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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
6
Olive and Larry quarrel over a precious oriental brocade bag given by Lady Deane. Olive loses the bag in a fight with Larry, then retrieves it after jealousy and suspicion fade. Larry quietly returns the bag and the couple reconcile, unsure what caused the bag to sound.
Sennacherib, son of Sargon and commander under Shalmaneser, seized the throne after Shalmaneser’s death and displaced the infant Ninipituya. He became a renowned yet cruel ruler, with a possible link to glass invention and notable for conquering Babylon.
Dr. Samuel O. Pruitt of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society explains that the tuberculin skin test reveals infection in children, guiding education and treatment to prevent disease. A positive result prompts X rays. negatives help rule out tuberculosis as a symptom source. The emphasis is on school-age screening and early diagnosis campaigns.
Six hundred six senior medical students in Pennsylvania received a tuberculosis textbook titled Childhood Type of Tuberculosis as part of the sixth annual Early Diagnosis Campaign. The manual, supplied with cooperation from the National Tuberculosis Association and the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society, lists authors Dr. Eugene L. Opie Dr. Henry D. Chadwick Dr. F Maurice McPhedran and Dr. Joseph D. Aronson.
A long list of social visits and callers from Cherry Run Apollo Elderton Vandergrift and nearby towns. Neighbors and relatives visit, with church services announced for Mt Zion M B church on June 26. Includes remarks on road work slagging and several families visiting in Indiana Blairsville and Pittsburgh areas.
Mrs John Alteriug and Anna Margaret return from Pittsburgh visits Mrs John Marshall of Pittsburgh visits Lula Coup Geo Hess on sick list not improving Mrs Mary Douglass returns from New Florence after time with daughter Mrs Jas Galbreath Dr Reiter and wife new home here Rev Martin delivers first sermon Sunday community chorus showers Miss Martha McCrea Monday Mr and Mrs Crea Boyer Indiana visit Mrs Flor Roser Mr and Mrs Leroy Cunningham of Pittsburgh visiting here Mr and Mrs John Empfield visit daughter Mrs Sam Mack of Dilltown Sunday stay.
Residents in Mount Tabor and surrounding areas visited family and attended a funeral for Arthur Marsh. Names include Mrs. J F Laentenfelg Mrs Sarah Marsh Mrs John Smith Mr Snyder Mrs Henry Kim Mrs Clarence Warner Mr and Mrs Harry Lewis McKeesport Ellen Stock Greensburg Clyde Greensburg Kimmel Ainstead W C Lichtenfels Manerva Brantlinger and J T Marsh. A hair tonic dispute ends with a quip about babies born without hair. A humorous exchange features Billy Cold Cash and his father debating using his daughter.
A roundup of local movements and greetings includes Mrs. Charles Steffey returning from California, John Rosenberger visiting family, Harmon school reunion, Leonard Clark’s Indiana trip, August Zamboni visiting Newark, revival services by Rev. Wade Patrick, and various townspeople hosting or visiting relatives and friends, with a closing quip about money.
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