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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1914

Page

2

Tooth Talk and Caring for Children's Teeth

A health article urges early and consistent dental care for children and adults. It emphasizes cleaning teeth twice daily, the link between gum and body health, and how decay affects digestion and wellbeing. It cites the value of a bright smile and references the Breaking Home Ties program by the State Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association aiding displaced youths.

Keystone State Young Men’s Christian Association Jerry E. Kimmel Elderton James Camp Cherry Tree Fred W. Henry Lovejoy State Young Men's Christian Association Calder Harrisburg

Peculiar railroad accident near Hamill on B. & P. line

A double header of empty cars derailed after a rear tender wheel came loose between Savann and Hamill last week. Both wheels left the rails, the train ran two miles before crossing north of Hamill station, and the crew found broken bolts on all side plates. Trackwalker reported widespread bolt damage. two days were needed to replace them.

Savan Hamill Marion Center

Madigan Co to Build Three Story Apartment on Church Street

Mrs. D H Tomb of Church street awards Madigan & Co the contract to erect a three story apartment house at the rear of her lot facing Carpenter avenue. The Heht brick building will house three families and be modern throughout, with completion expected by August.

Wilt Vadly D. H. Tomb Church Street Madigan & Co Carpenter Avenue

New Orchard Service Aims at Complete Pennsylvania Fruit Study

The Pennsylvania Division of Zoology plans an extensive orchard survey led by Prof. H A Surface to record tree counts by age and variety, yields, bloom and spray dates, and pest and disease exposure. The Individual Orchard Service will extend to all growers, ensuring impartial access while detailing varieties, management, and past yields.

Pennsylvania Division of Zoology Department of Agriculture H. A. Surface State Apologiat Harrisburg Inspectora San Jose Economic Zoologist

Sickness and social notes from Marion Center

Mrs. Frank Bryan and Mrs. William Stimson are on the sick list. Mrs. Annie M. Brown visits friends in Pittsburg. Miss Irene Thompson spent the weekend with Heilwood friends. Harry Short and daughter Lucy, and Irvin Kooser were Indiana visitors. Ben Furman was at McIntyre Thursday. Mrs G Prothero and children have returned home after three months here. The Marion Center first and second basketball teams were defeated by the Home teams last Wednesday night, 21 to 16 and 10 to 18.

Frank Bryan William Stimson Annie M. Brown Pittsburg Irene Thompson Heilwood Harry Short Lucy Irvin Kooser Indiana Ben Furman McIntyre G. Prothero Marion Center

Progress Club List subscription rates and club offers

The Indiana Progress announces a subscription program offering reduced rates when combined with leading daily weekly and farm papers. Rates vary by partner newspaper with discounts for Progress subscribers paid in advance. Address orders to the Subscriptions Department Indiana Pa.

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Man Warns Public Over Wife Absence Notice

J M Wells of Nossinoyne Pennsylvania warns public that he will not be responsible for any loss of his wife Mary Ann Wells contract after she left his bed and board without just cause dated March 4 1914 itp.

Mary Ann Wells J. M. Wells Nossinoyne

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