04 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
1
Casualty entries list numerous names including Robert Seitz Johnstown and Harold Kirk Wyeenbe among the fallen and wounded in action with ranks Corporal Private Sergeant and Private. A sale notice follows describing property for sale at 244 Church Street Indiana Pa including 150 acres and a wood building complex located on an aeroa ge mile from Indiana on a macadam road.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places including Philadelphia, Scranton, Parkes, North Centre, Wilber Vo Thives, and William Dougherty. The text includes scattered mentions of individuals, towns, and possible references to individuals attached to various entities, with unclear context or action.
The American Red Cross plans a nationwide Christmas Roll Call stressing new member roles in tuberculosis work. It links the Seal sale to anti tuberculosis campaigns, with a $2,500,000 appropriation to finance the effort and incentives like ten Christmas Seals for each new member.
The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and about one hundred affiliated committees will cooperate with Red Cross organizations to place Pennsylvania in the Roll Call forefront. Tuberculosis agencies will work under the Red Cross Roll Call committee. The period spans December 16 to 28.
Advertisement for Dr. Chase's Liver Tablets from United Medicine Co Philadelphia claims they stimulate the liver and bowels without pain, relieve headache and bloating, purify blood, and clear complexion. Large box lasts a month.
Hy virtue of writs issued by the Court of Common Pleas at Tidiane County Indiana the First National Bank of Indiana Pa will offer property for public sale at Court House in Indiana on Friday December 6 1918 at 1 15 PM The estate of Wy C Connistine consists of a two story brick dwelling with outbuildings on North Seventh Street Indiana Pa bounded by Conner and Simon Tistine lots Lumsden on the West Taken in execution by the First National Bank of Indiana Pa No 36 December Term 1914 Purchasers to pay costs and balance of purchase money on notice of sale. Sherriff Boggs.
President Wilson travels from Washington to Hoboken on a special train amid mass crowds. An armed guard of 5,000 protects him as flowers line his path to the steamer George Washington. The fleet sails with 2,000 American troops aboard Lapland nearby while a storm warning is issued for New York and New England coasts. Wilson’s first meeting with Allied leaders to discuss armistice preliminaries is set for December 16 in Paris.
Fragmentary ad copy touts SHILOH cough remedy claiming rapid relief within 24 hours. References health, society, and religious overtones without coherent details or verifiable claims.
Farmers taking advantage of fine fall weather are farther advanced with their work than for many years despite labor shortage. Farmers throughout the state report wheat in its best condition for a number of years.
Philadelphia voters are urged to mark the party square and four additional choices on November 5 to support Judge Porter for reelection to the Superior Court. The article extols Porter’s qualifications, experience, and fairness, urging citizens to exercise full constitutional franchise by selecting him, the Superior Court, and the two proposed amendments.
A Pittsburgh mother recounts how ten herbal remedies restored her son’s health. The account appears in an item sold at Daugherty Drug Co's store.
Jennie Cook of 216 Beatty Street, Pittsburgh, praises Ten-Herbs herbal stomach remedy after her son, a prominent local athlete, reported relief from long stomach trouble and improved digestion. She says he regained appetite, athletic activity, and daily work. Ten-Herbs, described as vegetable, uses herbs and roots and is sold at Dougherty Drug Co in Indiana.
Fragmented OCR text presents a cryptic song fragment about a man marrying a girl and returning rings. It mentions a girl left behind, a wedding, and a hang scene, with garbled names and stray phrases. The readable elements suggest a music item with names and dates missing.
Fragmentary OCR lists transfers and roles among city figures and buildings. Mentions Nivola Capute, Warden to Lois Wetland, North Mahompys Mt Ts, A. Koy hlear, TL H. Mleupp, and references to language in a city building. Details are garbled but indicate staff changes and a structural context.
An examination traces spruce to variants of price and tinusstin forms, with early spellings like spruc and pruce. The term may derive from German sprog or prossen, referencing young shoots. Spruce beer is made from the fir sprouts.
Fragmentary report cites a claim by an unnamed team regarding hunger control and suppressed elamps. No clear persons, organizations, or events readable. Further readable text needed to establish specifics.
A fragment notes that despite a small proportion, the harvest yielded high quality fruit in most vineyards, highlighting exceptional fruit quality across the region.
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