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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
10
A cryptic exchange unfolds as a young man calls at night seeking Jimmie’s sister but finds no light in the room. The former maid denounces accusation of theft and laments missing stockings tablecloths and towels.
In a brief exchange, a visitor extols a quaint village while a native retorts. Mrs. Goldberg teases Rachel about Levi's insurance money, and Mrs. Levi laments loving him and expresses willingness to share half the money if he returned.
The piece argues gratitude should be sincere and shaping, noting America as the only nation with an annual day of thanksgiving. It cites moral self-critique alongside national credit to Providence, urging a heart full of thankfulness as the mother of virtue and righteousness.
The Indianapolis News reflects on national abundance and compares America to Israel’s promised land. It urges reading Deuteronomy Chapter eight for moral guidance amid wealth and resources. The piece frames gratitude and prosperity as a moral lens on national power and territory.
The passage recalls Cortez and Montezuma dining with wild turkey and corn, Coronado noting cliff dwellers' roast turkey, and Zuni history where turkey hunting and legends span centuries, reflecting deep Native American ties to the bird.
A reflective note urges families to help the homeless and unbefriended, to bring sunshine to their hearts despite November gloom, and to take concrete action to comfort those without homes.
A readable fragment states that Day of Thanks or Miankegiving is not observed in England by locals and is described as an American festival. It mentions a "plargest Home" celebrated in England on September 24. The text is unclear and fragmentary.
H T Lucas and family visited his parents Mr and Mrs J S Lucas in Aspinwall. Mrs W L Bowers and Gussie Ewing are patients in Pittsburgh hospitals. Wava McCullough stayed with Mr and Mrs GR Waltemire. Henry Jones moves from Wike farm to Diamondville WIS. Nettie Sle pny visited Mr and Mrs R T Burnette in Clymer. Ollie Uncapher visited sister Mrs John Waltemire in Heilwood. James Bowers returned to Aspinwall after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Glenn Coy Heilwood visitors. Mr and Mrs William Schultz and son Charles of near Shelocta visited. Mrs Flora Greene and children of Belsano visited Mr and Mrs G E Holmes. Mr and Mrs R G Wolfe and daughters Effie and Charles Amond and George Wolfe spent Saturday evening in C Sleppy home. Mr and Mrs Alfred Detwiler of Hellwood visited the latter’s mother Mrs Rebecca Detwiler Sunday. Mrs David Lyster visited her daughter Mrs Glenn Coy Wednesday.
Heilwood and Cherryhill township see a string of callers and guests including CHERRYHILL H P Young Frank Parry T O Parry and John Reede of Stafford Pine Flats and Laurel Swamp school visits Mary Lamer Catherine Engle Clair Buterbaugh Edna Pyle Alma Mae Engle Georgina Jordan and others attend church and social visits. Funeral attendance notable with Mrs Keziah Templeton Indiana and other family visits in Barnesboro Ebensburg and Commodora.
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