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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1926
Page
11
Men trudging through November mud near the Meuse, last light fading, receive whispers that the war has ended. A rider shouts “Guerre fini,” but they doubt until Pershing’s orders arrive and an army notice confirms hostilities cease on November 11, ending the fighting.
A brisk travelogue recalls a 200 mile family drive chasing impressions of travel. Scenes of police disguised as tourists and sunsets fill the ride, while trophies include grass baskets and glass balls. The piece ends with a cynical remark about nations collecting keepsakes.
A Paris chamber of commerce report by Andre Daudet outlines adopting American sales methods for France. It recommends practical courses for girls to become proficient saleswomen and training women to be superintendents who can reorganize commercial house sales systems and instruct staff in new methods.
A Detroit News item quotes a Grand River avenue meat market proprietor denying goose livers as a major sausage ingredient. He asserts a goose over weighs only ounces and that liver sausages are about 90 percent pork with minimal liver for flavor, noting only rare goose liver fragments might appear.
A brief note recalls three year old Betty and her sister Dorothy returning from the grocery. Upon arriving home Betty goes inside while Dorothy finishes fastening the gate outside. Their mother asks where Dorothy is and Betty replies she is outside buttoning up the gate.
A concise, reflective note on self-respect urging a man to keep a clean conscience and speak honestly to all. The excerpt frames dignity as facing others openly, without looking down on anyone or seeking deference. It underscores integrity as the basis for candidly expressing true opinions.
Mrs Hatty Hice and son Billie of Punxsutawney visited Rochester Mills friends. The W C T U met at Annie Richardson's home. Rev Clarrie and family conduct a revival at the Cloe Methodist church and Clarrie will preach at Rochester Mills Methodist Sunday night. Several locals visited Punxsutawney and Indiana. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Lewis Dapp. Joe Pierce remains in Punxsutawney hospital improving.
Paul Elrick and family from Vandergrift spent the Sabbath with his mother Mrs Carrie Erick. Carrie Elrick travels to Columbia hospital Wilkinsburg Monday for an operation. She is accompanied by daughters Mrs Merch Fulton and Miss Olive Hilrick. Mrs Charles Hart of Derry visits Mary Hazlett as Murray Clark aids. Tillie McPhilimy of Stickville joined the Friday to Sabbath home visit.
Mr and Mrs George Leydick and baby Clinton Salinburg spent Sabbath at Mrs Leydies mother Mrs Minta McPhilimy. Miss Myrtle Hollintaigh returned home after a period away. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hayes visited friends near Blairsville. Mrs Elizabeth Anderson spent a day at the county seat. S M Cunningham visited his daughter Mrs Mabion Horrel of Punxsutawney. Misses Matle and Wichel Ande spent a day with Mr Elizabetherson. Carl Young of Indiana 10Phh was here Saturday installing radios in the home of T S Ashbaugh and Martin tilts ferty.
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