22 Apr 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1918
Page
1
A fragmented line lists mailing options with time frames and prices including Mail and Carrier terms. It mentions One Year By Mail, Six Months By Carrier, Per Month By Carrier, and Per Year rates, reflecting a period subscription structure.
Lieutenant Governor Frank D. McGlain assumes leadership of the Food Supply Department under the Committee of Public Safety for Pa. He stresses cross-agency coordination across federal and state bodies, including State College departments, County Farm Bureaus, and the U.S. Food Administration, to avoid duplication of effort and expense.
A large property transfer is reported as a major deed change in Indiana. The listing highlights extensive acreage and a noted pace of sale. No further details on buyers or exact location are provided.
Listed transfers include A A T Hoan Biepty sale to Mrs J B Mele of two houses and two lots on Grane street with 23000 cash. M Heney of Indiane sale valued 23500 cash. SAU tele agency house and lot on Water street sold to Louis Handler for 1800 cash. Clark trustee buys 40 acres 10 perches from John Clowes for 8628 12. parcel from Heres VY Davis 36ac 60perches. G S Meblenry s 4 0007 05. Todd Agency to Thomas Poulin 11 acres Whites valued 4702 50. Catherine Knierkamp to Iswerth We Shaugherbeck 1222 acres in Went Wheattiell Ha. Mimer Ladie to Santy Lionkosky lot in Stuiterds 00. Charles Makin to T S Griffith lot on Cherry Pree 4 12 acres.
The piece extols the Victoria Cross and the lesser Victory Check symbol, urging citizens to buy larger Liberty Bonds to support the war effort. It highlights selflessness, patriotism, and sacrifice as noble traits, then notes Mr. and Mrs. William Porter and children visiting Punxsutawney.
An advertisement from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin promotes Triumph Pills. It claims irregular or delayed use is remedied and urges readers to request free information by writing for relief. The notice warns against experimenting with other products and notes pills are not sold in drug stores.
The May issue showcases Mary Pickford and Corporal Holmes with a wartime tale of transformation. Charles P. Steinmetz argues the world belongs to the dissatisfied, while David Grayson shares country views on the war. Holworthy Hall debuts a new novel The Man Nobody Knew.
A conservation campaign was begun in the Pittsburgh district today with young women from Pennsylvania State College assisting in the weeklong effort. The goal is to recruit more women and chess on the farms, and readers are urged to Subscribe For The Gazette.
Fragmented OCR text describes a parade through Llanes City with a patriotic tone. The piece notes references, a father of 85 pieces, and mentions citizens marching under a paper or gazette as part of a civic display. Subscriptions are urged for the Gazette.
A committee of the Miltish Associa ten for the Advanesment of Selbtee has been organ for dnenay years. A report notes geology at Britiel deles Neeordinge Gitle heel and mentions Waton WGO piedress. The issue covers Croisen on Yorkshire and a Pie de Chingveter collection. The piece lists captions and photograhers for serpy HC and Hires with Ney.
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A powerful bomb was discovered in New York City near Life Publishing Company on West street. Five sticks of dynamite were set in a doorway, with a large force and impact described by officials as serious. Police and bomb squad investigators secured the area and began a full inspection of the surrounding block.
A garbled dispatch discusses a worsening Irish situation in London with references to telegraph lines and enforcement. The piece mentions Vinnehope and Chantel as uncertain terms amid chaotic reporting.
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