28 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1915
Page
1
A lost tail lamp and license plate numbered 73986 were reported with a carrier. A reward is offered to anyone returning them to Weltereth's Plumbing Shop at the corner of Firth and Philadelphia streets.
The church notices list the Methodist Episcopal pastor Rev Dr Blouchinson and Sabbath School service at 11:00 with sermon. Epworth League at 6:30 hosts a feature using Vietroli. Salvation Army holds open-air service Saturday 7:30 at Sixth and Philadelphia followed by Army Hall service Sunday 3:00 and a 6 o'clock Christian Fellowship with Adjutant Abbott speaking on "the Open Door and the Grey Vision." Everyone is invited.
J Milder Peelat bse of Indiana and Preston G Orwig of Toronto spoke on teen age purpose and Sabbath School class discoveries. Otisces Buckner discussed the C A B C aims while Prof J Lincoln Hall conducted the music sessions for the event.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praising its reach from a stall sale to all parts of the United States and beyond. It claims quick relief in one or two doses, success in dysentery epidemics, and safety for summer diarrhoea in children, urging every family to keep it on hand. Testimonials from Carrie Turner and C Colby underscore prompt relief and aid for indigestion and constipation. Obtainable everywhere.
German forces threaten the last major Russian fortress at Grodno and possibly Vilna as the Niemen defense line collapses. Rail lines to Grodno and Vilna are at risk, with mass refugee flow and Russian government propaganda struggles amid retreat.
Irregular or delayed use Triumph Pills claimed as safe and dependable. Not sold in drug stores. Do not experiment with others to avoid disappointment. Write for “Relief” and particulars, free. Address: Na Upal Medical Wnetstyle, Milwaukee.
The Russian and British dispatches describe the admiralty rebutting German claims that the battle cruiser Moltke and other warships were destroyed in the gulf of Riga. The admiralty states no major German warship was sunk and German losses were only minor. Reports from Petrograd note Grodno’s evacuation and cautious defense plans as Germany eyes Petrograd while Italians advance on Trent.
Pittsburgh schools will open Monday. Completion of new buildings increases seating by 2,500 compared with the start of last term. Fifty thousand dollars has been spent for new text books.
The swordfish has a jaw so powerful that the sword extends from it and in attacks can pierce oak timbers to a depth of ten inches, a fact noted about its formidable weapon.
The Cossacks are described as part of the reserve forces of national defense in Russia. They may be called to accompany their sons and grandsons into battle if required, highlighting a lineage of military service within the Cossack community.
The pound sterling fell to an all time low in New York trading, quoted near 4.054 dollars with a par value around 4.8668. The drop reflects a shift of exchange power toward the United States as European war costs and allied purchases bolster American demand for dollars.
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow expect a mix of sun and increasing warmth. Forecasters note a broad, mild pattern with light winds and no significant precipitation anticipated.
The Republican County Committee announces candidates to be voted on at the September 21 primary. Wards, boroughs, townships list multiple offices including sheriff, prothonotary, treasurer, register and recorder, commissioners, district attorney, auditor, county surveyor, coroner. Also Non-Partisan judge candidate J N Langham announces for Court of Common Pleas. primary date September 21, 1915.
A humorous snippet shows a mother testing her son by posing a playful scenario about temper and manners. A dispatcher line mix up on a telephone is described with comic miscommunication. The fragment reflects light vanity from a Cleveland plaza dealer remark.
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