Miles C Young for County Auditor and Charles M Sides for County Commissioner
Political advertisement from Indiana Pa urging votes in the Democratic primary for Miles C Young for County Auditor and in the Republican primary for Charles M Sides for County Commissioner. Primary dates given as September 21, 1913 for Young and September 21, 1915 for Sides. Noted as a solicitation for support and influence.
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Miles C. Young
Indiana
Charles M. Sides
Scouts canvass for uniforms and recent graduates move on
The commerce directed scouts led by William Fluke Wayne Rigg and Richard Clements canvassed town to raise funds for uniforms as a class of 12 passed Tenderfoot tests and prepare for Second grade. Local families hosted guests including Dr. and Mrs Herbert Ellis Miss Jennie McCormick and others while a Lyvie Hall dance drew about 50 couples and Wade Leasure suffered a serious oats hauling accident.
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William Fluke
Wayne Rigg
Richard Clements
Wade Leasure
Richmond
Seven Veterans Reunion of Co M Twelfth Pa Reserves
Seven members of Company M Twelfth Pennsylvania Reserves attended the 50th annual reunion in Graham Grove Seward on Aug 12. Old officers were reselected. Capt. Hart reelected president. Civil War veterans, including Gettysburg participants, were present.
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Gettysburg
Dangerous road spot blamed for accidents near Hamer City
A hole in the road between Hamer City and Waterman linked to an auto crash that injured County Prothonotary Johan C. Wells on Wednesday evening has caused three prior accidents this year. The piece calls for immediate repairs to avoid a serious incident and warns that the county or township could face a damage suit.
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Hamer City
Waterman
Johan C. Wells
Family Reunion Attended by Clawson and George Families
In Indiana yesterday a large reunion brought together Mr and Mrs David H H George of Turtle Creeks and Mr and Mrs George F L Clawson with their families, plus Mr and Mrs Thomas Clawson and relatives. Thirty seven people gathered at the home of Mal cid Moe in Mirurieu Hileier South Seat for a time of fellowship and a dinner.
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David HH
George Aml
Turtle Creeks
George FL Clawson
Vandegrift
Thomas Clawson
Indiana
Albert Clawson
Mal Cid Moe- Mirurieu Hileier
South Seat
Lukow Captured and Allied Losses Amid Eastern Front News
London reports German forces captured Lutkow eighteen miles south of Siedice and near Brest Litovek, with Austrian troops moving north to aid. British auxiliary cruiser India torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine, 22 officers and 119 men saved. Turkish losses include a torpedo gunboat and transport sunk by a British submarine in the Sea of Marmara. Bombing near Smyrna destroys barracks and houses as British aircraft and a following destroyer strike the area.
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Seven Hurt In Train Wreck Near Pittsville
Seven people were injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh battle tyer wasicked near Pittsville tonight. The incident occurred in heavy evening traffic causing property damage and prompting emergency response.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsville
Vote for HARRY A. BOGS in Republican Sheriff Primary
Political advertising urging support for Harry A. Bogs for Sheriff in the Republican Primary. The message references a September 21 voting date and mentions Tadi ana and Sunjeet with unclear local context and timing.
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Harry A. Bogs
Tadiana
Sunjeet
Tidda
Weather brief card unclear and fragmentary
Fragmentary OCR text gives no clear location or forecast details. Mentions weather terms and ambiguous winds but lacks usable entities or concrete timing. Unable to determine a substantive headline or summary from the provided data.
Medicinal Trees and Their Uses Across Native Flora
A New York American summary notes about a dozen wild trees valued for medicine, including wild cherry with hydrocyanic properties and slippery elm bark for cold relief and inflammation. It mentions white pine for industry, tamarack and aspen as tonics, white willow as a febrifuge, butternut bark as tonic and mild cathartic, birch for birch beer, white oak bark as an astringent, and sassafras as a popular component.
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United States
Cajety Seytus
Faras
Tadlay
Cothrvs
New England
New York American
The First Fires and the Fire Invention Idea
A Kansas City Star excerpt muses on who invented fire, suggesting early humans learned to imitate lightning by rubbing sticks. It notes bamboo branches in southern India forests occasionally spark from wind friction, a tale of discovery and inspiration.
