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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
2
An orphaned 16 year old cooks for 17 men at Jim Austin's camp near Nowhere. He foils an arsonist ambush, subdues a gunman, and learns he will return to school while remaining employed in the office. Jim Wyant pledges support and future schooling.
A dialogue hints at sharing a house with a roommate. One character fears an uncongenial outsider, then proposes advertising for a roommate who can play bridge to fit in. The exchange underscores social etiquette and practical living arrangements.
In a Chicago Daily News excerpt a mother frets over teacher Miss Etterick who pressures Frederick and Evangeline about arithmetic and study. The speaker defends her son, criticizes the teacher, and urges action to protect Frederick’s nerves and future.
Rabbits unearthed jewelry and watches stolen from a Dimboola store in Australia. Burglars hid the loot in a hollow log used as a makeshift bank. While two young farmers chased rabbits, the log was disturbed and the treasure was recovered.
A reprinted snippet from Ainstee's Magazine notes Giz as self aware and Humperdinck playful about his career. The comic line on plant power shows a humorous progression from Beethoven to Schubert to Lortzing and finally Humperdinck. It ends with a wink at identity and restraint.
A clergyman at a church supper is interrupted by a visitor asking for trousers that would fit. The tall, imposing man explains he wants a pair to wear while listening to the preacher, prompting a mix of confusion and humor in the vicarage setting.
John M. Leech attorney notes an Orphans Court action in Indiana County for reconfirmation of private sale of several undivided interests in Conemaugh township land. Sums paid include 50 to 2,383 1 3 dollars for allotments and fractional interests sold to Conemaugh Coal Company and others, with hearings set for February 6, 1514, at 10:00 AM.
John H. Pierce attorney announces letters of administration on Twabella Means estate of Indiana bors deceased. Claims against the estate must be presented authenticated for settlement and the indebted must pay promptly. Indiana Pa February 4 1914. Time and season quote closes the notice.
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