14 Apr 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
1
An article passage extols pianolas as original player pianos and contrasts brands like Weber Steck Chauncy and Stoud as lasting workers. The text suggests superiority of these players over newer machines, praising durability and value for a musician’s life.
Within Your Reach Any Piano Pianola Victrola or Edison may be owned and enjoyed by you. Budget plan available so you can buy now and save money. Large stock includes Player Pianos from 495 to 1000 Good Pianos 385 to 750 Victrolas 25 to 337.50 Edison machines Disc and Cylinder Ambrolas and records Victor Records Music Rolls Sheet music and more in oak walnut mahogany and English brown.
Out today the Victor release No 18661 features Who's Baby are You Left All Alone Again Blues by Joseph C Smiths Orchestra. The sheet notes the new recording as a standout side with traditional jazz and vocal blues elements.
A discussion by the Safety Standards Committee of the Industrial Board includes rules for engine safety, guarding, speed control, and maintenance. Chairman Clifford B. Connelley presides with members James C. Cronin and others. The draft covers guarding exposed parts, automatic speed devices for engines above 800 horsepower, valve and governor requirements, steam traps, air and oiling provisions, and mandatory static inspections every three years with full recordkeeping.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions names and places in a disordered way, offering no coherent events or identifiable entities to report. The readable portions do not provide a complete incident, date, or involved organizations for a factual summary.
A mangled OCR fragment hints at a personal notice or obituary style snippet. Names, places, and dates are unclear. The readable bits mention a spouse and a local event, with disjoint phrases suggesting names like Roo Lathe and Lonous Ic MOND Vines Dispriteh.
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