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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1927

Page

2

Understanding Dawned in Gracia’s Quiet Apartment

Gracia Collins, loner and book lover, battles homesickness and a craving for music as she contemplates her independence. A visitor, Dan, arrives with manuscript pages, hinting at a confession and a possible romance that could redefine her solitary life.

Paradia Collins Christopher Morley Gracia Graely Franz’ Liat Hou Hubband Bungatiow Gracy Jinny

Only Fit Test Survive in Wild Nature Battle Lessons

A narrator recalls harsh forest life where predators and prey continually adapt to survive. A gull dives, snags an eel, then battles with the captured creature as it twists free to thrash the bird, a heron later repeating a similar unlucky chase and struggle for sustenance.

Wren Oliver G. Pike West Hat

Hunters Study Timber Wolves In Northern Quebec

Two eastern sportsmen, Willian H. Newson of New York City and WO. Dufour of Lafayette University, Euston, Pa, undertake a winter hunting and study trip in northern Quebec. They devote all time to this sport to gather data on timber wolves, reported to be plentiful this year in the district.

Willian H. Newson New York City WO. Dufour Lafayette University Euston Quebec

Fish Paralyzed by Lightning Strike Reported in Maine

The United States Bureau of Fisheries reports a freak lightning incident at a Maine station where 15 fish were found lifeless at pond bottom after a severe thunderstorm. Some moved their heads but the bodies remained paralyzed for days while other fish lost appetite for two days.

United States Bureau of Fisheries Maine

Fabled Pet Found in Chicago Worth Its Weight in Gold

The famed pet of Dr. G. F. P. Bicknell, a callary named Jimmie, was valued highly as treasure and sought by buyers. The bird enjoys house freedom, has many tricks, and serves as a reserve alarm clock, perched on the doctor's nose and singing when the alarm rings, while the doctor often snoozes a bit longer.

Chicago G. FP. Bicknell Jimmie Bicknell

Surgeons Embrace Electric Tools To Speed Operations

Electric tools for surgeons shorten operation times and reduce patient shocks while sharpening the operator's skill. One device, a bone work instrument driven by water with varied suws and grinder attachments, enables bone work once deemed almost impossible.

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Local funeral attendees honor Mrs Kinter and others

Marion Center residents and relatives attended multiple funerals and visits over the weekend. Families named include Hastings, Kinter, Simp son, Groft, Trimble, Work, McLeister, Kinter, Terpe, and Griffith. Visits extended to Boswell and Indiana, with students Alma Ross and Marie Over returning from Indiana Normal.

Marion Center C. M. Hastings Ada B. Kinter Emma Simpson Town Blairsville Cleveland Ohio Washington, D. C W. C. Griffith

Local residents spend weekends at hometowns and visit kin

COOKPORT Jerry Lydie of Curontown spent the week end at his home here. Frank Young who works near Pittsburgh spent a few days the past week at his home. George Lutman spent the past week with friends in Johnstown Windber and Nanty-Glo returning home Saturday. A J Lydic ill for some time not much improved. Marry Lydic visited his father Sunday evening. Crissie Stiffler visited with her mother Mrs Rachel Henry Friday. Shirley Meekins a Cherry Tree high school student spent the week end at his home. Howard and George Meekina employed at Cherry Tree spent the week end with their families here.

Jerry Lydie Curontown Frank Young Pittsburgh George Lutman Johnstown Windber Nanty-Glo A. J. Lydic Marry Lydic A. J. Lyd

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