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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1905
Page
3
A compact snapshot of纸 magic notes a simple thumb string trick, a playful grandpa anecdote about shaking shoes to rid hidden vermin, and a short satirical aside on forming good habits young. It also references a Chinese gold monument story, an obstacle game, and a playful math riddle about three little houses, two sentences offer varied, era tone items.
John A McCall president of New York Life faced scrutiny over company political contributions. A self made official from Albany, he rose through insurance ranks to deputy superintendent, then superintendent, later New York Life chief executive. A Cleveland ally, he funded bond loans, owned Shadow Lawn estate, and had a family. Old fruit jar wrappers advertised at the end.
A column fragment narrows from mock caution about a man who never swerves from good habits to a wary note on a rubber plantation investment. It juxtaposes a teetotal ethic with a warning about microbes and death, then outlines a Chicago Tribune temperate yet speculative pitch on rubber tree cultivation, costs, and projected returns.
The notice lists train departures and routes for the Pennsylvania Railroad including stops from Blairsville to Pittsburgh and Saltstrang, with times around 7:00 to 10:55 p.m. Weekday and Sunday services are included, along with connections to Butler, Allegheny, and surrounding towns. It also provides agent contactThos. B Wad, Passenger Agent, Western District, 360 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA.
In a brief note from New York Weekly, Chinnie's client says De Cash's widow contests the will. The case hinges on the condition that the widow must not remarry, a clause seen as central to the fortune's distribution.
Ernest Ledger returns from Sunday school and his mother asks if he was good. He says yes but the other children were terribly bad, until he explains the engines passed by and everyone stood to look out the window while he stayed seated.
Miss Orpha McCullough visits the city to purchase fall and winter millinery stock and will showcase leading hat styles next week. She sources at close margins to offer patrons advantages, with latest hats bonnets and trimmings set for Cockport ladies. Call early for best selection while stock lasts.
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