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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1926

Page

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Santa Claus Visits Salvation Army in Indiana County

Santa visits mark the end of the Army’s annual fund appeal in Indiana County. The Citadel property now under Salvation Army jurisdiction will revert to Indiana Borough if the Army discontinues in the future. Captain and Mrs. Painter praise local support and plan stronger effort next year. A Christmas party is planned Friday with baskets of food, clothing, and gifts for the needy.

Salvation Army Indiana Mra. Painter Indiana County

Narcosan Declared Cure for Drug Users

Controversial claims outline narcosan as a cure for narcotic addiction. Dr Moyar discusses dosage implications, arguing that high initial use followed by narcosan can dangerously trigger death, while presenting cases of patients stabilized on reducing doses. He touts narcosan as a vegetable-based treatment rebuilding bodily tissues damaged by drugs.

Moyar Marcosan

Banker’s Son Met Tragic Death in Connellsville

In Connellsville Pennsylvania Dee 21 a 15 year old, Paul Kilpatrick son of Worth Kilpatrick banker, died from exposure. He was found near city limits miles from an auto wreck in which he was involved. He had driven a car near Moyer yesterday and skidded over an embankment. Believing himself unhurt he refused aid and walked home, dying before rescue arrived.

Connellsville Dee Paul Kilpatrick Worth Kilpatrick Moyer

Tragedy in New York Prompts Homicide Inquiry

Wallas McLean Probases, a wealthy elderly businessman and son-in-law of the famed agnostic Robert Ingersoll, is under bail after being moved from Bellevue to Murray Hill Sanatorium with three bullet wounds. Police support the initial claim that Probases was shot by his middle aged lover Mrs. Robert H. Ingersoll, who then killed herself, while a charge of suspicion of homicide awaits. Attorney Frederick C Leuhusener for Mrs Ingersoll plans further investigation into the tragedy.

New York Dee INS Wallace Mclean Robert H. Ingersoll Ingersoll Probus. Co Frederick C. Leuhusener

Irish Situation Te and the Little Man's Bold Claim

A garbled fragment shows a character nicknamed Moe facing a high price as a small man clutches a heavy bundle and asserts urgency. The language hints at a negotiation scene with uncertain names and places, preserving the dramatic cadence of a distressed OCR snippet.

Inquiries Into River Tragedy In New York

Investigations proceed into the Hudson disaster where the Linseed King capsized after striking an ice floe. Captain Rohweder is under arrest, while staff assess ship records to assign responsibility. Death toll and missing count vary, with 33 bodies recovered and 11 still missing.

New York Hudson River John F. McGowan Homicide Bureau John Rohweder Rohweder

One-Cent Post Cards Again In Force

Washington December 21 The House voted to restore the one cent postage on private post cards as five postal rate bills move toward the Senate. The measures were introduced on day one by Postal Committee Chairman Griest and sent to the Senate with Post Office Department backing.

Washington House Griest Postal Committee Senate Post Office Department

Prisoner Heads to Texas in Kidnap Case Involving Lois Newcomer

Corporal Fox of the state police, with governor Pinchot’s requisition papers, traveled to Laredo to escort Charles Simpson to face charges linked to the abduction and attack on 13 year old Lois Newcomer of Columbia. Goddard named Simpson as accomplice after confessing to the charges and identifying him. Goddard and Simpson were connected to the Susquehanna River cabin incident where the girl was held overnight.

Harrisburg Corporal Fox Pinchot Laredo Tex Charles Simpson Edwin Griffith Lois Newcomes Columbia Simpson Thomas Goddard Philadelphia Fox Lancaster County Goddard Susquehanna River

Lizard Camouflage Varies With Soil Colors

Lizard coloration is primarily grey with white black or yellow rings around the horns on the back. The color rings help concealment as the reptile squats on the ground when faced with a threat.

Ancient Writings The Archko Volume Overview

A four part compilation of archeological writings from the Sanhedrin and Talmud. The documents are described as official court records from the time of Christ. Writings are drawn from scripts across Constantinople and Vatican docket records at Rome.

Constantinople Vatican Rone

Be Kind to Vegetables Says Bose on Plant Consciousness

A New York Times report comments on Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose, noted Hindu scientist, who argues that vegetable life may exhibit rudimentary consciousness. The piece warns of potential societies against cruelty to plants if his proofs continue to mount.

Jagadra Chandra Bose Societies For the Prevention New York Times

Abnormal Food Cravings in Animals Linked to Mineral Needs

An African traveler observed cattle eating bones and concluded according to science that the cattle’s craving reflects mineral requirements. A German experiment showed sheep wool could be increased by feeding partially hydrotyed keratin, illustrating nutrition impacts on animal growth.

