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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1935

Page

7

The Fascinating Stowaway and a Bold Islander Affair

Isabella Johnson, the stowaway, confesses involvement in a shooting at the Anchor Inn tied to the Iverson voyage. Dillon, the second engineer, pursues help and forms an unexpected romance while urging her to secure a future ashore in Chicago. The crew and captain orchestrate farewell plans as a near-port scandal unfolds and the lovers face exposure.

Lson Isabella Johnson Iverson Blue Funnel Line Biles Anchor Parry Dillon Gwan New York United States Isa‘bella Night Watch Isabella Bill Dart Captain Dart Bil Pier 40 Miss Johnson Sur Melchisedick Chicago Brinkin Sandy Hook Liverpool Mercury

Salt pork and social climbing in early Michigan life

A Detroit Free Press writer notes 1880s Livingston County society hinged on salt pork, with pork at 25 dollars a barrel boosting status while wild turkey and venison were common fare. The piece recalls a pioneer son detailing how pork bought social access, with whisky traded for game and other foods obtained by hunting or barter.

Livingston County Detroit Free Press Detroit

Eggs of Other Nations in National Cuisines

Pathfinder Magazine notes various eggs used in regional dishes including cormorant eggs off Peru, alligator eggs in Nicaragua, sea bird eggs for the Eskimos, and fly eggs made into a pasta enjoyed in Mexico, highlighting diverse tastes.

Peru Nicaragua Mexico Pathfinder Magazine

Blood and Thunder Enthralls a Socially Ambitious Man

SASH FLEMISH, over fifty, rich and society minded, hides a craving for blood and thunder fiction. He meets Buck Willard on a New York train, fans the writer, learns the author is nearby, and discovers his favorite stories are not welcomed by his social circle. Willard hides the gag by sending a message to Mrs Flemish in Boston, claiming the plan worked.

Sash Flemish Isaih Flemish Isaih Tgath Isath Isash Flemish Blood and Thunder Salh Buck Willard New York Tsash Willard Isalh Isaah George Mr. Willard Teath Iealb Jealh West Arizona Lr. Willard New York State Aja Compoopa Nsath Tyash Buck Wielard Bridgeport Buck Wiard Boston Letty Flemish Mass Buck White Lord Paul Jones

Goldfinch’s Coat: Fairytale of a Painter Angel

A Montreal Herald reader recalls a tale where an angel fairy paints birds to match the woods. The goldfinch rushes about impatiently, misses his turn, and finds the painter’s palette near exhausted. The fairy finishes him with remaining colors, giving him a brilliant gold wing splash.

Montreal Herald Angel Fairy

Hallstorm and Sweden relics in a varied report

A weather note explains how hail can devastate crops east of the Rockies with ice that forms in rising thunderstorm updrafts. Sweden preserves its past at Skansen with 70 acres of recreated homes and crafts showcasing national life, while a portrait of a model man describes composed restraint as a virtue.

Rockies Midwest W. J. Humphreys Weather Bureau Sweden Skansen Ufa Ife

Saving the Money Vida-Why te gad dear

John laments an ex suitor who plans to marry him after seeking breach of promise. The dialogue reveals surprise and speculation about motives as the couple navigates a tense, informal confrontation.

John

Weddings of a Week: Stanley Wetzel and More

Announcement lists several marriages: Mina Pilzabeth Hope Stanley of Rochester Mills and Charles R. Wetzel of Marion Center wed March 23 at Rural Valley M E Church with Rev. C L Moore officiating. Stanley family notes and Wetzel family backgrounds given. Also Leroy Stile wed June Wagner in Indiana. Cora Stitt Smith and Frederick W. Robinson tied the knot in Blairsville. couples to reside in Kane Koffee House manager Wagner Stiles and June Wagner to live in Dubois. details include spouses’ parentage and occupations.

Pennsylvania State College Green Township High School Wagner-Stile Leroy Stile June Wagner Indiana George H. Lynch Frees Methodist Church Edward Wagner East School Street Samuel Stile East Church Street Kane Koffee Dubois

Myers Literary Society Program at Center Township School

Myers Literary Society meets Friday evening May 24 at the Myers school Nouge Center township. The program includes readings by Mrs Nehrig Campbell and others, music by Green brothers and several acts including jokes, current events, recitations, and a stunt. Long No 110. After a debt is contracted it seems to expand.

Myers Literary Society Clair Kauffman Charles Nehrig Linus Mcc Henry Glenn Winsheimer Max McCall Edward Henderson Bud Nehrig Martha Campbell Jimmie Lewis Naomi Stewart Goldie McHenry Darwin Stewart Raymond Edminston Frank Winsheimer Mer Mrs. Campbell Ruth Winsheimer Mildred Nehrig Stella Kauffman Virginia Colgan Kirkland W. W. Britton Fred Nehrig

Gordon Literary Society Meeting in Gordon School House

The Gordon Literary Society will meet Friday evening May 24 at the Gordon school house in Blacklick township. The program includes songs by the society, recitations by Hazel McIntire and others, jokes, a discussion on the new Pennsylvania marriage law, intermission readings, and various monologues and stunts performed by society members.

Gordon Literary Society Gordon School Blacklick Township Song By Society America Hazel McIntire John Graff Hisse Stormer Helen Swasy Swansy Sisters Dulle Gruner Henry Graff John McIntire Ernest Smith Pennsylvania Marl Strong Martha Dunlap Bertha Anthony John Alexander Mussy Rudy Mareh Margare J. Hill Mary Jane Gommel Mavie Shields Virginia Bricker Otis Overdorf W. P. McCrea George Mike

Germany's debt talk: if arms reduced, why can't Germany pay

The remark questions global debts and arms reductions, noting Germany's inability to meet obligations while others debate disarmament as a path to relief. Names cited include Clair Smith Leland Gibson Thomas Mikegell and others among families and music circles.

Germany

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