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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1934

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Love Is Like That A Des Moines Romance

Louise waits for Dr Phil Plumber at six thirty for dinner and dance. The pair's evening ends with a coercive kiss and Louise realizing the danger of their relationship. Phil apologizes after admitting drink and impulse but leaves, while Louise discovers genuine affection beyond charm, concluding with the idea that love is like that.

Des Moines Louise Alta Florence Tim Phil Iowa City Plummer Tie Phi Hirm Lil

Palmyra Temples Blend Greek and Oriental Influences

French archaeologists report Palmyra ruins reveal varied deities mixing Greek and Arabic elements. Excavations at the Temple of Tel show a Greek plan with entrances on the long side, adapted to Assyrian and Oriental models, illustrating cross culture architectural influence.

Palmyra Science Service Terlin Archeological Society Seyrig Service of Antiquities of Syria Tel

Caps And Gowne Munters And Audubon Societies

Caps and gown origins in education trace back to medieval monks and later spread to graduation customs in high schools. Audubon Societies aim to awaken public conscience for preserving wild birds and animals, securing protection and encouraging wildlife awareness among citizens.

Our Fiat Min Audubon Societies Natlabel Association of Audubon Societies le Tt

Innkeeper to Deliver Mail in Boston 1639 Post Origin

In winter 1639 Boston innkeeper Richard Fairbanks was ordered by the general court to keep his house open for letters from abroad and to deliver them per directions, marking an early continental post office effort. Early mail relied on riders and shops. stagecoaches arrived late, and by 1672 no fixed domestic delivery existed.

Boston America Ohne Richard Fairbanks General Court New York Francis Lovelace

Whale and Basking Shark Reach an Enormous Size

A Tit-Bits Magazine writer notes the white and basking sharks grow to enormous sizes and are largely harmless. The great white in tropical seas is seen as man-eating, while related species are regarded as dangerous. The barracuda, smaller than sharks, is described as bloodthirsty and voracious and differs from sharks in head and mouth size.

Tit-Bits

Early Pig Exhibit Reveals Ancient Ruminant Swine Link

The University of Michigan museum displays an ancient animal nicknamed Early Pig or Mery that predates stockyards by millions of years. The skeleton shows features of both swine and ruminants with a long skull, resembling a South Dakota razorback. In the Oligocene Dakota plains droves of these early mammals indicate transitional forms as modern types began to evolve.

Great River South Dakota University of Michigan Museum Culbertsoni South Dakotas

Canadian Lakes Compared with the Great Lakes System

The piece notes that while the term Great Lakes refers to Superior Huron Erie Ontario and Michigan, Canada hosts larger lakes within its borders such as Great Bear and Great Slave. It cites Lake Winnipeg and others, highlighting their sizes and importance for transport, fisheries, climate, and recreation.

Great Lakes Lakes Superior Huron Erie Ontario Michigan Great Bear Lake Cannadian Northwest Territory Great Slave Lake Lake Winnipeg Manitoba Lake Canada

First Congress Adopts Amendments in New York Session

The first Congress and its initial session in New York City on September 2? 178? adopted and submitted twelve proposed amendments. Ten were ratified by the states, while two original proposals failed to gain the necessary state approvals.

New York City

Colors Defy Reproduction in Porcelain Arts

The piece notes two colors, bleu turquoise and Pompadour, deemed impossible to reproduce per Literary Digest. It mentions German, Dalian, and Chinese porcelain artists attempting to duplicate them since 1740s, referencing the Hellot invention as the source of notoriety.

Local Lily-L T. L. club meets at Silvis home in South Bend

The September meeting of the L tT. L. club was held at Mrs. Melvin Silvis home. Read of visitors, callers, and neighborhood news including travels to Indiana and Avonmore. Mentions of ministers, school activities, and upcoming P. T. A. plans amid detour travel and local entertainment plans.

