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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1911

Page

7

Elopement Reversal Sparks Family Drama at Inn

Mrs Dorset faces a tangle as Enid plans to elope with Ned Allen but confesses she loves no one yet. John Allen discovers his own love for Mrs Dorset, while Enid realizes she loves him, prompting a cautious, hopeful shift in their tangled romance at the Manor Inn.

Dorset Pier Yeats Fotty Set Mtd Bald—Seperune Deere Manor Inn Dimnda Enid Enid Dorset Binston Platorm Ned John Allen Ned Allen Alice Dorset Rong Hall Mrs. Porcet Alice Dorget Tiow Dald Mrs. Dorset Eid Ward Alke Jalid

Harold’s Broke Students Question Dance Plans

Fragmented lines show a Harvard student asked about attending a dance with his father replying. The student confirms interest but cites lack of fuel, indicating a constraint on going to the event in a wartime or scarcity context.

Harold Harvard

Aid Kaicker What books helped you most

Bodke The heat cellere 7 saved me by not reading.

Kaicker Bodke

Cloisters Alight American Imagination and French Gothic Theft

A discussion of cloisters as stunning art in Europe and a rumor of a famed French decorator possibly moving to America with plans to ship Gothic Cordeliers pieces to the United States. The piece notes extensive ornamentation on a Loire cathedral detator and the French press urging laws to halt sale or destruction of historically significant architectural works.

Hardpe America Monreale France Charnieu Loire Staiis

Chance visit uncovers forged ties in damage suit

In a New York supreme court damage case involving the Central Park North and East River Railway, a lawyer found a key witness lied about his record. Ralph Gillette recognized Thomas Seamon as a former convict and exposed him as fabricating testimony. Police checked other star witnesses and found two more ex convicts connected to the Amazon club. The jury awarded Louie Frisch $2,200.

Central Park, North & East River Railway Company New York Supreme Court Ralph Gillette Thomas Seamon Clent Seamon Gillette Louie Frisch Frisch Amazon Club New York Times

Cost of an egg sparks tariff query from farmers

Justice McKennan and Justice Lut ton of the supreme court were driving home with Senator McCumber. The talk turned to tariff revision based on production costs. McCumber, a farmer advocate, answered that egg cost depends on the wear and tear on the hen as the judge pressed for a precise figure.

Justice McKennan Justice Lutton Supreme Court of the United States Capitol McCumber North Dakota Justice McKenna Justice

Gander Replaces Dog As Weld County Pet Protector

Gander owned by Harry Wells of Gill stands in as a guard and watchdog in Weld county. The bird accompanies him to town and stays at home to protect chickens and crops, even warding off dogs with jealousy as Wells works fields. Correspondent reports from Gresley in the Denver Republican.

Weld Harry Wells Gill Wagot Wells Gresley Denver

Industrious Queen Reflects on Work and Needlework

A New Idea Woman's Magazine profile quotes a queenly figure who prefers to stay at home, reading new plays and book critiques with her secretary, while engaging in fine needlework for churches. She details starting with silk and embroidering in gold with precious stones, recalling medieval royal customs, and delights in watching others busy around her.

New Idea Woman'a Magazine

It Was So Cold The Air Fairly Crackled

A humorous exchange between editors and a new reporter about describing cold air. The veteran suggests a wind-break as a device to make the air seem to crack in print.

Bailter

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