12 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1912
Page
1
Charles Stuart Moody emphasizes subject choice and horizon elements to avoid monotony, advising prominent landmarks in the foreground for dramatic cloud scenes. He notes cloud exposure must be fast yet not overly so, warns against overexposure, and describes limiting the shutter speed on common lenses to capture dramatic skies.
The account explains how meals were served with a porringer for soup and spoons for some, while others drank directly from the bowl or borrowed spoons. Central meats were shared from a large vessel and guests used fingers or knives, with guests without knives borrowing from others. There is no evidence of napkins or napkin substitutes in this period.
A Christian Endeavor prayer meeting edited by Rev. Sherman A H Doyle B D emphasizes the value of studying nature to know God. The talk portrays God’s outdoors as harmonious creation from which mountains seas winds and heavens declare His power and care guiding believers to trust Him for strength peace and provision.
A fragmented piece presents a moral reflection on dedication and faith. it mentions a persevering model and the belief that rewards come for those who stay true to duty. It names individuals like Enisa Roehler and Antteny while invoking a strong, biblical tone.
An unnamed passenger, unable to pay his fare, argued with a conductor after his money and trunk were misplaced during a hotel change and train transfer. He pledged payment at the next station or via a friend, but was refused and left the car, eventually pursuing travel on foot. The tale intertwines with stock market chatter about a railway company, its price movements, and boardroom tensions as executives navigate fare dispute fallout.
Oyster Bay August 12 Colonel Roosevelt expresses pleasure at Ohio Progressives backing a separate third party ticket. He notes the split in the Republican state central committee after General R B Brown of Zanesville was named governor candidate. Roosevelt signals a nationwide Progressive Party plan while rivals push toward reconciliation with Taft’s camp.
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