Indiana County Judicial Nominations and Local Notices
To the electors of Indiana County the act of July 24 1918 provides nonpartisan ballots for judge. My name will appear on the September 21 1915 primary ballot for the office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. Miles C Young seeks the Democratic primary for County Auditor. Also notes describe social visits in Indiana and departures of Mrs Emovene Nolan Johnson for Bridgeville.
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Indiana County
Act of Assembly
Court of Common Pleas
Miles C. Young
Indiana
Emovené Nolan Johnson
J. S. Russell
Water Street
Presbyterian Church
Bridgeville
Washington County
Johnson
J. Herbert Russell
Indiana State Normal School
Wasteful talk flashes in London Tit-Bits quip
A fragmentary quote from London Tit-Bits features a dialogue about waste versus prudence. The garbled lines include a remark to Mary about not wasting anything and a reply to a “loving” or affectionate address, illustrating a lighthearted, clipped exchange from the period.
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Mary
London
Carranza Rejects Pan American Peace Plan In Mexico
Carranza warns the United States and Latin American states against meddling in Mexico. He faults Argentina and Chile for Pan American conference participation and denounces Brazil as a foe, signaling possible military resistance to any foreign brokered settlement while reinforcing his constitutionalist control. Major General Funston receives troop reinforcement orders as border security tightens amid bandit activity.
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Washington
Atg. Tes
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Lansing
Carr
Carranga
Aiesio Arredondo
Lansing Arredondo
Shaye
Cerranga
Devising
Mgr. Carrannn
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Rio
Mexico City
Cardoso de Olivera
Republic of Mexico
Unites States
Carranaa
Punsten
Texas
Otheir
Punstall
War Department
Funston
OUR ARMY CAMELS Their Deadly Hatred Toward Mules and Eccentricities
A historical article recounts Jefferson Davis’s push for camels on the southwestern frontier to move troops and supplies. It covers the 1848 desert trek to California, the camel expedition to El Paso and Yuma, the trainers and drivers, and the camels’ clashes with mules and officers. The piece notes seasickness, biting, and the camels’ disdain for humans, culminating in a chaotic return to the United States and eventual decline of the program.
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Congress Shamuzh
Jeferson Davis
Military Commission
Davis
California
Jefferson Davis
Congress
Orient
el Paso
Yuma
Ariz
San Antonio
D. D. Porter
Chuect
Chetaker
Texas
Kipling
Tians
Major
Sutherland Springs
Entiels
Rayot
Kanas City
Paying Him Back Girl Sipper Foot Patesugue Post
A fragment from the Buffalo Courier recounts a gossip about a man and a girl at a rowdy scene. The speaker questions why someone pulled down items and forced a purchase, noting the man yesterday had not offered a seat to the speaker.
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Buffaly Courier
Curious Oceanic Names and Baptism Tale From Kohala
The article recalls a baptism where Makia was named for the doctor, with the priest correcting the mother that the name was not Michael. It notes a tradition of naming children after doctors, drugs, or pleasing sentiments, listing examples like The River of Twilight and The Delicate Wreath, and mentions Lilu Walani, a queen in retirement, with meaning A Lily In the Sky.
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Ameh
Pitan
Turkey
Hart
Uthea
Conn
Hawaii
Makia
Michael
Mikia
Lilu Walani
Walking for Speed and Proper Track Form
Practical guidance from Outing on novice track walking. Emphasizes erect posture, balanced weight on heels, and arm leverage to propel the body. Stresses heel first ground contact, heel and toe sequence, a ground contact with both feet, and knee locking at stride end for steadiness.
Dream Visit From a Dead Friend Inspires Hair Change
A letter to the New York Times recounts a striking dream in which the writer spoke with a deceased friend who touched the writer’s hair. Upon waking the writer sensed the linger of that touch and later noticed four pale white bars across a red hair mass where the friend had laid her hand. The note blends personal recollection with a vivid sensory impression.
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New York Times
Homemade rat poison recipe from Farm and Fireside
A scanned passage from Homemade Rat Poison describes a recipe from Farm and Fireside for Baris Carbunitte poison. It states it is harmless to domestic animals but lethal to rats. Instructions mention mixing four parts meal with one part bartam carbonate and placing where rats will find it, with water and lime present.
Tracing a Thief in Paris Identifies Ear-Torn Scar
A thief in Paris was identified when a torn piece of skin from the victim’s ear, preserved in a spirits bottle, matched a fresh scar on the left ear. The clue arose after a stall display was forcibly broken, revealing the cut during the incident.
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Paris
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
Incoherent lines mention idle chatter and a domestic scene with unclear speaker names and places. Readable parts do not establish an identifiable event, person, or organization. The fragmentary text lacks sufficient facts for a proper headline or summary.
