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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1914

Page

7

Statement of Ownership in The Indiana Democrat Editorials

Franklin Sansom is named as editor and owner of The Indiana Democrat a weekly publication in Indiana County Penna. The piece discusses postal policy and telephone rate reforms referencing Postmaster General Burleson and comparative rates in New York London and other cities, plus local Assessor Carson's hotel valuations in Coatesville with substantial increases in assessed value.

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Trade Conditions and a Business Forecast Excerpted

A Harrisburg Trust Company summary argues against a pending panic, noting April bank clearings up over last year and New York gains. It highlights rising money in circulation, growing dividends, continued rail and equipment activity, and strong crop forecasts while stressing optimism for an autumn business rebound. The piece questions where panic signs would come from given these figures.

Doles Penrose Harrisburg Bank Clearitgs New York City

Thomas Jefferson's Religion Reexamined From a Tamaqua Sermon

A Tamaqua discourse cites Nicholas claim that faith plus wealth marks virtue while new birth proves salvation. It contrasts with Jefferson's own stance one century earlier, saying religion is known to God and self and proven by life not by public display.

Thomas Jefferson Tamaqua Nicholas Thomas Jaffarson

Farmers Sell Wool to James Peterman at St Clair Warehouse

Farmers are advised to bring wool to James Peterman at St Clair's Warehouse on Water Street where the highest market prices will be paid.

James 1 Peterman St. Clair's Water Street

Mont Blanc ascentdescribed in National Geographic letter

Walter Woodburn Hyde details a Mont Blanc summit ascent in harsh cold rare air and exhausting effort. He contrasts the sublime panorama with fatigue, outlines equipment and snowbound dangers, and notes huts and porters serving climbers near Cham onix while mentioning Roosevelt Penrose Cannon fallout in U.S. politics.

Washington, D.C Walter Woodburn Hyde Mont Blanc Switzerland National Geographic Society Washington, D. C France Lyons Piedmont Lombardy Italy Alps Matterhorn Chamonix -Augilles Mont, Blanc Chamonit Chamonix

Washington's Relation Things and a Curious Nation

The piece discusses Washington life and political preoccupation as elections approach, noting congressmen dress for campaigning, the Anti-trust and Interstate Trade Commission bills, and tariff debates. It covers Panama Canal tolls with Colombia, potential ratification issues, and the beef and corn import claims showing U S farmers hold their ground against Argentina.

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Cherry and Rose Bugs Ravaging Vines and Roses

A correspondent reports grape vines suffer two years of lost grapes as cherry or rose bugs chew leaf and flower tissues. Professor Burtica notes these beetles, called Cherry bugs or Roge/Rowe diafera, are destructive to roses and especially grapes and cherries, feeding on leaves and fruit. control methods include treatments such as kerosene on cloth or similar measures.

H. A. Surfice Burtica

Remedy for beetle infestation with arsenate of lead spray

The passage describes using arsenate of lead as a spray to kill beetles, with a mixture of one ounce per gallon of water and three pounds per fifty gallons. It advises morning jarring for beetle placement on cloth, adding molasses to sweeten the mixture to increase consumption and effectiveness, and notes variations for smaller quantities.

Pruning Shade Trees Advice From Prof Surface

A reader asks Prof H A Surface about when and how to prune shade trees. He warns to prune while dormant to stimulate growth and prune when in heat to check growth, noting health of the tree governs healing. He describes pruning shade trees to shape dense shade, with stubs sprouting new branches, and emphasizes avoiding excessive top growth.

H. A. Surface Harrisburg Surface Jent Tio Giub

Real Estate Transfers and Timber Study Note

A long list records numerous real estate transfers with buyers and amounts, including McKendrick to Traves in Cherryblils for 470, Sutter to Bok in Wear Mahonugs for 1,250, and many other parcels in Washington, Clymer, Blairsville, Indiana, and Green. A note mentions Professor Venturo Kawise of the Imperial University of Tokyo studying forestry and timber sale methods as part of national forest policy.

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