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Edison
India
Kausas
The Genius of Language and Native Names
A reflection on how language shapes place names and identity. The excerpt argues that Vienna becomes Wien for its native, London becomes Londres for Premiuian, and Rome appears as Roma to proper English speakers, highlighting pride in linguistic correctness.
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Vienna
Wien
London
Londres
Roma
Rome
Venetia
Venice
Cologne
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Tragic Coincidence Fulfills Old War Prophecy
In 1805 a German predicted he would die in a war to come in 1806. Forty two years later he mocked his forecast and bought a cottage. While inspecting the garden, he picked up an 1868 shell that exploded, killing him instantly and fulfilling the prophecy.
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Plaice
Repudiated Claim Sparks Debate Among Voters
A garbled excerpt shows a figure named Mery Citroen Shida y Solr disputed by a group labeled WER voter cytes. The fragment hints at denials and controversy surrounding a policy or blame, with garbled names and locations implying a Washington context and a heated discussion over accountability.
A Simple Filing Cabinet Boosts Business Efficacy
A business woman extols a concise filing system to organize scattered items bearing on work. She notes letters, newspaper slips, articles, and notes are easily lost in scrapbooks and risky to retrieve. Proper filing keeps material handy for daily use, aiding competition and self improvements in any job.
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Lttle
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Surinam toad rears young on its mother's back
The Surinam toad of Dutch Guiana is remarkable for spawning on the mother’s back. The male places eyes on the female, and a honeycomb like skin forms around the eggs. Over 120 eggs can be counted on a single back as the young develop unseen until limbs form. In Africa, natives make fire by friction using two wooden pieces and wood dust, which smokes and ignites.
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Surinam
Dutch Guiana
Africa
1915 Republican slate announced for fall primary
Ed Yithid announces the Republican primary candidates for county offices to be voted on Tuesday September 21 1915. The list includes sheriff prothonotary treasurer register and recorder commissioners district attorney auditor county surveyor coroner and other officials with multiple nominees named for Indiana Borough White Township North Mahoning Blairsville Brushvalley East Mahoning and other townships and boroughs.
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Court of Common Pleas
J.N. Langham
Indiana Borough
Fortieth Judicial District
Indiana County
Ed Yithid
Fie
Republican County Committee
Act of Assembly
Sherif
T. C. Williams
Indiana
A. J. Boucher
Rayne Township
Walter H. Ayers
Borogh
John GC. Wells
North Mahoning Town
St. K. Neship
F. M. Smith
Blairsville
Elmer E. Carney
White
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. FE. Weaver
J. Clair Longwill
J. M. Marshall
John Bennett
Blgirsville
W. B. Wagner
Brushvalley
D. P. Bothell
Washington Township
C. M. Sides
Ezekiel Somerville
Cherry Tree
J. W. Smith
Canoe Township
William W. Brilhart
J. ©. Moore
Lull in the Day's Work as Children Dance in the Street
Lillian D. Wald recalls a street scene on East Houston Street where public school folk dancing brings wholesome exercise and color to city streets. Children dance to a hurdy gurdy, drawing a sympathetic teamster’s quiet nod as traffic stalls briefly and war news is forgotten for a moment.
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East Houston
Lillian D. Wald
Atlantic
Theological Query In A Heated Exchange
In a contentious dispute described by an elder, a heated exchange centers on writing as proof with racial taunts. The speaker mocks a Black man as illiterate and asserts that writing would reveal understanding, while mislabeling opponents and deflecting with insult.
Our Universe and Milky Way Bounds
Simon Newcomb argues that stars of the Milky Way lie 100 to 200 million suns away. He asserts unity in the cosmos, with the universe as a bounded whole, wrapped by a vast girdle of stars visible as our Milky Way.
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Simon Newcomb
Beiieve
Milky Way
When a Man Marriag Tribulations of a City Man
A rustic vignette from Indianapolis StU recounts a bachelor in a tense domestic scenario. His wife’s relatives plan a county fair or auto show visit while his own kin intend a blunt talk and his neighbors hope for a peaceable bridge. The man questions how to manage the sudden attention.
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Trenus
Ts Bess
Where Are Yesterday's Dreams Reflections On Time And Ambition
The piece reflects on memory and past ambitions ten years back, contrasting hopeful goals with present outcomes. It quotes Boston Globe sentiment and a Tennyson line about faith shining through adversity, urging contemplation of personal progress and fulfillment.
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Boston Globe
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