Proved by Temptation Provokes Self-Knowledge Quote

A fragmentary quotation attributed to Henry Ward Beecher asserts that discovering one’s temptations reveals much about the person. The line reads Temptation shows what you are and thus defines you.

Henry Ward Beocher

No Sing Sing Dont Sing Sing in the Studio

Confined musician Willard cannot endure next door singer Gladys Venner's rapid performances. After a note requesting slower singing, Willard sends music to her door. Gladys gradually gains control and bonding grows as the two near a romantic commitment with nurse and Jim Wilson as witnesses.

Willard Jim Wilson Plana Gladys Venner Mall West Gladys Sane Bob Willard P.S Uim Rlae Norse Nurse Willard Belaved Wilson Yang

A Village Romance Between Asa John and Olive Wilson

In a small town Asa John fears Olive Wilson's engagement to William Norton as whispers grow about a wedding. Susan, Lucy, Amelia, and others gossip on the river road while Asa wrestles with his own joke about marrying the nicest man, revealing old ties and unresolved longing.

Olive Wilson Susan Asa John Toneymay Aga John Doeén Jook Olive Wilson Lucy Ducy Logan Amelia Baxter Amelia John Daith Aga Asa Joan Alamie Wilson Mamie Wilson Ben Jones Olive Boing Sue Harry Lyfe Mamie Aneta Alice William Norton Willan William AmeHa Asa Joln Wiliam Vorner Sheiver Amalia Laeye Asedon Ryver Mia Omar Ealing Ove Wiser Norton Asa Woldly Oliver

Christmas visitors and local social noted in Muskingum area

A parade of names shows Muskingum College students home for Christmas and Indiana area residents visiting Pittsburgh, Blairsville, and various towns. People include Caryle Fee, Lars Anderson, Agnes Stadtmiller, Mrs. N. J. Sharp, Karl Simpson, Andrew Palmer, J. I. Hoover, and many others visiting friends, attending court, or handling relief work.

Muskingum College Caryle Fee Rappel Moorhead Lars Anderson Helen Mabel Pinkerton Martha Isabelle Simpson Nishe Reed Glenn Ar We Agnes Stadtmiller Pittsburgh

Court Keeps Surcharge Case On Trial List

Proceedings show Auditors may surcharge county expenditures and rule on lawfulness. Court rejected motion for Bill of Particulars, directed filing of an answer within fifteen days, and set the case for trial.

Derry bus skids into pole and other local items

A Derry bus skidded into a pole as holiday decorations light up the main bankingoom area. A Ford coupe stolen from East Market Street was recovered in Greensburg by State Police, with no suspects named. Miner Steve Meluchuk, 46, survived critical injuries after a mine fall in Derry township. Peter Shaffer of Black Lick died from kerosene fire burns at home. London reports a super-micro scope enabling extreme magnification, with a twelve million times magnification prototype.

Theodore, Dallitiora Mast Campbell Street East Market Street Greensberg Greensburg Steve Meluchuk Derry Township Ridge Coal Company Coal Company Latrobe Hospital Meinchak Shaffer Peter Shaffer Black Lick Roy Shaffer Coral

Stock Quotation Highlights From Pittsburgh Firm Page

A condensed list shows prices and percent changes for major stocks and bonds. Notable entries include American Steel, Westinghouse Electric, Studebaker, Union Pacific, and Royal Dutch. The notes reflect 14 Yq 56M and other dated annotations from A. E. Masten & Company of Pittsburgh.

Aim Anaconda Beth’ Steel Scscee Ae Yin Baldwin Wavnadall Gascia Gt Cal Gan Wee Dav Motors Beta Int Nickel Come Gas Kelly Spring Semeney W Con Mae Pat Punet Alegre Sug Packard Mot Pierce Arrow Pers Royal Dutch Wevice Rock Island South Veces Studebaker Ind South Taily .J St Louis Tim R Bear TPC Andoo Union Pac LGB Uscti U S Steel HY Ray Gong Sinclair Oil Seneca Cop Westinghouse Elec Sac Westinghouse Air Willys Overland A. E. Masten & Company Pittsburgh

Mills Girl Makes Debut at New Jersey Play

Charlotte Mills, daughter of Mrs. Eleanor Mills slain with Rev. Edward W. Hell, made a stage debut in Pawtucket in a black gown. She played the daughter of a murdered woman in a play titled Who's Guilty, staged amid clergy opposition.

Pawtucket R. 1 TNS Charlotte Mills Eleanor Mills Edward W. Hell New Jersey Charlotte

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