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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1931

Page

6

Local residents visit and church notes from Elders Ridge

Sabbath visitors include Genevieve Manners Jeannette James Paul of New Alexandria Miss Margaret Paul of Sinosia and others calling on Walter Bowings and T C Hood households. Blairsville and Saltsburg callers noted with Esther Kine and Donald Hwing among names. Tax quip about locking school doors after Christmas ends item.

Weader Genevieve Manners Jeannette James Paul New Alexandria Margaret Paul Sinosia Walter Simon Hine Saltsbury Misa Charlotte Rosensteel GO. Regensteel Floyd Hayhood Son New Kensington T. C. Hood Walter Ewing O. B. Harvey Esther Kine Walter Ewling T. ‘C. Hood Blairsville Donald Annabel Hwing Saltsburg

Matildas Dream and What Came of It

Ezra and Matilda chase Uncle Cyrus money in a tale of buried cash and scheming neighbors. Matilda dreams of a tin box, finds it in a barn, but the cache proves to be empty and their farm prospect grows bleaker as the community gossips.

Ezra Matilda Ira Karo Cyrus Sizza New York Qostus Uncle Cyrus McClure Newspaper Syndicate WNU

Old Rome Clients and Modern Shopkeepers Clash

A Manchester Guardian piece notes the term client in ancient Rome as a regular social role attached to patrons, including duties like greeting the patron and following them in public. It contrasts this with today’s shopkeepers calling customers clients and jokes how some travelers hoping for easy pay found the work less attractive.

Rome Romie Martial Manchester England Guardian

Pershing Teeth Gold Mine For Marines

Mark Sullivan recalls a tale at a booksellers convention about General Pershing needing dental work. Marines allegedly removed his teeth and sold them as souvenirs, prompting Army authorities to recover 216 teeth before the sergeant was recalled.

Pershing General Pershing Mark Sullivan Philadelphia

Has Scientists Puzzled So far as a man's memory extends

Ireland has been without snakes. Whether or not St. Patrick is the reason for the Emerald Isle's immunity, England Scotland and Wales have long had snakes. The lagworm is the only near equivalent in Ireland. Recent attempts to introduce barren snakes for farming failed. Zoologists cannot explain the phenomenon.

Ireland St. Patrick England Scotland Wales

Solon the Athenian lawmaker reshaped property rights

Solon, famed reformer, before the Peloponnesian War aided owners. He introduced legacy and estate rules allowing disposal of holdings with limits. Plutarch notes the Archon valued friendship over kinship, shaping property freedoms and restrictions for deceased estates and real estate.

Solon Plutarch

Babcock Milk Test Invented by Stephen Moulton Babcock

The Babcock test for milk measures quality using strong sulphuric acid to dissolve nonfat solids. A milk sample is mixed with acid in a narrow neck bottle, whirled in a centrifugal machine, hot water added to lift fat, then spun again to read the fat column on a scale.

Babcock Stephen Moulton

Art Treasures at Greiz Palace in Thuringia

The summer palace of the Princess Reuss at Greiz in Thuringia houses a valuable art collection. Notably, 6,000 copper engravings including 800 mezzotints after Sir Joshua Reynolds, with counterparts only in the British Museum. Collected by Princess Elizabeth, daughter of George II of England.

Reuss Greiz Thuringia Erzgebirge Joshua Steynolds British Museum Elizabeth George II of England

Sunday School Confusion Sparks Sibling Riddle

Six year old Harold and three year old Adrienne recount a Sunday school moment. Harold claims Mrs Brown said they were the prettiest children. Their mother corrects with the proverb that "pretty is as pretty does." Harold answers I am in and Adrienne is does, a playful gendered mishearing.

Harold Adrienne

Local social notes from South Bend and area events

The W F C Club met at Mrs Bava Dunmire's home on Wednesday. Sam Beighley visited Indiana and Elderton on Wednesday. Mrs Heckard and two Elderton daughters and Mrs Tra Weav er and two South Bend daughters called on Virgle Alshouse Tuesday evening. Mrs Oscar Anderson visited Marla and Sadie Smith Friday. Bob Jamison welcomed a new baby. O M Anderson enjoys a two week vacation from Columbia Gas Co. John Keener was a business caller at Apollo Friday. Bob Jamison mined coal at Girty. Virgie Alshouse visited relatives in New Kennington. Wendell Devers and family visited the Wilber Rearie home at Watson's Ridge. Mrs H H Hanna visited Indiana Wednesday. Ira Davis works on the George farm. Virgie Alshouse made a business call in Kittanning Saturday. Anna Mae Anderson is a student at Indiana State Teachers College. Twila Gallbreath, Margaret Anderson and Anna Mary Porter resume studies at Indiana State Teachers College.

W. F.C Bava Dunmire Sam Beighley Indiana Elderton Heckard Tra Weaver South Bend Virgle Alshouse Oscar Anderson Marla Sadie Smith Bob Jamison O. M. Anderson Columbia Gas Co John Keener Apollo Girty Virgie Alshouse New Kennington Wendell Devers Wilber Watson’s Ridge H. H. Hanna Ira Davis George Farm Kittanning Anna Mae Anderson Indiana State ‘Teachers College Twila Gallbreath Margaret Anderson Anna Mary Porter Indiana State Teachers Callgee

Marion Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Marion Center residents record a week of visitors and travels with Donald Beatty of Indiana visiting east of town, J R Notlgan and family returning from Akron, Ohio, and others attending the Indiana fair. Local officials and teachers plus townsfolk share social calls and weekend outings as Mrs Danks Stuchell and Mrs Jess Long serve as jurors in Indiana this week.

Donald Beatty Indiana Clarence Beatty J. R. Notlgan John Akron S. H. Jones Moore Danks Stuchell Jess Long Lisle Kinter Johnstown J. Paul Hopkins M. E Addie Pounds Bud Lice Bride John Rice Mis Die Trimble Leroy Trimble Isetty

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