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06 Apr 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1918
Page
1
The notice lists pricing options with annual and six month rates by mail and carrier. By mail one year costs 8.00 and six months 1.50. By carrier monthly 35 cents and yearly 4.00.
Vice President Thomas Marshall recalls early Indiana salt barter and the move from barrells in stables to modern commerce. He argues citizens must fund soldiers via bonds, declaring that saving the Republic may require sacrifice beyond immediate surplus and urging support for government funding.
Roland G. Usher argues home front duties require rationing of resources and prioritizing war needs over luxury production. He warns that time and labor are finite, so choosing civilian goods over military goods impedes defense efforts. He emphasizes national effort over individual convenience.
A wartime plea urges Americans to stop regular spending and redirect funds to the government for gunpowder and food for trenches. It emphasizes buying Liberty Bonds rather than luxuries like hotels, restaurants, or face powders, asserting the government must manage purchases for the army.
A nationalistic wartime column denounces Prussian arrogance in reading foreign peoples and praises American resolve. It highlights Uncle Sam's war declarations and rapid military buildup, then extols Liberty Bond drives as essential support. The piece closes noting Mrs. John P. Elkin’s return and a social bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. William Jack.
The Methodist Episcopal Church 9145 hosts the Brotherhood Class meeting with eighty four attendees last Sunday and a larger turnout expected tomorrow. Rev Ryall of Salisbury will lead the morning service at 11 o clock and a call to Rev De Hinitt will be issued. Evening features Robert M Marquis presenting a missionary lecture. Zion Lutheran assigns Rev Frank Snyder of Gettysburg College to both services tomorrow. Regular notices list Rev B W Hutchinson and multiple Sunday activities including 9 45 Sunday School, 11 o clock sermon Under the Shadows, Junior League 2 30, Epworth League 6 30, evening sermon Jesus the Champion of the Common People. Dr Hutchinson to read the President's message. Union Church events include Sunday School 2 30 Junior Endeavor 8 23 Senior Endeavor 6 30 and communion service at 7 30 with Midwest prayer Wednesday.
A compiled notice lists multiple denominations and times. Miss Dean Wagner leads Unified Service at 10:00 with sermon Seeing the Invisible, J A Beaton and Rev. J. A. Lawrence are named, with various prayer, preaching, and Sunday School times. Also details for St Bernard, First United Presbyterian, Christ Episcopal, Wesleyan Methodist, and Evangelical churches including Masses, Vespers, prayer meetings, and youth activities.
For sale single cent offers, inquire at Gazette. Studebaker trade for a Ford. Indiana Dye Works offers. Four piece living room set Vietvola with rewards, inquire G Merle White Villella Building. Subscribe for the Evening Gazette.
A public notice urges residents to visit Dr Barnes at Moore Hotel Indiana for free examinations and treatment of chronic diseases and deformities. It promises frank assessment of curability, offers guidance to prolong life, and claims to treat a wide range of ailments in men women and children without surgery where possible.
Auction set for Tuesday April 9 at 1:00pm near Kinghorn School one mile north of Eliana. Two horses five head of cattle a Chester White brood sow and various farm implements to be sold by Wes CoC Watterson.
A wartime recruitment item urges young American men to enlist at the United States Army Recruiting Station in Unduma. The piece stresses a steady flow of volunteers for the Regular Army to support campaigns in Europe and notes the ongoing drafting and approval processes in Congress and the President’s proclamation.
Postmaster M B Brown of Bhair svile reported selling 12000 dollars worth of War Savings Stamps to a single customer this week. He said scarce help forced him to handle the books under strain. Miss Mary Clark of Glen Campbell visited Indiana on Friday.
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