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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
4
Department stores in large cities enlist home demonstration agents to instruct customers and employees on food conservation. Demonstrations, literature, and exhibits are set up in rooms or booths with war cookery and recipes. Wheat substitutes are featured with purchases supported by usage guidance. Glasses for employees after hours are arranged.
Corporal Joseph Cohen of New York and his platoon lay under heavy shell fire in shallow trenches. A lieutenant ordered them to stay under cover. Cohen raised his head and quipped about the price of shells, noting how much of the enemy's money was being wasted while wondering why they could not spend it instead.
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce urges county and township residents to act through their supervisors to adopt improved road construction. It promotes a primary system with maintenance largely funded by the counties, featuring concrete and brick roads. Also notes seed oats and wheat middlings availability from CLAM, RIM & CO. Indiana, Pa March 1919.
A fragmented narrative threads a young woman Meredith and Doctor Noble as they spar over love and money tied to her great aunt Ann and a planned marriage. The scene shifts to an obituary and local notices noting a death in 1919, a grange pie social, and a public sale of Indiana real estate with fertilizer arrivals slated for March.
The United States designates 82 800 acres around Mount Lassen and Cinder Cone in California as Lassen Volcanic National Park. The area includes Devil's Hot Springs, Bunnypuss and Morgan hot springs, seven ice formations, volcanic glass, trout streams, forests, and ice caves. A visitor may hike horseback to viewpoints and access lodge-like facilities.
In Memoriam lines honor John Gilbert Clawson who died in France on January 19, 1919 from pneumonia at age 27. The poem recalls bravery and sacrifice for freedom and faith, while urging comfort and reunion on the heavenly shore with imagery of a golden harp and peaceful sleep.
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