30 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1924
Page
1
Fragmented notice reports Al and Mare ill and a reunion planned for August 31 at Rots Laneys. William Fryer and family visited the home of Mr and Mrs L E B Little Sunday. Mack and family were also mentioned in the sparse text.
The Board of Game Commissioners answers complaints about sharp edges cutting thread on hunter tags. They promote sewing the tags to garments and recommend aluminum tags as more legible and durable. Sportsmen pay about $12,000 for tags this year, compared to prior costs.
The Philadelphia case in Media Delaware County ends a plan for a Gretna Green style marriage. The orphan’s court clerk rules that at least one applicant must reside in the county. No more eloping Philadelphians need apply.
The text explains using bachelor buttons and aluminum tags to fasten onto garments, noting smoothing rough edges, punching minor holes, and pushing studs from the inside to prevent water seepage. It assumes readers know what bachelor buttons are and mentions a possible cost near forty eight thousand dollars in a hypothetical demand for fabricotd bene.
The Aeolian Company plans to relocate and upgrade Aeolian Hall after selling the property to 5 and 10 King Woolworth. The move involves a 68 year lease framework and a total rental around 27000000, with construction rising above the Fifth Avenue skyline to host artists and education in a new, modern setting.
A Charles City press editorial notes that while a hope chest has uses, a family case typically yields faster outcomes, arguing for practical legal recourse over traditional remedies.
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