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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1871
Page
1
Fragmentary ad lists a proprietor offering job work with payments of 150 and 200 dollars, mentions advance payment and monthly terms, and references a short notice format. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or full details.
A frank, satirical piece advising women seeking husbands to pursue plain dress, health, and independence. It mocks overfashioned vanity, urges practicality, and argues men prefer sensible partners who share effort, with anecdotes about marriage market costs and social expectations.
Temperance column notes a call under the auspices of the Indiana temperance union. Readers are invited to send communications to Temperance Union boxed at Temperance Unive Box 222, Indiape, Pa.
The sermon contrasts ordinary savers with the many “Banks of Losings” offering no real returns. It warns that deposits become losses in character, health, and souls, citing drink, debt, and moral ruin. It condemns gamblers and alcohol as gateways to spiritual degradation and urges abstinence and faith in Christ as the true Savings Bank.
A Tunkhannock Republican article uses a parable of hunters and shots to question responsibility for a drink related death. It argues the first dram seller bears no sole blame and cites Rev. Mr. Cooper urging deacons to reject subscriptions from liquor incomes to avoid salary reliance.
Mrs. Henry M. Field recounts the Orleans family history from Louis Philippe’s era through their exile. The article praises the four sons’ private virtue and public service, notes the literary Duke de Nemours, the naval Prince de Joinville, and the Montpensier line. It closes by considering the possibility of a returned monarchy led by this virtuous branch, educated in England and prepared for governance.
The text traces the Hohenzollern lineage from Count Frederick Zollera to Burggrave Brederick and the early connections to the Emperors. It notes the 15th century rise, the 1417 Electorate, and the transfer of the dynasty from southern to northern Germany, culminating in Prussia’s expansion and power.
Describes regalia kept in the Hofburg Vienna for an anticipated coronation of King William as German Emperor. Details crown height of one foot, gold content 4 and 21 carat with pearls, red velvet lining, a two foot long silver gilt clasped shapter with an acorn finial, and the Reichsapfel a hollow gold ball with intertwined jeweled rings and jeweled top.
A Mount Washington letter from a scientific party records extreme winds and rapid changes in direction. It notes gusts exceeding ninety two miles per hour, mentions frost, frozen joints, and the house bearing immense pressure. The wind’s fierce behavior and eerie quiet clear skies are described with vivid, period-appropriate detail.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a phrase about forming under microgeop brown spaces. No clear persons organizations or places present to identify a concrete report item. The snippet suggests a technical or archival context but lacks verifiable details for a full card.
Longfellow sought a legend about a Cajun girl separated from her lover during the Acadiana dispersion. Hawthorne offered a story idea, then Longfellow wrote Evangeline in hexameters. The Atlantic Monthly praises the poem’s enduring place in literature and notes Hawthorne’s joy in Longfellow’s success.
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