29 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
1
The Gazette reports on an International Conference on the limitation of armaments held in Washington. The editors urge lay sympathy for peace and warn that even best plans cannot end war without divine aid and the Kingdom of God.
A fragmented note describes a stalled vehicle and a desire to simplify a journey. Mentions peppermint candy, a minor routine, and a wish to find easier navigation. Lacks clear names or places, but hints at a travel disruption and a craving for comfort.
A fragmented text discusses disarmament and wartime conditions, suggesting peace terms may delay further actions until peace is achieved. The wording hints at universal stakes but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events to identify entities or locations.
Washington reports two designs for the new silver dollar to mark a long overdue change. One shows a broken sword and the other omits the broken orb, both approved by the director. The coins honor peace and the era of the era upon with the nation during the Armament Conference, with treasury officials providing details.
A Mayhem of garbled names and holiday chatter from the Aultman Avery tier Christmas event at the Union Sunday School under W Walker. Choir selections entertained attendees then Santa distributed cash cards while neighbors and relatives visited, with scattered notes on local residents and Christmastime gatherings in Punsettaynes and nearby towns.
The text mentions nuts as lucky charms in several countries and contrasts beliefs with wealth, desire, and fate. It references owners, heirs, and a passing death, framing a tale of superstition, wealth, and personal outcomes in a fragmented historical note.
Indiana Boys cage victors, Young Men's Bible Class of Presbyterian church, Jasan by Fred Whettling and Reghiy Keeler, defeated Muskingutin College five 85 to 23 on VMAL float. McFarland standout with six to eight points, Clark the Caller boys contributed, lineups listed, substitutions noted.
International News Service reports Henry Ford's rival, Tinkler of the San Francisco Construction Co, preparing to press a lease offer for the Muscle Shoals water power project. Weeks, the Secretary of War, has reserved action and a conference in Washington is planned around January 4. Ford negotiations are said to be temporarily suspended while the rival approach is considered.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places with scattered license references and a broken passage on normal pulse rates in animals. It mentions individuals, Indiana and Juneau, and a garbled series of numbers for cattle goats dogs and other livestock, followed by a note that pulse rates rise with excitement and activity.
Fragmentary notice reports a car collision in Down area including references to a hospital admission and local services. Mentions Altenius Taxi and Hetrick Building room 4 with a local contact for inquiries. Details are incomplete due to text damage.
Washington dispatch reports Democratic whip W A O Oldfield asserting confidence in winning enough seats to gain a majority, citing anticipated gains in New England New York Indiana Oklahoma and scattered wins elsewhere. He credits Wilson era reforms and federal probes for weakening special interests and predicts tariff reform and sugar duty plans will favor Democrats.
Troop No a defeated Sub Freshmen from High School in a season opener. Individual scores include McGaughey eight and Malcolm two, Sawyer and Bartlebaugh noted among contributors. Referee Clark oversaw the game in a brief local matchup with limited readable details.
Financial news notes wheat and corn futures fluctuating with slight gains and losses in early trading. Lively quotes include Wheat May at 15d and July around 104 or 1-4, Corn May 5d to 1-2, Oats May near 48 7 8, with various futures listed and a long rail and oil section. The market closes with a social note on Mrs. Atlanta Hockey of Pittsburgh visiting in Philadelphia.
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