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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as William and Mitchell and references illness disappearance and missing 22s. Details are unreadable. The readable pieces suggest a local notice or brief about a missing person or health issue but lack coherent facts.
A Rhinelander marriage to a woman with mixed African ancestry triggers debate among Latin Americans in the United States. Observers note rigid color lines here and suggest relocation to a country without such prejudices. Some say the pairing could still yield a future prominent family abroad.
The Ritz Theatre shows The Keeper of the Bees based on Gene Stratton Porter’s novel. Little Gene Stratton Monroe, granddaughter of the author, plays the Little Scout in the film adaptation directed by Leo Meehan. The piece praises the production as warm and humane and notes the author’s literary inspiration. A separate court note reports Clarence M. Goodman fined $25 for possessing eight sticks of dynamite without a permit.
Ronald Colman portrays Hilary Trent in The Dark Angel opposite Wilma Banky at Indiana Theatre today, delivering the most challenging scene as a blinded WWI veteran. Colman notes the part needs little effort once lights rise, as he staresExpressionless into a blaze of effects. Tomorrow Belasco’s The Boomerang with Anita Stewart and Donald Keith screens in Towanda, plus four vaudeville acts. Mrs Belle Knapp, 68, dies in a blaze that traps her inside a blazing residence. a collapsed roof injures firemen. Indiana County’s Only Daily.
During dinner search, Warder Murphy learns convict No. 807 nicknamed The Rat had staged a gold hoard find in a tomato can. The three yellow pellets tempt Murphy to trade for tobacco, while plans to exploit the dig with Wessler the jeweler rise.
Fragmentary note from a 19th century source describes a London invention using snow ultraviolet light to administer curative gunlight therapy, attributed to a practitioner named Powell. The text is incomplete and the medical claims are unverified.
Declassified wires report President Coolidge approved the death sentence. Lieut. Thompeopeonvig, unnamed in full, connected to the case, with details lacking amid telegrams from Manilla.
A fragmentary item from Parnassus Pennsylvania references a tense event described as a manners execution in a distant setting. Details are unclear but indicate local interest and cryptic phrasing.
Fragmentary article questions bio warfare claims and criticizes players and teams. It mentions criticism during a series, noting disputes over duties and appeals to authority without clear names or dates. The text is disjointed and largely unreadable.
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