L Tt. L. Club Melvin Silvis Jane Smith W. T. Anderson Clara Townsand Tillie Campbell Indiana Papajean Whitesburg Our Village Wilda .Anderson J. P. Boyer B. J. Boyer Harold ‘McIntire A. T. Taylor and Son R. J. BE. Craighead Salinburg Clara Townsend Karl Fleming Ruth Currys Run Maria Sadie Smith W. T. ‘Anderson Merton Ihrugh Avonmore R.A. Silvis Irwin Kelly West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh Martha Townsend Miriam Shellhammer Ira (Davis Jw.t. Anderson Wanda ‘Elsenberger Robert Coulter West Lebanon Dwight Nichol West Union Donald Almes John Campbell Indiana State Teachers College Vincent Campbell Alex. Carter Alexandria C. D. Peddicord Carter Virginia Thomas Hadden Chicago Taylor Craig Nellie Craig Leechburg Misa Craig Pearl Craig West Pike Saltsburg Peeler Dramatic Club

Local social notes and travel of Smicksburg residents

Smicksburg social items list Mrs Carl Lewis hosting the Goodwill club and many visitors from Youngstown Pittsburgh Marion Center and Rossiter. It notes Lenin’s embalmed body in Moscow remains in perfect condition since January 21 1924.

Nikolai Lenin Volshevick Moscow Russia

Community Notes From Local Visitors and Deaths

Local residents hosted and visited across towns including Robinsons and Mack families traveling to Chicago for the World's Fair. visitors from Welirum Pitcairn Tyrone and Lockport. births and deaths announced, notably Lesta Ruth McDowell on September 11 and George Fulcomer near Tyrone. Attendance at services and church group activities noted, along with hospital updates and fair attendance in Dayton and Pittsburgh.

Boyd &J Clair Hilda Wendell Migs Elma Mack Chicago Isabel Duncan Welirum Jay Bowser Grace Lichtenfels Mra Annie Brendlinger Frank Cable Pitcairn Clara Fulcomer Lockport Wilbert Mack Pittsburgh Ray Felton Turtle Creek Christ Allshouse Russell Alford U. S. Veterans Hospital Aspinwall John McDowell Lesta Ruth Rev. Mead Scottdale United Evangelical Church Richards Garfield Street Johnstown Hartzell Altoona A.B. Miller Daniel Schrum Indiana George Fulcomer Tyrone Fulcomer Catherine St. Clair Scott Cable New Florence Mary Kelly William J. Brendlinger Robert Nixon Jessie Davidson

Rev Harry Miller to preach at Maple Grove Church

Indiana pastor Rev Harry Miller will preach Sunday evening at 7 30 in the Maple Grove church of God. Many local residents and visitors are noted in attendance or mentioned as callers and guests across nearby towns including Johnstown Pittsburgh Blairsville Hillsdale Rob inson and Rinconada Spain where a meteor struck a house.

C. Lewis Jean‘nette Dayton Ebert ‘Brewer Maude BE. Wells King’s Daughters Smicksburg Lutheran Church Elizabeth Elkin Leonard Sarah Elkin Smicksburg D. G. Frantz Laurence Johnston Homer City Glenn Johnston Norris Johnston Hamilton WW. M. Bullock North Lima Ohio Andrew Armstrong Youngstown D. C. Wells Harry Wise Indiana Hospital John Diltz Nancy Jane Harry Miller Indiana Maple Grove Church of God H. I. Adama Gladys Paul and Forrest Johnstown Alice Blanch Blaine Wolfe Lester Groft Andrew Ryan Penn’Run Ella Stephens Pittsburgh Babe Buddy Dolly Jacobs Waldo Brown Annie E. Bryan Robinson Robert Adams Marie Dolly Jacoba Paul Adams Albert Brett Jennie Coy George Cummings Blairsville Dick Farr Rebecca Detwiler Hillsdale

New York City's Three Tallest Buildings Listed

New York City hosts the worlds three highest structures Empire State at 1248 feet Chrysler Building 1046 feet and Cities Service building 950 feet marking a landmark skyline distinction for the metropolis.

New York City Empire State Chrysler Cities Service

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M. A. Swan McClure Newspaper Syndicate WNN Barvica Darling Phill South Bend Parkwood Carl Lewis Goodwill Club Maude Wells Rossmoyne Brook Lewis Bruce Elkin State College D. K. Stiteler Jean Caseby Rossiter Theodore Eikin Elkin Edmunds Pitt University Harold Dunbar Billie Ada Gahagan David Edmunds Theodore Elkin Lala Pulton Christine Maxine James Cessna Gypsy Marie Briggs M. L. Black Rinconada Spain Finneral Ghurch Heshbon Supply Co Jacob Gordon Mgr Heshbon Sam Bruno Gordon Harrisburg Heshbon, Pa Mer Sue Johnny The Indiana Progress Bend Ali Indiana Progress Indiana, Penna
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