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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

22 Oct 1913

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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1913

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2

Resting in a Quiet Café, Past Haunts Return with a Scar

Fredy remnantken Caverly recounts a life of fast living and a hospital romance with a nurse who saved him. A violent past erupts when his friend Hastings recognizes a woman bearing a triangular facial scar. The scene ends with the shock of Berthal, the nurse's sister or wife, appearing with that same scar exposed under the light.

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Fredy Hastings Cay Hago Jings Cpen Bydiy Fred Mng Srtha Miverly Hasti Gaverly Patty Jen Herrother Bho Caverly Berthal
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Road loan debate tests 1915 political faith

In Harrisburg Governor Tener argues against road loan spending while urging bond terms and sale provisions if an amendment passes. He notes voters electing 1915 lawmakers and a governor will influence highway policy, comparing past state mismanagement with rail bonds to justify a principled stance on road funding and bond issuance.

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Harrrisburg Tener Department of Work Trailroads Pennsylvania Railroad Company New York City
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It Sounded Like Thunder at a Barn Dance

A young man recalls meeting Lillie Longman at a barn dance. He courts her while caring for her deaf and blind grandmother, who later overhears a whispered proposal. Lillie accepts, and the couple seals their engagement with a kiss as the grandmother lies ill.

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Tanet Lillie Longman Lillie Tiltie Lilie Indy Lille Grandmother Grandma Lilite Vamrad
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