persistence and consequence.
A fragment recalls a Civil War era officer’s awkward schooling and jokes about reciting rhymes. The remark references a child’s phrase and a later shift to solemn lessons as the speaker grows.
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