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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania

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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1904

Page

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Pennsylvania Republicans Face A New Deal In Politics

The Fellows who guarded political promises grow nervous as Pennsylvania seems set for a new deal in Republican politics. Those with political papers on hand should negotiate promptly to protect their positions and leverage.

Pennsylvania

Points on People heads home for holidays in scattershot notes

Prof. M. C. Gordon went to Pittsburg this morning. Paul St Clair of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, in home for the holidays. John Winsheimer of Dryad Washington visiting Indiana county relatives. Mr and Mrs L M Ekin of Normal spending holidays with friends in Butler. Samuel Williams of the University of Pennsylvania arrived home last night for the holidays. Mr Frank Anthony traveling representative of an Albany paper company visiting his home here. Clarence Pennington in Vandergrift this week helping Fay in the Pennington store. Mrs L M Lewis and daughter Ruelba of Eleventh St went to Pittsburg this morning for a few days. O S Gibson and daughter of Kenwood have returned from visiting Rev L R Wylie and family of Northfield. Miss Mary Caldwell a Bay City Michigan teacher will arrive Saturday to spend Christmas with her parents. Mr Calvin Moorhead, home from State College, to spend Christmas with parents. Mr and Mrs J O Bair of Trafford City will arrive Saturday to spend Christmas with Mrs Bair's parents. Karl Hammera went to Creekside to arrange for Lyric Minstrels next Monday night. James Washington of Gaibleton finished pharmacy course at Ada Ohio Normal University and returned home. Miss Clara Wehrle returned from Atlantic City after a five months trip seeking health. Prof Ralph Radcliffe of Elliott Borough Pittsburg, formerly Glen Campbell, drawn as petit juror for January term of US District Court at Erie.

Ralph Radcliffe Elliott Borough Pittsburg Glen Campbell United States District Court Erie

For Sale Twin Sleds and Boarding Rooms Notice

FOR SALE one pair two horse twin sleds new. To quick buyer 22.50. Inquire at City Grocery. RECHIVIED Several Portland sleighs today prices low. Wilmer Stewarts. 96 21. FURNISHED ROOMS and boarding Inquire at Olaweona restaurant Birth street. FOR SALE Three building lots will be sold cheap. Inquire at George B Wilson's music store 660 Philadelphia St. FOR SALE brick building on North Sixth street containing a store room 15x60 and a second floor 15x85. Inquire of Roof & Kline Agents.

City Grocery George B. Wilson Philadelthia St Morth Sixth Street Roof & Kline

Local Notices From Blairsville Area Church Events

Local correspondence notes Baptist children will receive a trest on Friday night and Lutheran and Presbyterian children a treaty on Saturday night. Mentions W A Speer and wife Miss Marie Wilson home from St Xaviers for holidays, Mrs H H Robinson and daughter Helen visiting Archibalds, and Howard McDonald nursing a sprained ankle in Freeport. A humorous Chicago Record-Herald quip about domestic chores ends the item.

Blairsville W. A. Speer William Artley M. V. Wise Pittsburg Marie Wilson St. Xaviers H. H. Robinson Helen Saltsburg J. P. Archibald Howard McDonald Freeport

Quick Jokes and Quips from Vintage Cartoons

A collage of brief wits from old papers. A critic wonders about life and art in a Catholic Standard and Times quip. A vaunted auto joke from Philadelphia Caricature. A detective twist from Puck. A tattler’s jab from Washington Star. A marriage joke from Cincinnati Enquirer.

Those Girls and The Gossip Mix at a Small Town Laugh

A flurry of quips and line exchanges crosses papers from Boston to Cleveland as readers riff on romance, envy, and social mores. The snippets reveal playful jabs at lovers, imagined fortunes, and the habit of witty bystanders to weigh in on who is clever or cunning.

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