02 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
1
A fragment from an Indiana newspaper hints at a core topic labeled as main matter in a public or official record. Details are sparse, with no clear individuals, organizations, or dates attached, leaving the precise action and context unclear.
Miss Pauline Rinn daughter of Mr and Mrs S A Rinn of Punxsutawney married Daniel Ritter of McCoysville Pa at the Bellevue Stratford hotel in Philadelphia after eight o clock Thursday night. The couple will reside in Philadelphia until school ends. Miss Rinn is a Punxsutawney social leader and Mr Ritter attends Medico Chirurgical hospital in Philadelphia. He is the son of Dr and Mrs Ritter of McCoysville.
Bonter William IT and Miss Susan George, both of Rossiter, wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Douglas Warden officiating. In Penn Run at the Presbyterian parsonage, Howard L. Brown and Mary I Carmey, both of Cherryhill township, joined in marriage by Rev. William I Sproall. Florence Sproul and Zenas Stephens also wed, with the ceremony by Rev. William Sproul in Penn Run.
Brison P. Reffner of Indiana married Clara M. McIntyre of Blairsville on Thanksgiving Day. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Alfred M. Whitby, pastor of the Blairsville Street Methodist Church.
Defense argues saving money and avoiding a national controversy. Jim and John McNamara face harsh choices as trial strategy hinges on pleas. Deputy District Attorney cites economic factors and public peace, while Jim insists he acts for principle.
The text urges precise meal timing and small portions to stimulate appetite. It recommends serving dainty, well presented food and avoiding large quantities at once. Beef tea is noted as a stimulant but not truly nourishing, with Nightingale cited on persistent appetite issues.
The article advocates a hospital dusting method for home use to improve cleanliness and reduce smoke and dust effects. It recommends a very soft duster like a worn napkin gauze underwear and wringing it nearly dry in tepid water. Frequent wringing prevents streaks while keeping wood polished.
A new condiment called onion salt is described as made on the same principle as celery salt. It offers a convenient alternative when an onion is not on hand or only a small amount is needed, allowing users to shake in the prepared condiment instead of peeling an onion.
New York December 2 1910 arrest of John B McNatchard on charges of blowing up the Los Angeles Times building early October 1 1910. The blast killed and burned twenty one people including several union men. Fire destroyed corridors as floors collapsed and flames spread to the cellar.
An OCR fragment notes Cure and Cold products with one day remedy claim. It mentions a laxative tablet sold under Cure and Cold branding and references a Druggist refund for failure to cure. Also includes unclear names like Davey and Hebbax.
A historical recipe fragment describes mixing via hed wheat with two pints of flour two spoonfuls of white sugar and a pinch of salt with baking powder an egg and a pint of milk. The wheat is rolled in a half pint of water one hour before mixing and brown bale is mentioned.
Fresh pasted peanuts are dried, shelled, and skins removed then ground through a cutter or knife. Some cutters offer a dedicated nut knife. Roasting before shelling yields more butter. add sufficient salt to reach proper flavor. Housewives caution against extra work as nuts are oily.
A fragment from a newspaper page shows a wife accusing her husband of speaking harshly on the telephone. It includes a muddled kitchen scene with chopped meat for a baking dish, steam and gravy, and a potion of batter with butter milk flour and baking powder. The tone hints at domestic tension alongside incomplete recipe instructions.
A scrambled recipe segment describes Italian cream whip with egg whites and saffron wine plus a chocolate cream cake. It lists ingredients like sugar eggs flour milk vanilla and baking powder and mentions moulding and baking steps with garbled wording and odd phrases. The text also includes stray lines about a pump bow and girdle.
Teheran reports an assassination epidemic with figures Mushir Ed Dowleh killed and Mulahirs Sultaneh target, while W Morgan Shuster’s guard is strengthened. Persian council rejects Russian demands including dismissal and cash indemnity as Russia moves to advance troops toward Teheran. Shuster says he has no apologies for his actions and defends Persian sovereignty.
Nevada Governor Tasker Oddie criticizes the Reno divorce joke and says he will back a bill to require one year of residence for divorce, up from six months, as part of pursuing uniform divorce laws across states. He notes Nevada's laws are less stringent but claims divorce is not as easy as assumed.
Washington December 2 The Erie board owns a schedule report to Taft by December 11. The dispatch notes the urgency to advance tariff plans and mentions opposition and political maneuvering shaping the form of the "wool schedule" amid broader tariff debate. Detained in related items is a police case in which Calihan, a member of the pet force, is arrested, and John Sharpshire of Cairn Cacias shoots Sharpshire after a fighting arrest, with Sharpshire reported dying.
Weather everywhere reports snow tonight in some areas with widespread fair conditions. Forecasters note cool temperatures and variable winds as a general pattern across regions.
The Balmer company from South Africa led by J A Balmer with Miss Elsie Clark wowed audiences on a Chautauqua circuit, presenting native dialect songs and English numbers. Clark, a pianist from pioneer missionary roots, wore African dress and described South African life and castes.
The ad touts a free Dropsy treatment plan claiming rapid relief and cure rates, featuring four remedies plus Tonic Tablets and Para-Laxa. It portrays Dr Franklin Miles as a long standing expert and urges immediate contact with address in Elkhart Indiana for a free Dropsy Book and examination.
A McKeesport Pennsylvania resident reports relief from years of backache, fatigue, and dizzy headaches after using Foley Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims the medicine regulated her kidneys, ended hip soreness, and stopped the headaches, urging others to try the product.
Bruce Brown raced to the grand prize at Savannah, the New York driver setting a new road racing record with an average speed of 74.45 mph over 41 miles. Eddie Hedine finished second in a Benz, Ralph de Palma third in a Mercedes as Wagner collided with a tree and retired on lap fifteen in the cold track conditions. Mayor Thoma? and Savannah Newspaper Club president Harvey Grenger discuss future races.
The eminent composer Wagner showed extreme nerve on a steep ledge while climbing with a young friend. When the companion cried of dizziness, Wagner spun to grab his friend and pass him safely between rock and himself, reaching the front.
A weary woman describes her husband Josiah mostly doing brain work at home, leaving her burdened with most chores. She explains his effort helps little as she struggles to keep up with daily tasks.
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