26 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
1
A local postiffie case arises in Clune where mail matter concerns the Ladii's Postiffie. Officials investigate the matter amid community interest. No arrests reported as authorities review postal records and local statements.
A World Wide Magazine description portrays Egyptian peasants living in crude one room mud houses with roofs piled high with rubbish. Holes vent the walls while ladders lean against huts and many homes lack furniture. Some families sleep in reed structures away from main huts to escape snakes and heat.
An advertisement touts Wyeths Lege and Sulphur Hair Remedy promising to restore natural color and vitality in a few applications. It claims to remove dandruff and soothe itchy scalp while offering safety and affordability. Also notes unrelated social gossip and examples of fiscal stinginess.
The passage promotes Ely's Cream as an antiseptic remedy for cold symptoms like nasal discharge sore throat and congestion. It asserts the product clears nasal passages and throat, providing relief by topical application and surface treatment, claiming effective results in severe chronic conditions.
London reports Turkey moves to counter proposals as Allies press demands. Montenegro fears over Scutari and Mount Lowehen raise tension, with Montenegrin leaders warning of severe resistance. Russia aims to curb war preparation while peace conference lingers, delegates adjourned until Saturday awaiting Turkish reply.
In Servia women hold a dignified, honored role with linguistic skill and cultural participation. Servian girls value education and social presence, while duties span music, bulleriodery, piloting, driving, and sculpture. The Balkan context prizes family respect and etiquette, contrasting other regions’ norms.
The text depicts Gladstone’s view on Balkan resistance amid Turkish rule. It likens the region to a beach battered by tides where Bulgarians Serbs and Greeks resist, allowing Europe to pursue its religion and institutions despite upheaval, and notes the struggle shaping dawns in Coral.
Cora Farrall pursues a paper in Woodland after family ruin and starts the Harvester. John Newrath, son of rival publisher, plots to crush her. A plan leads to a merger, creating the Woodland Union to counter the Harvester.
President Taft departed on the battleship Arkansas after two days of canal inspection. He attended a banquet and a ball at the National Theater, approved transfer of zone lands to Panama in exchange for rights in Colon bay, and planned commissions to manage the transfer upon returning to Washington. President Porras empowered the Panamanian committee. the talks were cordial.
William Loeb Jr, longtime collector of the port of New York, plans to join the Guggenheim interests early next year. Officials say he will remain in New York and take an administrative role across multiple Guggenheim companies rather than affiliating with a single firm.
Fragmentary notice seeks a woman described as missing or in need, asking interested parties to inquire at address 537 O. The garbled text suggests urgency and contact request but lacks full details or identifiers.
For rent notice shows a twin unit available at 44 East Waver Street. It lists a Firal oor Ingerset Jaan Wetling and contact details sparse. The fragmentary ad suggests a lease option with unspecified terms and dates.
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