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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1935
Page
2
A damaged OCR line shows figures like 150 One Year Giz Months Three Months and dollar amounts 2.00 1.00 60, with no clear context or complete details remaining.
Martial tone article notes that ancient diets kept teeth healthier than modern times. It cites jawbone and tooth condition in prehistoric Java people and argues refinement of foods has weakened dental health. urges daily brushing and semiannual dentist visits to counteract modern luxury eating and decay.
The Ritz Theatre features The Last Days of Pontius Pilate revisited with Dorothy Wilson and Preston Foster, opening Thursday. Also playing Thanks a Million with Dick Powell and Ann Dvorak, plus Rendezvous starring William Powell and Rosalind Russell opening Thanksgiving week. Found Stella Parish with Kay Francis screens Friday and Saturday, and Stella Parish’s dramatic fall from grace climaxes the lineup.
In Lock Haven November 12 Rev Norman R Wagner united Carnahan and Mazzie Meretta Cue Brown both of Indiana. Other marriages include Mabon Stewart and Helen Yancey of Graceton at the Court House November 19, and Earl Park and Ethel Thaman of Shelocta married November 16 at Whitesburg.
The groom is a son of Mrs. Leonard Shaffer and the bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Anderson of Clymer, reflecting a union linked to both families in this community report.
In a boxing scheme, Kid Rainey and manager Doc McCurry confront a coded note promising danger if Rainey throws the fight. They plot a staged victory against Crane, planning a second round knockout while gamblers bet on a dive, then revel in the payoff and discuss hush money to Crane.
Kiwanis hosted Home Capon and Potato Club members at Rustic Lodge Monday evening. 4-H members showed thirty two potato exhibits and two capons each. James Warner urged club work in Rayne township while ribbons awarded to winners in weapon and potato clubs. Capons weighed up to ten pounds and Harrisburg farm show prospects noted.
The column explains charging for notices in Wanted Lost For Sale and For Rent across multiple insertions. It details word counts, pricing per word, and bulk rates, plus that initials and numbers count as words. It instructs senders to count words and mail cash with copy to cover insertions.
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