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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1889

Page

7

Missing bonnet mystery ends in comic home reveal

Mrs Prindle travels home from Hutchinville after losing a velvet bonnet on a boat trip. A mistaken belief the bandbox was stolen drives worry until she discovers Bridget alone moved the ship box, which turns out to be her own lunch box. Jack retrieves the bonnet and they return to breakfast amid light humor.

Hutchinville Madame le Grande Acess Jack Hiutkis Tyrus Lex Ace Priedica Wildrind Alealy Anc Asty Tom Mrs. Prindle Jak Ike Bonnet Madame le Grade’s Mr. Zed Prindle Alout Bridget Phebe

Quaint and Curious Tidbits From a Bygone Era

A collage of odd facts and curiosities from history. Items include a windmill thanks to the Saracens, a New York mail route claimed to halve a 230 mile journey, and a boyhood stone throw at Rappahannock. Notes on Shakespeare, Washington, Washington, and the Mentz Bible illuminate cultural trivia.

Peculiarity of Clock Dials in New York Sun

A New York Sun report notes that most clocks use II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X for numerals, except the George Street Episcopal Church stone dial. Watchmakers say IV and VI resemble alive numbers at a glance, while others speculate left-handed viewers are affected. A yacht club story claims champagne bets on naming numerals. one man won with an old-fashioned watch.

Old Trinity St. Paul's George's Episcopal Church East Sixteenth Street IIT IIL American Yacht Club New York Sun

Green oats green food for hens in small yards

Mrs Charles explains a simple green food method for poultry. Place 80 ounces of oats in a shallow box with sand, keep shaded. oats sprout in days and a root mass forms within a week for hens to feed on. Two or three boxes can sustain weekly greens, more valuable than dry feed.

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A Japanese Woman Education and Fashion Notes

A Jacobin magazine style excerpt details a Japanese woman's education in etiquette and language, and describes a valued hair-lace ornament. It then surveys fashion notes on eye-glass use with tight gowns, and reports on Sorrento Florida ladies organizing street cleaning as Ladies Field Days. Fashion items include parasols, hats, lace toques, cloaks, silks, jewelry, and decorative buttons.

Heaven and Earth in Two Lines of Glory by F W Faber

Religious reading discusses light and shade as symbols of divine presence and mortality. It reflects on death as life’s shade and urges rail workers' spiritual outreach, urging practical sympathy and prayers to aid those in toil.

Heaven F. W. Faber

Charitable Duchess of Galliera and Christian duty

A December death of the Duchess of Galliera in Paris is noted for her vast wealth and benevolence, leaving millions in charity and a son who pursues academia. The article argues the Christian need for Christ and total possession by God, urging selfless use of wealth. It reflects on loss, Providence, and the anchor of hope in faith. It also cites Dr. Cuyler and themes of duty, sacrifice, and spiritual discipline.

Galliera Paris Christ Frederick Jesus Christ Hoe Jesus Summerfields McCheynn Dudley Tyng Jerusalem Cuyler Heavenly City Heavenly Sanctuary God

Whitechapel Victim Tale Sparks Temperance Debate

In a Presbyterian address John MacNeill recounted a letter from a woman warning about fermented wine at communion. The tale traced an inherited drink craving ending in ruin for a sister, her family, and a doomed marriage, likening it to Annie Chapman. A London paper noted the sister’s chilling confession amid a temperance discussion.

Whitechapel the Presbyterian John MacNeill Tabernacle Tota Somme Ladd Annie Chapman London Pell Mall

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