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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
4
The article extols summer living tips from ancient times to modern homes. It urges removing excessive furnishings for space and sanitation, venting through windows, and choosing a porch as a valuable addition for safety play areas, work spaces, or sleeping rooms to improve health and comfort during hot months.
This old advisory explains eye health basics. It warns against unclean pocket cloths and touching the eyes with dirty hands or shared towels. It recommends cold water on the eyes, avoiding unprescribed washes, proper reading distance, good lighting, and annual eye exams to prevent headaches and fatigue.
The readable fragments list various place names including Livermore Blairsville Indiana New York and MEEHANITSBURG alongside scattered surnames and incomplete terms. No coherent event or action is clear from the garbled OCR text.
The readable parts show names and places scattered with unclear words, suggesting a brief community article or notice. Entities are uncertain but imply a local event or update involving individuals and a place. Further context is needed to clarify the event, date, or organization involved.
Dress fabrics listed include Costume Crepe floral do digue and dresex ele yd 250 New Cloth woven interwoven patterns 26 Irish Poplin 20 ply sewing fabrics Seersucker Galatea Cloth Curtain Serim direct from the mill at low prices. varied fabrics and yard prices noted.
Misses dresses in fine voile and batiste with lace trims priced from 7.50 dollars and up. Ladies linen dresses crafted from extra quality linen with neat finish priced around 5 dollars.
Market notes list boys straw hats and Rah Rah hats for sale at four dollars per item. Also mentions shoes priced at five flowing eight, but text is fragmentary and unclear on complete items.
The State Zoologist outlines ways to control ants on plants and turf. He notes ants drink honeydew from aphids and marks that plant damage signals aphid problems. Treatments include tobacco decoctions and insecticidal sprays to destroy nests and the queen, with precautions to avoid harming the lawn.
Ad in a local ad listing ladies fine dress pumps in gun metal or patent kid priced at $3.00 and rain cloth pumps available at Walt’s store highlighting affordable warm weather footwear choices.
Advertises Henkel's Flour at 49 lb sacks for 1.30 and four sacks for 5.00. Promotes fresh coffee, Navy Beans, Lenox Soap, Lump Starch, Peanut Butter, Sugar Corn, Baked Beans, Cream Cheese, and Hand Witch hand cleaner. Claims free delivery and local phone contact.
Writs of foreign war or interdict directed sale under writs issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County. Property to be exposed to public vendue at the Court House in Indiana, Pennsylvania, with sale proceedings to follow.
Public sale of a large parcel of property in North Mahoning and Salisbury areas in Indiana county. Includes coal rights and multiple tracts tied to J. De Ville, Carlson, and W. Simpson with past leases and mortgages. Sums, parties, and legal references listed. sale date June term 1914 and conditions for payment and property transfer.
A public sale will be held at Frank Moorhead's Ivory barn in Indiana on Wednesday May 20 at 1 o'clock noon. The sale features a lot of horses and mules including teanis brood mares and odd horses of all sizes and weights. All are harness ready. Reasonable credit with approved security will be given.
Beads glass or wooden in leading shades at 50 cents each. Glass beads on silk cords in popular shades sold at varying prices. Auto veils in several colors medium weight close weave. Protects face from roughness and chapping. Price listed as 7 dollars.
Chicago reports Memorial Sunday services across churches including a dramatic falling of flags at a Baptist church corner Spaulding and Warren Avenues. A Lincoln Park gathering near Grant Monument featured veterans speaking under General Grant’s statue recalling Union victory and peace. Also an ad note invites young men to Wilkinsburg School of Automobile Engineering for a $20 full course and chauffeur demand.
Washington June 1 notices from the U S Department of Agriculture propose amending Federal regulations to protect migratory insectivorous birds by allowing September and October shooting in New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland the District of Columbia Virginia and South Carolina The change would extend a five month season to the listed states while Texas birds migrate south and are called reed or rice birds and the impact on numbers is not expected to be significant
An Indiana Democrat notice promotes The Thrice-A-Week Edition of the New York World as a low price daily substitute. It highlights impartial reporting, frequent features, serials, humor, markets, and cartoons, with a yearly subscription offer of $1. The ad also pitches a bundled deal including the Democrat for $2.15 per year.
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