14 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
1
Meredith battles temptation to wear two gowns bought on approval while Elmer hosts Mr. Sanders at their home. The night unravels as a torn lace dress reveals two nineteen ninety eight gowns on approval, testing trust and marital honesty.
May birthstone is the emerald, treasured since antiquity. Ancient miners prized emeralds as jewels for Alexander the Great Cleopatra and royals across Europe. Spanish explorers later found vast Andes mines, with Muzo near Bogota now identified as a major source, noting emeralds’ reputed eyesight benefits.
An article cites U S Commerce data showing average citizens consume about 122 loaves of bread and 160.6 pounds of flour yearly, plus per capita dairy intake of 4.5 pounds cheese and 17.92 pounds butter. It notes coffee imported from 56 countries, chiefly Colombia, totaling roughly 1.5 billion pounds shipped to U S ports, equating to over 12 cups per person.
The plan to link Venezuela Colombia and Ecuador via an international highway nears completion with an August 7 1933 opening ceremony at Paramo del Almozadero Colombia. The event will unveil a monument by Venezuela and Colombia and celebrate friendship while uniting Caracas Bogota and Quito commercially. Signor Gazzera the Italian minister to Colombia is the first to drive over the unfinished section 18 500 feet high, showcasing the highway’s progress.
A brief notes Colombia’s coffee dominance in South America, highlighting its status as a leading producer with nearly 1,000 coffee trees per mile of territory while Brazil and Venezuela follow. It references United States Commerce Department figures on tree density and national production by a large workforce, contrasting with Russia in global metal output.
Robingon and family from Johnstown visited the Walbecks while Mrs. Mack visited her Brushyalley aunt. Francis Bush at Fort Mead Md, a Bolivar high school graduate. Various church services, road work progress, illnesses, and community visits detailed.
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