27 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
1
A garbled mix of sketches and quotes includes a wandering professor waking bootless, a rider meeting a lone man in a cabin, a joke about tuning a viola, Apple Purely Gift of Nature praising apples and origin myths, and musings on work and change attributed to George Ellot.
Unsettled debate in the Lords regarding a pledge by the Duke of Wellington on Ireland. The exchange features a claim of two clergymen murdered, a retort about corrections, and a brief misstep noted as the duke acknowledges a possible error.
Rep William L Igoe of Missouri demands a Federal Trade Commission investigation into shoe pricing amid claims of profiteering. The report notes related medical home remedies including burn treatment using olive oil egg white and bicarbonate of soda as cautioned home care guidance.
A fragmentary Boston transcript notes Alvs and Exel always alerting Har ry of visits, to keep him prepared for company. It records Ales Wye Morey claiming a phone call to her husband to stay downtown, highlighting domestic friction.
The Liverpool director of education calls a discovery epoch making. He asserts that boys have a keen perception of watching men at work. The remark oddly parallels observations about girls as well, noting a similar fascination with adults at labor.
A partial excerpt discusses American identity and democracy with claims that America’s fate is not held by a single race but by a diverse future. It contrasts English heritage with American pluralism, reflecting a classical 19th century view of national destiny.
An archaic sketch ponders human appetite and curiosity in food taboos. The flesh of the slurk supposedly resembles sturgeon yet cannibal fears persist in public imagination. The text notes the boldness of the first person to swallow a yaw oyster.
Fragmentary text links optimism to belief in tomorrow and steady work pace. It mentions potatoes and cooking, and references pumpkins or gourds boiled and baked, noting minimal loss of nutritional value. The passage resembles a fragmented 19th or early 20th century home economics or moral about time and efficiency.
The United States Bureau of Plant Industry announces a method to make a delicious table sirup from muscadine grapes. The note suggests refining influence blends with liberal arts to temper conduct and cultivate gentleness in men.
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