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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1918
Page
7
The Sidewalk Tourist notes cats as practical aids in urban commerce, seeing them in shop and restaurant windows and hotels. Cats deter rats and mice, guarding fruit and stock, with many inns employing nocturnal watch cats to patrol corridors. Training cats for permanent home duties is challenging.
Elise Reed faces opposition from her father over marrying Harry Duke a city man. District farmer Tan Terry Duke proposes to run a model farm next to Reed, gaining consent by pledging scientific methods and shared life on the farm.
A reflective piece on how daily greetings affect business outlook and relationships. It emphasizes the golden rule, urging kindness and mutual regard when people are closely together, as the core social and professional conduct guiding interactions.
Advice column notes that if a girl cannot marry her ideal, the next best option is to marry the other girl, reflecting a social idea circulated in the Philadelphia Record.
Local chronicles record visits and transfers across Indiana Clearfield and Punxsutawney areas. Residents like I E Smith, Perrin Huston, and families such as the Burkholders and Barrets feature amid farming, hunting, and influenza notes and near weekly social calls and farm work updates.
A discussion on esprit de corps describes how unit pride, officer guidance, and perceived superiority in guns and ammunition rally French soldiers. It emphasizes officers motivating men with reasons to fight and a strong hatred of the Boche to spur performance in battle.
On August 17, 1786 Frederick the Great, Prussia’s remarkable sovereign, is described by Carlyle as a king defined by hardship and plain living. The portrait contrasts him with royalty, showing a blunt, loyal ruler beloved by common people as Father Fred, reminiscent of Kaiser Wilhelm in its stark simplicity.
A London Chronicle note discusses Julius Caesar Timid applying for and receiving military exemption at Spalding. The piece emphasizes that famous names do not imply fearless temperaments, citing the famed Roman Julius Caesar and the cricketer Julius Caesar known for nervousness and fear of sleeping alone in hotels.
The army medical department has seized several large New York City buildings, notably the former Greenhut department store on Sixth Avenue with 23 acres of floor space, to establish a hospital base housing at least 50,000 beds for wartime medical needs.
Community news includes visits by Norman Gibson to his father in ier dice, Mrs Chiles Widdowson attending events on HW Ga Gibson, and Norman Montgomery delivering mail in the district. A young gathering on Jota bay honors a birthday. residents attend a church party and plan weekend activities.
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