Good Jobs For A Local Contractor In Indiana
Indiana Evening Gazette reports expansion at a local contractor’s office and printing plant on New Gazette Building, Carpenter Ave. Capacity at the kilns reaches 26 000 brick daily with brick-making machinery capable of nearly double, prompting plans to increase burning capacity and hire 10 more workers after current crews are completed. A third contract begins on a three story building on Philadelphia Street joining the Bell building, with White residence and Winters restaurant to occupy spaces in the first hour. Ground clearance commences as preparatory work accelerates.
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Jones [Govern
Ayora
Newa
Ges Maer
White
Philadelpha Street
Bell Building
Residenc
Itin
Indiana Gaun Y Street Railways Co
Winters
Figures and visits amid Chautauqua and Pittsburg ties
Youthful groupings and visits weave through the town scene. Miss Genevieve Morrison returns from Marion Center to Blairsville area relatives, while Mrs. Roland Revere of Pittsburg visits her aunt Milas Lottie Moorhead. Nancy Jane Lafferty, an educator born in Indiana County, dies at her sister’s home in Pittsburgh after a long life of community service. Surviving relatives include Mrs. O B Ryall and multiple nieces and nephews in the Ryall and Lafferty families.
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Roland Revere
Hust End
Pittsburg
Milas Lottie Moorhead
Genevieve Morrison
Marion Center
Eva G. Thompson
Nancy Jane Lafferty
O. Brigall
Solway Street
Indiana County
John P
Mary.m. Lafferty
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Academy
Blairaville
B. Ryall
Annie
Phoebe Lafferty
Mra
W. J. Christy
H. W. Grier
George H. Ryall
Saltsburg
Joan Milton Ryall
John P. Lafferty
Curious Middle Ages Torture In A Niven Tower Room
An old tower in Niven houses a preserved chamber of tortures used in the medieval era. Shelves display helmets and bridles as gossiping women watch. The spike wheel, a heavy cylinder with many spikes, rolled along a bound prisoner, often causing fatal injuries before removal from the plank.
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Niven
Listovienly
Giant Butterflies With Wingspans Rival Birds
A Wide World Magazine tale details oversized butterflies in British New Guinea, with males eight inches and females up to eleven inches. A naturalist shot a specimen to begin an expedition costing thousands, two crewmen killed by Pajuan cannibals, another rescued, yet he persevered and secured several perfect specimens.
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British New Guinea
Wide World Magazine
Origin of the Letter V in Ancient Writing
A discussion of the letter V traced to ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs showing a two-harved sand viper as the original symbol. Priests simplified the glyph into a V with a dash, Phoenicians adopted it, and the modern V arose by dropping the dash. The Egyptian snake is still common and linked to biblical imagery.
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Egypt
Dan
Imagined Juries Prompt Debate on Women’s Roles
A Buffalo Express quip questions why women were not on juries. The exchange imagines a woman quietly enduring hours of legal argument and delivering lasting guidance rather than interruption. The witty remark contrasts daytime judgment with enduring influence.
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Buffalo Express
Walter Brookins Youthful Aviator Falta Itty Feet
Walter Brookins, noted youthful aviator, reportedly injures several persons in an incident described with limited readable details. Police or witnesses are not fully identified in the fragment, but the event involves multiple injuries and public safety concerns.
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Falta
Newark Lynching Probe Continues Amid Arrests
A Newark grand jury returned forty indictments related to the July lynching of Carl Etherington. Of these, fifteen are murder in the first degree, with six for rioting, two for assault and battery, and two for perjury. Several indictments were kept secret to enable further arrests. The report has stirred Newark with expectations of serious punishment for those involved. In Columbus, Assistant Attorney General Miller traveled to oversee proceedings and anticipated more trials as cases proceed.
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Newark
Grand Jury
Carl Etherington
Anti- Saloon League
Columbus
Geneval Miller
M. Otherineton
AntiSimon Teague
Columbis
Sbce
Miller
Jersey Farmer attacked with tar and feathers near his home
Aug 11 report from Athintic Center recalls Frank Sichart, Cairdilf farmer, beaten and tarred by three men and tied to a pole. His body bruised and raw from insects as he fears poison. Magistrate papers secured by his son. Other items note Wilkes-Barre politics refusal, big booze haul in Sullivan Indiana, and a Newark Ohio post office robbery.
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Frank Sichart
Cairdilf Farmer
Jagmety
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