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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
8
In a sunlit pink house by the sea Nora, once bound by illness, chooses life with Angus the sailor across a quiet shoreline. He offers the house, not a mere rented refuge, and she accepts, confessing a lasting bond beyond years.
Bela Chatr reports experimental ramie cultivation near Los Angeles with a potential yield of over 1500 pounds of ramie fiber per acre. Ramie fibers are stronger and silk-like but require removing sticky gum and face sorting challenges for machine spinning, with degumming machines needing plant material transported to factories to avoid gum hardening.
A concise guide lists that one tablespoon butter yields one ounce, one tablespoon granulated sugar yields one ounce, one heaping tablespoon powdered sugar yields one ounce, and one tablespoon flour yields half an ounce. It also notes five nutmegs per ounce, two tablespoons ground spice per ounce, one pint granulated sugar per pound, one pint packed chopped meat per pound, one cup rice per half pound, and one cup stemmed raisins or cleaned currants per six ounces.
A June 23 lesson outlines Christian missions from Acts 1 6 8 and Mark 16 16, emphasizing the missionary mandate of Israel the church and Paul. It traces Abrahamic blessing to all nations, the apostolic commission, the spread to Europe, and Paul before Agrippa with conversion and obedience to the divine call.
A reflective note on chasing dreams. It suggests gold at journey’s end may be found along the way, as several men possess the vision to lay down pots of gold for others to pursue.
The text posits that life ends with true happiness and that intelligence must identify happiness conditions. the wise then live by them. It presents a philosophical view on life’s aim and the role of intelligence in aligning existence with perceived happiness.
Mr and Mrs Blair George and son visited the R W George home as did Mrs Robert Harmon of Berkeley Cal Mrs Sade Armstrong spent time in the Heber George home In this section many local visitors and callers are listed including the Clawsons Weaver Smith and Fulton families plus a note on the German birth rate rising to 17 6 per thousand in 1934 from 10 9 in 1933.
Miss Dorothy Dean Ellenberger of Dayton visits Isabel Barrett this week. Mrs. Mary Barnette and son Fred visit Mr. and Mrs. Duff Barnett in Livermore. Dwight Gahagan and family of Dora spend weekend with his mother Mrs. Clark Kerr. William Schwartz and family of Glenshaw call on W. Barrett. Leroy Barrett and family visit Apollo and Leechburg last week. Mrs. Homer Condron and children visit Howard Condron’s of North Point. A. M. Barrett and family visit their son Robert in Leechburg after visiting Arthur Gahagan for weeks, then return to Tarentum.
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