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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
11
A long dialogue unfolds after a season ending football game as Billy, the quarterback, confesses love to Pansy. They debate marriage, education, and eugenics while testing traditional roles and women’s suffrage. Pansy asserts modern views and hints at future plans, ending with a kiss and unresolved hopes.
George Warnshuis of Blairsville visited his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C A Neff on Saturday. Mrs Madison McLaughlin and son George moved to Indiana last week. Clarence Carhaugh of Waller and Mrs Jane Sutter hosted and Mrs C A Neff plus children visited Warnshula. W H Beck bought a new Chevrolet coach. Byron Gearhart of Indiana stayed with his in laws. George Gaul home from Ellwood City for the weekend. Streams Beck and Clyde Hiking did carpentry. S M Shields and family shopped in Indiana. Harry Mauk of Rochester Mills visited Mrs Andy Sutter in Indiana. James Hamilton and son Jay visited Mrs Desa Knox in Indiana. Mrs Wm Cornfield hosted S M Shields party. Wm Wyant, ill but improving.
The text traces coffee origins from Abyssinia to Arabia and notes its later spread to Europe in the sixteenth century. It highlights Brazil as a dominant global producer, supplying over two thirds of world coffee consumption, and mentions coffee’s absence from ancient Greek and Roman diets.
Smicksburg report notes Mr. and Mrs. H Blaine Dodson and children visiting Mrs. Dodson’s parents in New Bethlehem over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neigh welcome a ten pound daughter. Carl and Mrs. Lewis drive to DuBois to visit relatives of the Haskell and Lewis families. T. M. Taylor tears down the old hotel barn built before the Civil War to replace with a new garage.
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