17 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
1
A brief note reports a mail matter involving Podtene Postatbon Seenal-Clase. The item notes a correspondence matter with possible handling by postal or clerical authorities and a scheduled review. No further details are provided in the fragment.
A string of transfers records deeds and releases across multiple townships including Canemaugh Burrell Center and Green. Notable actions include Amanda Moose to Thomas Givies for IX acres in Brushvalley and 32 acres two 42 perches in Burrell with price 900, John L. Cochran to James Cochran 20 acres in Washington for 160, and I R McMasters as Treasurer to J M Leech for 58 acres in Buffington at 11.53. The listings include several other parcels of 1 to 37 acres with prices ranging from 1.00 through 2,500 and various trusteeships and releases among local individuals and entities.
Uncle Sam seeks young men for railway mail clerk post office clerk carrier and department clerks. Prepare now for upcoming exams as thousands of appointments are planned. No special education needed just common schooling. opportunities nationwide with life-long positions and regular pay. Free information and scholarship offer available this month from Central School Dept 9 Rochester NY.
A reunion gathering is noted with Mr Frank Flude of Vandergrit, Mr and Mrs Ralph Flude of Apollo, Mr and Mrs Clark Flude of Wilmerding, Dr and Mr C W Rink and family, and Dr Frank Widdowson and wife of Indiana, spending today at the home of S J Flude on Oak Street.
The 1907 garnet production rose to 7,058 tons, marking the largest total on record. The gain surpassed the prior year by a substantial margin, illustrating a strong upward trend for the abrasive mineral industry.
A garbled exchange mentions avoiding someone and debt. The speaker notes wealth and the possibility of repayment but the text is incoherent and reads like overheard conversation.
A Strategist notes a boast about a rival’s genius while recounting a two dollar yearly raise not yet shared with his wife in Ghent. The Bittyburre Post frames the quip as a wry reflection on cunning and personal prudence.
A discussion on fire clay quality and testing methods notes that practical, empirical evaluation by tasting is favored by practitioners. It critiques formal law, urges experienced chemists, and highlights grit detection through wood fire clay analysis.
Mary Moore recounts an English observer's immersive Chinese banquet experience. The piece details the sprawling multi course menu with duck, shark fins, sea slugs, mushrooms, and rice, noting unfamiliar textures and lingering cultural impressions.
The excerpt notes a light exchange between two women as one learns golf and jokes about matching a club to a hole. It then shifts to a London tabloid style comment on severe penalties for adultery and kissing another man's wife, with hints of public punishment and moral judgment.
An English country bookseller wrote to London seeking a copy of the book Happy Husbands. He was told the work was out of print, yet the wholesale agent hinted otherwise, claiming there are no Happy Husbands in London. This London Tit-Bits note highlights the cheeky mix up.
The snippet shows a playful exchange with a mother and Johnny about a child’s behavior. It preserves a rustic dialogue framed by a Cleveland Leader style line about learning to say no and a quirky reference to 60 Yatin Spurgeon.
Roosevelt shows reluctance over a turn down matter causing a heated response among supporters. Jeers and debate emerge as delegates weigh his stance and possible division at the Republican convention.
New York August 17 Colonel Roosevelt learns he is not nominated by the Republican state committee. He remains defiant yet sounds ready to fight within progressive lines. Griscom foresees a red hot battle and Roosevelt’s likely convention appearance and speech.
New York August 17 The Republican state committees at a convention meeting to set the time and face of the party coalition used the moment to reject Colonel Roosevelt s directives for the coming campaign. State leaders led by Timothy L Woodruff William Barnes Jr Francia Hendricks and Seaburt Wadsworth pushed to place a temporary chairman at the Saratoga convention on Sept 27. They argued Roosevelt had taken all he could from the party with his term as president and warned against progressive influence in the state committee.
Local correspondent notes a guest staying with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McMillen, of Ambrose, during the past week.
Blairsville items report Mrs Clark W Banks of Derry returning home after a week with friends here Miss Martha Biiney of Pittsburg visiting Mrs B E Oaks and Misses Louise and Pauline Kilgore of Wilkinsburg visiting Mr and Mrs R S Zimmers Miss Anna BE Jones of Bellevue visiting Dr A T Rutledge Also advise using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs colds and whooping cough sold by all druggists.
Old Davenport bed offered for sale for ten dollars to a quick buyer. Call at 424 Church Street. 294-2¢
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