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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1905
Page
6
A guide explains a simple two wheel twirler on a stand where turning a handle on the larger wheel spins a smaller wheel. The object to be twirled is fixed to the second wheel and can be sourced from adventure supply shops or adapted from a toy cart wheel.
A collection of small optical and mechanical tricks for improvised twirler toys using wheels, boards, cords, and corks, plus notes on shipping wild animals by box or bag for long voyages. It also includes a brief excerpt about Benjamin Franklin’s method of tracking faults and progress, and light poetry fragments about a favorite seat.
The article surveys the centuries old governor’s palace in Santa Fe, noting its adobe walls, the Ben-Ifur room where General Wallace wrote parts of his book, and the Pueblo influenced interiors. It recalls sieges by Pueblo and Spanish periods, the roof exits and skylight, and the palace’s uninterrupted role as seat of authority through colonial changes.
A chaotic London event saw the Bishop of Lon loy mingle with working girls at a fete, aiming to ease guests with gentle banter. Amid staged pranks and uneven quips, the bishop tried to project goodwill though the atmosphere remained lively and unruly to onlookers.
Holders of Savings Pass books gain time and avoid trips to keep interest alive. Interest is credited on April and October first, with added compounding if not claimed. The Farmers' Bank of Indiana proclaims strength in the county. Also notes Pittsburg's advantages and banking by mail. Several rental and employment notices appear, including wanted houses near a new factory and real estate prospectuses.
Neff's Shoe Store advertises two buckle Arctics for men and boys and Ball Band felt shoes for men, women, and children. The copy promotes warmth, comfort, and a neat, well fitting design as ideal winter footwear.
Rubber Shoes and Gum Boots advertised with prices starting at $1.25 $1.75 and $2.25. The copy emphasizes durable, non leaking rubbers from top brands.
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