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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1898
Page
6
A social tangle unfolds as Ella Glendower wheels away from Graham after a tense exchange. Graham warns about Captain Burton, but gossip spreads, culminating in Ella announcing an engagement to Burton to her aunt Lady Tapir.
A wounded rider writes a farewell letter to a beloved woman amid the frontier calm. He recalls Newport nights, aGreys dinner dance, and teases of tea, then confesses love before a cowboy’s gunfire ends his life. The note hints at guilt, longing, and possible afterlife journeys.
A Massachusetts class asked their governor Wolcott’s youngest son to name the state governor. When he replied he did not know, the teacher told him to ask his father that night. The boy came back next day reporting his father said he is but jokes that he “tools so much Lidlon’s craw.”
A Pittsburgh report highlights Drs. Sadler and Sigmann of 804 Penn Ave who restored sight by a tri dectomy after a steel injury and cataract formed an opaque membrane. Eight weeks postoperation Mr. Massey of Third St can read coarse print and sees distant objects with glasses.
A sincerely wish to thank the neighbors and friends for their kindness to my son on his return home on sick leave from Chickamauga Park and for their beautiful bouquets and delicacies. They were highly appreciated. Mas. Lonnie ProrHsto.
When you come to the fair, look for a good school shoe for boys and girls. Visit Sharretts for selection and pricing.
A 900 year old battlefield tree at Leipsic, famed as Murat's observatory during the 1813 battle, survived through centuries and is now toppled by a tempest. Its trunk stood 20 meters high with a 13 meter diameter, earlier struck by lightning, while nearby ivy monuments honor French dead.
The article traces Russian population growth from 16 million in 1724 to 199 million in 1897, with estimates reaching 180 million currently, citing births exceeding deaths and territorial gains. It also reports Queensland opal mining expanding, exporting over $100,000 in rough stones with deposits in western districts and Pallacensland opal praised for quality.
The Boston Herald reflects changing times since Major Shafter, later General, was captured and sent to Libby prison by General Wheeler's cavalry. The joke of prophecy that Wheeler would serve under Shafter 96 years later would have seemed daft.
A memorial tribute honors Parr as a gentle, intelligent roommate who loved the Lord. He died young, leaving earth poorer and heaven brighter, with friends recalling his kindness and steady faith as Ernest Work recalls their bond and shared schooling.
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