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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
6
A poet notes rain on leaves and mist in the woods as they travel the old road past Mills to a vale where catnip and boneset grow. The red creek runs through clay and a strange horn blows from a wildman, echoing through the wet landscape.
On a crowded 12:10 local to town Mrs Johnnie ignores caution and befriends Daisy Hope an orphan with sister Sophie and upcoming marriage. Daisy reveals plans with Jack, a new dress and paste diamond, as they ride toward New York. The meeting hints at shared destinies and social contrasts.
Mrs. Johnnie secretly bundles Daisy onto a train to disrupt an engagement. She arranges a quiet talk at a hotel, faces Daisy with Jack’s true colors, and later confronts Sophie and Tom. Daisy returns home tearful, while Mrs. Johnnie believes she did her duty.
A Spectator writer argues that frank refusals to dine invitees are rare. Social intercourse would rely on hints, risking a bear garden of hurt feelings. Direct refusals and self inviting guests would both degrade polite society and work poorly in intimate circles.
An 1901 newspaper fragment touts Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for digestion and overall health. It also advertises W. S. Daugherty’s building materials and lists multiple local estate sales with dates, locations, and auctioneers across Armstrong and Indiana counties, Indiana.
Schedule in effect May 27 1901 lists trains from Blairesville Burns ville and Pittsburg to Saltsburg Kiskiminetas Junction Freeport Springdale Allegheny City Butler Altoona and Indians via various lines. Weekday and Sunday departures at 6:45 to 7:36 p.m. times vary. details point to notices to agents or conductors. Western District contacts Thomas E. Wait and J B Hutchinson with general manager notices.
Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway releases a condensed time table effective July 1 1901 detailing north bound schedules and stopping patterns for the line serving Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg with timetable notes for early departures and connections.
Ordinance 67 proposes increasing Indiana borough indebtedness by 25000 dollars to fund main public sewers. A special election is set for November 5 to obtain electors' assent, with notices to run in three local papers for at least 30 days. Henry Hall presides. Taylor and clerks attest. approvals dated 1901 1902.
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