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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1915

Page

4

Improvised Weapon and Escape from Siberian Prison

A medical student from Moscow joins a revolution, is imprisoned in Siberia, and devises a desperate escape using a syringe aqua fortis and a spy plan. He flees through forests, fights guards, and survives by skimming provisions, eventually reaching a rowboat and a ship to Sweden to continue as a practicing physician.

Tobnd Moscow Itusala Paws Demannd Freedomn Ll S Siberia Kurn Bede North Star Karapay Sweden United States

Emergency shelf meals for hurried housewives

A guide urges housewives to stock an emergency shelf with soups, canned fish, corned beef, olives, dried beef, canned fruit, nuts and dates, plus frosting aids like marshmallows. It suggests quick meals and menus for sudden company, noting such items are costly for daily use but worthwhile for rare needs.

Small Health Habits With Big Disease Risks

Samuel G. Dixon warns that everyday acts like moistening stamps with the tongue opening letters with saliva and handling money can spread disease. He cites tuberculosis concerns and urges scrupulous cleanliness as a public health duty for students and adults alike.

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Fragmented Astronomy in the Home Notice

The fragmentary OCR item references an advertisement or notice about cider, wallpaper, and a landlord in a rural setting. It mentions Little Willie and a power press in a farm near a beltway area with unclear names and contact hints. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent event.

Joram Hydeaiv Press Catlon Kramers Rove Chapel Miho New State Peel Pawan

Amendments to the Pennsylvania Constitution Extend Voting to Women

A joint resolution proposes altering Article VIII Section 1 to allow all citizens 21 or older to vote. It replaces the male only phrasing with gender neutral terms and adds guidance for registration, residency, and tax requirements. The amendment also rewords references to male pronouns to he or she and related forms. The document is signed by Secretary Cyrus E. Wood.

Projosmp Citizenss OF the Commonwealth TIT Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania Onder Commonwealth Pwr Bluaint Pennsymatia Senate House of Representatives Commonwealth of Pennsylvania General Assembly United States Cyrus E. Wood The

Amending Section 8 of Article 9 Pennsylvania Constitution

A proposed amendment rewrites Section 8 to cap debt at seven percent of assessed property value for counties and municipalities, with two percent additional borrowing cap unless electors approve. It preserves Philadelphia debt rules for subway and wharf projects, allowing higher limits only with voter assent, and requires a sinking fund for cancellation.

Philadelphia City Debt and Sinking Fund Provisions

The text outlines methods for capitalizing revenue to cover annual interest and sinking fund charges on indebtedness for construction, improvement, or reclamation. It allows Philadelphia to issue obligations maturing within fifty years with a sinking fund to retire them, possibly including interest and sinking fund charges during construction and for one year after project completion, without a tax levy to cover those costs. A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 2 is noted.

Cra of Philadephia Pennsylvania Cyrus BE. Woods The Commonwealth

Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Three Amends Constitution

The document proposes amending section twenty one of article three to allow laws for workers compensation and occupational diseases, fixing compensation bases and limits, while preserving action rights. It retains time limitations against corporations for injuries to persons or property, replacing prior provisions with new wording. The copy is attributed to Cyrus E. Woops.

General Assembly Cyrus EB. Woops The Commonwealth

Amendment to Pennsylvania Constitution on land titles system

Joint Resolution No. 4 proposes amending the Pennsylvania constitution to create a state and county led system for registering transferring insuring and guaranteeing land titles with courts designated by the Legislature. It allows for indemnity funds new courts and fiscal provisions and authorizes appeals and funding from county treasuries. RUSE H WOODS.

oMeera Rus E H. Woods The Commonwealth

Administrators Notice for Nellie M. Y. Dayla Estate

Letters of administration granted to D. B. Taylor. All persons having claims or debts against Nellie M. Y. Dayla of Rayne in Tidiana county must present their claims with proper proof or make prompt payments. Administratrix Warmon home Pa Sept 8 1915.

D. B. Taylor Nellie M. Y. Dayla Ita Rayne Tidiana County Warmon Home Luke McLuke Wollen Seeklie

Executorship Notice for McGara Estate in Hayne Township

Pevler and Felt attorneys announce letters testamentary on the estate of 4. R. McGara late of Hayne township decedent granted to the undersigned. Creditors and those owing the estate must present claims with proper authentication for settlement. Parkwood notices mention property disposal if unpaid.

Bits of Byplay and Snippets in Daily Life

A collage of quips, letters, and comic bits from various sources. Snippets reference vacation talk by a musician, an elevator operator’s raise, public notices about sewer and business complaints, local column jokes from multiple towns, and humorous exchanges about clubs, sports, travel, and daily worries. Includes short notices from Cincinnati and Parkersburg communities with a rural Wisconsin farm incident.

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