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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1914

Page

6

Amy Plummer and Evelyn Rise From a Southward Storm

A neglected wife and mother, Amy Plummer, loses custody of her child after fleeing her demanding father and marries Will. Years later a rescue reconnects Amy with her daughter Evelyn, now grown, and a wiser, self-reliant family learns to support each other. The tale ends with Amy, Evelyn, and their grandfather united, emphasizing female independence and mutual care.

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Doctor’s Twin Fish Fry On Country Fishing Trip

A doctor holidaying in the country goes fishing with a friend. When his sinker is lost he uses a corked water bottle as a buoy and hooks two fish in one bite. On pulling up, the companion jokes about twins while the doctor confirms the bottle helped his catch.

The Yellow Feather Hat and a Train Car Mystery

Hesie enjoys a New York visit and a bright yellow feather hat despite Aunt Linda’s disapproval. On a Grand Central to upstate train, a charming stranger persuades Hesie to lunch, leading to pressure and fear as she realizes the danger. Back home she reflects on vulnerability and the danger of seemingly kind men.

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Testing the Upper Air by Balloon Measurements

Weather observers have tested upper air to nearly 19 miles using balloons. Instruments recorded minus 70.4 degrees at 12.5 miles altitude during a notable ascent. Across regions from equator to north latitudes, temperatures drop slows after six miles and may stabilize as ascent continues.

Sick Recruit Survives After Burial Scene Inspires Recovery

A retired barber recounts a Franco Prussian War voyage aboard the Supply, where a sick recruit’s loss of appetite was reversed after witnessing a burial at sea. The crew believed the sight of the funeral, with a shark-fed fate looming, jolted the man back to life and eating. Also noted is an ingenious method to extinguish a blazing Lone Pine gas well using a boiler stack on rollers, a dramatic firefighting innovation.

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Administrators' Notice for Michael Kaufman Estate

Letters of administration granted Indiana County Pennsylvania. Creditors must present duly authenticated claims for settlement. Administrators Kaufman D H Kaufman request prompt payment of debts and proper claims. Also advertisement of federation sale of Weamer and Son farm in Washington Township Indiana County with coal rights and timber. Sale set for March 27 1914 at 2 PM on premises. One half cash on confirmation, balance in one year with interest, secured by bond and mortgage. March 18 1914.

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Nova Scotia Boasts More Bridges Than Other Provinces

Nova Scotia bridge commissioner claims the province has built more permanent bridges than all other Canadian provinces, highlighting the region's enduring infrastructure development and oversight.

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