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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
2
Administrators executors auditors dissolution notices priced at the stated rate. All other legal advertisements charged per notice. Estray caution notices and notices coverages at set fees. Resolutions obituary notices and other notices billed at a fixed rate. Cash must accompany the order.
A Shawnee resident bitten by a small green snake near her home did not suffer swelling or venom effects, per Dr. Banks and State Zoologist Surface. They confirm the green snake is nonvenomous and warn against alarm about all snakes, noting the bite caused by fear rather than poison.
Farmers are advised by the Agricultural Experiment Station at Pennsylvania State College to collect forest tree seeds in autumn for planting along woodlands and roadsides. Seeds can be stored moist with sand. some require stratification or dry storage. Proper storage preserves vitality for spring germination.
An October Bellman article by Edward Hungerford profiles eight railroad leaders including William T. Noonan of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway. It traces Noonan’s rise to president at 36, noting his early work with W H Truesdale and his European study, plus references to other officials and a local health incident in Altoona and a city council medical procedure in Georgia.
The administration defense plan, presented by the secretaries of war and the navy, seeks a five year naval buildup and expanded army forces. President Wilson will open the drive at a New York Manhattan Club speech on November 4. The Navy calls for two dreadnoughts, two battle cruisers, twenty five coast submarines, five seagoing subs, twelve destroyers, 8,000 more sailors, and 256 more Naval Academy students. War Secretary Garrison backs recruiting and training through 1922 for 1,200,000 total forces including regulars, reserves, volunteers, and state guard. Commodore J Stuart Blackton promotes the preparedness cause, citing an estimated $150,000,000 rise in costs beyond last year, as spending could reach 1,240,000,000 with new war tasks for states and others. He plans to campaign until Congress acts after The Battle Cry of Peace.
An old era dairy shift prompts warnings about dirty dairies and poor handling. Untouched bottle reuse spreads diseases like typhoid and diphtheria, while pasteurization and strict farm supervision offer protection. Healthy cattle, clean milking, and proper temperature are essential from milker to table. urge sending the Democrat westward.
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