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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1889

Page

7

The Blue Door and the Pastor’s Painted Woes

Rev Milo Milner returns to Simpson Terrace to find the blue door now green after Mrs Chipley and her daughters repaint for hospitality. A comic mix up leads Milner to eat lunch at the Dean home and later propose to Mrs Chipley, asking to restore the blue door as a wedding gesture.

Milo Milner Yaas Deacon Philpott Squire Simpeon John Vassar Lois Micken Belt Mr. Milner Arethusa Florida Simpson Terrace Equire Maud Marian Martin Dixeye Mamma Macd Joe Dean Joe Tom City Comppaey Moerias Yarg Mrs. Chipley Joe Francesca Dean Dean Chipley Ress Mila Sam Plumb Miss Maud Pastor Milner Francesca

Opium Addiction Blights Juzerat Villages

In many Juzerat villages Hin doos display the dull, sleepy gaze of opium eaters. A crude preparation uses opium on cotton, water, and a dirty hand to deliver a brown liquid. Opium addicts are unfit for work, with neglected fields and little appetite, while opium smugglers drive much province outlawry.

Juzerat Lindua Globe

General Harrison an Expert Carver in a Quiet Dinner

A Washington Star tale portrays President-elect Harrison as a capable carver who hosted guests at a modest boarding-house era dinner. Quail were plentiful for others, while his family largely dined on toast, a humorous detail noted by the hostess.

Harrison Senator Jones Senator Harrison Washington Star

A Workingman’s Tribute to Newspapers

A Albany Journal quotation from a workingman argues no one is too poor to read a paper. He credits subscribing with saving money, improving home life, and fostering instruction, noting sacrifices like quitting tobacco to cover the cost. The piece defends newspapers as a cheap, essential family investment.

Albany Journal

Rarest Black Fox Skin Fetches High Prices at Hudson's Bay Auction

The Youth's Companion reports that black fox fur, especially the pelage with a heavy cape-like fur around shoulders, commands 200 to 300 dollars at Hudson's Bay annual London sale and up to 500 dollars privately. It notes extreme rarity, with only a few specimens seen in North America and Siberia over decades.

Hudson's Bay Company London North America Asia Siberia York Factory Hudson's Bay

I Have Seen A Mother's Shame And Redemption

An old religious piece recounts a mother's sorrow as her son sinks into drunken ruin, followed by tales of alcohol as medicine and personal reform. It includes a Jersey City anecdote, notes on Paris green poison, and temperance reflections from Barnum and others.

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Christian Homes the Hope of the World

A devotional essay extols Christian homes as centers of life and progress urging that good homes nurture mind and conscience, align with Providence, and sustain mission work. It argues God guides life paths, shapes outcomes, and that providence explains varied fortunes from humble orphans to prospering individuals.

God Moleero Israel

Fragmented pleas and notices from a bygone issue

A jumble of excerpts notes a UK alkohol trend with rising cocos revenue, poetic quotes on sorrow, a wool shortage warning, and early 20th century medical ads claiming cures for epilepsy catarrh and other ailments with mailed samples and free recipes from named doctors and locations.

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