Neighborly loan sparks kitchen tale from Houston Post
In a humor filled exchange a mother pleads for flour and baking powder while defending Maggie’s honor. A neighborly dispute over a roosters and eggs unfolds as two households trade light jabs about lending, pride, and integrity amid supper plans.
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Margaret
Maggie
Tia
Mikey
Houston Post
Botanists Return From Porto Rico Expedition
Dr Nathaniel Lord Britton director of the New York Botanical Garden since 1896 returns from a Porto Rico trip. The survey, a joint effort with the New York Academy of Sciences insular government and the American Museum of Natural History, collected over eight thousand specimens across unexplored areas with 1924 field numbers and many duplicates for exchanges with other gardens and museums.
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Nathaniel Lord Britton
New York Botanical Garden
Porto Rico
New York Academy of Sciences
American Museum of Natural History
Lightning Sets Off Philadelphia Fire Alarm At Private Box
Fire companies in Philadelphia respond to an alarm from a private box at Third street and Wyoming avenue, only to find lightning had struck the feed wire. The box sits in the Rapid Transit company barn. The 10:05 p m alert came during a storm, slightly after the prior night’s alarm amid electrical disturbance.
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Philadelphia
Electrical Bureau
Third Street
Wyoming Avenue
Rapid Transit Company
Burglary Alarm Sparks Domestic Chatter in Kitchen
A domestic scene unfolds as a homeowner awakens to a presumed burglar downstairs with a tense exchange about a chilly fridge. The dialogue centers on fear, suspicion, and a quick call for action as occupants assess the unexpected guest.
Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Sol Williams, a merchant in Jesse Tennessee, endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming he sells more of it than any similar preparation and that it gave him notable relief after personal use, and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Sol Williams
Merchant
Jesse
Tenn
The Clerk Guaranteed It Cures Diarrhoea with Remedy
A customer asked for a cure for diarrhoea and a clerk offered Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The customer later returned claiming a cure, and the clerk said no charge if it failed. J I Berry & Co Salt Creek VA endorses the remedy as obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain’s
J. I. Berry & Co
Salt Creek
Sprained Ankle Remedy Promises Quick Recovery
Reader advised to obtain Chamberlain's Liniment and follow directions to heal a sprained ankle faster, with the product claimed to be widely available.
Despondency Relief After Indigestion Medication
Mrs Geo Hon of Macedon New York reports three months of indigestion headaches dizziness and fatigue improved after one day with Chamberlains Tablets. Two bottles cured her and she gained relief from despondency. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Republican primary ticket announced for Indiana County 1915
The Evening Gazette prints the Republican county committee list of candidates to be voted on at the fall primary on September 21, 1915. Names span sheriff to county surveyor with nominees from Indiana Borough White Township and nearby townships including Ayers Wells Neal and Sutton. Chairman J Willis Wilson signs the notice dated July 28 1915 in Indiana Pa.
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Republican County Committee
Act of Assembly
A. Boggs
Indiana
Leslie Pattison
White
John Russell
H. K. Neal
North Mahoning
F. M. Smith
Blairsville
Elmer E. Carney
White Township
J. Irven Shaffer
George S. Griffith
South Mahoning
John W. Miller
James M. Nichol
East Mahoning
James A. White
H. M. Lowry
Walter H. Jackson
Register
J. Blair Sutton
J. E. Weaver
J. Clair Longwill
J. M. Marshall
John Bennett
W. B. Wagner
Brushvalley
D. P. Bothell
Washington
C. M. Sides
Eizekiel Somerville
Cherry Tree
J. W. Smith
Canoe Township
William W. Brilhart
Indiana Borough
J. C. Moore
East Mahoning Township
J. Willis Wilson
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Indiaiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Publishing CO
Frrnk M. Smith
EL Ray
Indiana Post Office
Gagette
Bunyan
P. O
J. D. Lewis
Josephine
Philadelphia Street
East Pike
Crescent Loan Co
T. P. Murray
14Th Regt
Mulford Street
Pittsburgh
Thirteenth Street
Court of Commo Pleas
M. Langham
Fortieth Judicial District
J. Telford
W. C. Kittle
N. B. Lowman
Bellevennon
Priva
A. B. King
North Ninth Streets
Manicans
Haighners
Uncle Sam
Ohio
Seite Jourrail
Wes
Bever
Baludmore
Row
John
Scott
Colld
The
Evening Gazette
James W. Mack
William N. Liggett
John M. Gamble
William I. George
John J. Adamson
Rayne
R. Harvey Cunningham
James Speedy
R. J. Hood
West Wheatfield
G. T. McCrea
Brushvalley Towneship
H. B. Butterbaugh
Borsough
Indiana, Pa
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