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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1910

Page

6

Humorous tale on a wife's reaction to a joke

A male storyteller recalls testing a joke on his wife and her restraint. He narrates two scenes: a sailor's quip about a turtle and rings, and his wife’s nonchalant, later laughing only at a single joke she finds amusing. He laments women’s humor and concludes with a comic observation on marriage.

Uncle Henry Aracious Alree Fnet Maine Rattlesnake Creek Selah Nix Henry

Why Can't People Be Independent In A Social Hustle

A talkative girl muses on independence and self acceptance amid social pressures. She contrasts Daisy Greene’s social whirlwind with Hazel and George Edwards, who feel forced to conform to ideals of beauty, club life, and propriety, urging a break from exhausting expectations.

Daisy Greene Daisy Bella Mrs. Updike Hazel Shina Piek Mars Sitzel Nat Elazel George Edywards George

Manuscript Destruction Shapes Blaine’s Literary Resolve

The tale of James G Blaine destroying his first volume of Twenty Years of Congress is recounted by Chauncey Depew. Blaine explains dictation flaws, vows to rewrite by hand, and later completes a refined history. The piece includes broader notes on spelling quirks and public thought.

Maine J. Edwards Carlyle Sartor Resartus James Q. Blaine Congress Chauncey M. Depew Blaine Arthur Garfield Congressional Washington Mr. Blaine J. J. Bawards

Assignee's Sale Ordered By Indiana County Court

An assignee's sale will be exposed to public sale under an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County. The sale action proceeds from the court order and will occur at the designated premises.

Court of Common Fleas Indiana County

Historic Indiana County real estate sale notice April 1 1910

Legal notice of two parcels offered for cash on confirmation of sale by B C Crossman for William Morris and heirs. Descriptions include Shawnee Land Co. lots in Green Township Indiana County and a Pine Flats PA tract from Samuel Anderson farm. Also executor notices for Sarah McAnulty and Catharine Jewell plus domestic relations notices.

Green Township Indiana County Shawnee Land Co Recorders Office of Indiana Samuel Anderson Green Pine Flats Pennsylvania J. W Dinwiddie Janda J. W. Slater Atte B. H. Grumbling John Williams William Morris Recorder’s Office William Morrin M. W. Saxman Recorder's Office B. C. Crossman William Morcis A. Talford John H. Fierce Sarah McAnulty Cherryhill Township M. J. Golden

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