Local visitors and residents in town today
A series of short notes lists A. R. Snyder a Plumville jeweler J J Evans of Indiana and other residents and visitors in DuBois Home and nearby towns. Mentions include Miss Anna Doyle Mrs Harry White Jr J B Younkins buying an electric peanut roaster at Star theatre and Major Miller delivering a $2000 check for encampment teamsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Snyder
Plumville
Anna Doyle
Davis
DuBois
J. B. Younkins
Star Theatre
Major Miller
Pittsburgh
First National Bank
A Real Baseball Story From a Scrambled Clipping
A fragmented newspaper snippet hints at a baseball tale and a focus on a title crowning moment. The readable text references Philadelphia and a press context, but details are unclear and several garbled phrases obscure specific events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
iAvanet
Vai
Fourth of Duels feature opens next Sundays Press
The issue highlights a series on Mamous Aremedti with a duel themed piece described as more romance than historical tragedy. It notes the issue as exceptional merit with many features and a brief reference to Shorty’s essay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Nidlas
Mamous Aremedti
Shorty
Kaiser Hurls Million Men Against Allies
German forces mass between Luxembourg and Liege threaten Brussels and Namur as 360000 Allied troops clash with the invaders. British and Austrian declarations of war loom. secrecy surrounds war offices while a decisive battle reportedly unfolds between Liege and Namur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
War Office
Longwy
Great Britain
Austra
Germany
Switzerland
Alsace
Kaiser
Luxemburg
Liege
Brussels
Namur
Paris
Ungres
Tielmont
T Wis
Belgium
Louvain
Tirlemont
Nant
Dinant
Givet
Vie Meuse
Belgiim Ara
Leuch
Lue Wreuch
Mezlores
Preah
Vardun
Gert
Meuse
Lisge
France
Namie
Langwy
Mrnica
Lusxemtre
Thionville
Mesa
Strassburg
Bredgach
Alsace- Lorraine
Jee Kden
Mruaire
Moselle
Rhine
Wsit
Forts at Liege Stand Ready as German Push Presses
Paris dispatch reports Liege forts intact and ready to resist as German patrols move north from Luxemburg. Brussels says bombardment intermittent and many German soldiers are captured or killed, with disorganization and low morale observed. London notes North Sea fishing halted and submarine O16 sunk by HMS Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brussels
Tenps
Liege
Luxemburg
The
Temps
Officar
Tie
London
North Sea
Admiralty
Birmingham
Queen Amelle
Portugal
Stat
Devonshire House
Oddities and Crimes in Brief Across 1900s Pages
Albert McQuighn of Terre Heure Indiana faces forgery charges after allegedly writing with his teeth due to a missing band. A 40 year old potato in perfect condition was found under Bazilles hearth in Bazilles France. Durocher of Philipstown is said to have $21 stolen, then Wayman shared a portion due to Durocher’s disability. Milton Rosenthal stands accused of stealing auto tires in New York. A rabbit’s foot was set in the Willow Avenue Presbyterian church cornerstone in Jovet. two fires in two years destroyed the old building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazilles
France
Milton Rosenthal
New York
Avenua Presbyterian Church
Jovet 1
Not So Strange After All Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Rosie Rish of Wabash Indiana reports no relief until using Chamberlains Tablets which she calls the best medicine for stomach trouble she has ever used. The tablets strengthen and invigorate the stomach enabling natural function. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rosie Rish
Wabash
Ind
Chamberlain’s
Rise of Eugenics and Lydia Pinkham’s Herbal Health Get
A critique of modern culture’s view on child rearing contrasts with the promise of Eugenics for motherhood. The piece celebrates Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as restoring health to a weak or ailing wife, implying healthier offspring as a blessing from brave sons and fair daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
The Big Policeman Uncle Sam and World Peace
The Baltimore American piece portrays the United States as a weary but steadfast guardian. It speaks in playful yet earnest terms of keeping Europe and distant nations in check, asserting the U S role as a global peacekeeper while balancing isolationist urges with duty to intervene when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Washington banquets and Cromer’s peculiar diet tale
A fragmentary reminiscence describes former representative George W Cromer of Indiana nibbling on sand during a public hunger stunt. The piece notes aides urged restraint while Cromer persisted, reflecting a satirical account of wealth and wit amid political theatrics.
Savas You Money To Attend Every Session Of The Assembly
Fragmented notice urges buying a season ticket now to save money for attending all assembly sessions. It cites costs of single admissions totaling 8.15 and contrasts gate prices 280 with local commuter Heber price of 2, urging purchase from the moral committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioral Committee
Turkeys and Chickens Eat Land Without Harm Says Cure
A fragmentary report notes a patient named Roe Whit More Randy becoming grittier and then healthier after a theory that post-sand eating is harmless. He claims digestion returned and ham and cabbage are nutritious, a flush of health returns to his face, and he explains that poultry can eat land without deleterious effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe
Caillaux Case Story Prompts Editor Calmette Shooting
The Caillaux case, a landmark French trial, began with the March 16 shooting of Gaston Calmette, editor of the Paris Figaro, by Mme Henriette Caillaux in his office. Calmette died hours later after a campaign accusing Caillaux of influencing trials and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmette
Caillaaux
Dreyfus
Mme
Henriette Caillaux
Joseph Caillaux
Finance
Gaston Calmette
Paris Figaro
Mme. Caillaux
Mexico
Cance
Radical Campaign Fund
Dulllanx
Germany
Morocco
Austrians to Use Self-Destruct Vials If Captured
The report states Austrian officers bound for Austria will carry small vials of poison to destroy themselves rather than endure capture by Servians. It claims 8,600,000 Austrians ready for duty and hints at American departure arrangements and possible naval transport if other powers join the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servianus
Alexsander Salm-Hoogatraeten
Leutenant
Die Whipteenth Dragoons
New York
Austria
America
Feather Found in Babe's Nook Causes Baby Illness
Mrs John Hamilton of Normidhs NeYu refused to eat and showed strange behavior for days. Physicians could not determine the cause. A feather was removed from the baby's neck after Raniston Anally lanced the area and extracted it. The feather appeared to have been swallowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Bire
Raniston
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Cablishing CO. PU
Pont Ceteenege
Indiana Postoffice
M.C. Wevy Chase
Cordelle Cigar Co
New York City
Reliable Squad Journal
Versailles
Oak Street
Philadelphia St
North Sixth Street
Conner
J. J. Evans
Indiana
Harry White, Jr
J. C. McQuigg
Fana, Ilinois
Harry Short
Home Station
R. W. Craig
Adams Express Co
Vandergrift
William McGregor
J. S. McElhoes
Home
Edward Longwill
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lillian McCleese
Williamsport
W. J. King
South Seventh Street
John Barr
E. H. Springer
Elmer
Allison
Charles Pouch
James L. Culp
Clarence Shoemaker
George Giles
Richmond
Columbus
Wheeling
W. Va
Culp
Colgate
Kohiner
Bon Ton
Indiana’s
FORD
French
Mr. Smithera
Washail
Evening Gazette
Albert McQuighn
Terre Heure, Ind
API Durocher
Philipstown, N
Han
Durocher
Uncle Sam
Monroe
San Dormin
Pallee
Washington
Congress
George W Cromer
Wirth
Carlyle
Ar. Cromer
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