03 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
1
A New York Sun note describes Persian belief in pearl pairing and sex affinity as a guide to fortune and fate for owners. It mentions pearls crumbling from disease when mismatched and jewelers seeking opportunities to pair pearls with matching size and weight.
A York Sun writer describes Parisian baths as public yet intimate, noting new bathroom innovations designed to meet demand. Details include mobile bath services delivering hot water to doorsteps and the social tension around foreign ladies using baths, with neighbors gossiping about the costly baths and etiquette.
Fragmentary relics recount Moclear Fitzgerald and Mitegerald, old associates of Al Tennyson, tied to an overlooked Rubaiyat translation. The piece hints at a near-forgotten publication, few copies printed, and a later surge in fame amid personal decline and public forgetfulness.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about a land or property tract, mentioning offerings and a deal. The readable bits suggest a sale or grant related action involving a tract and certain parties. No clear dates, names, or organizations are legible.
Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping are available, inquire at Gazette Office. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jones and daughter Evelyn from North Ninth street returned home last evening from Jeannette after attending the golden wedding celebration of Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Younkin.
The pinder of patents issued last year far surpassed other years yet the imaginative piece envisions a Patent Home. It describes a self operating dwelling that cooks, cleans, dusts, disinfects and heats the family, with automatic changes of pictures and furniture. It even predicts remote prayers and life events handled by “Life.”
A concise explanation describes how electrical energy moves through a conductor not by bulk flow but by transfer from particle to particle. It uses a row of tangent rubber balls to illustrate energy passing along, with amperes volts and ohms as fundamental units.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment describes a morning street encounter between a young mill worker and a clever Dichetor girl at 10 o clock. The girl greets him playfully asking about his health and about a lobster supper with Newburg money, while the man notes he is just getting acquainted with it. The tone is light and informal, capturing local street gossip.
An impeccably dressed young man makes a last bid to win the girl of his choice, pleading that her father wishes to see her settled. She counters with quiet defiance, noting Claude’s ignorance of her own feelings and her resolve to listen to herself. Lipplucatt’s.
A jumble of quoted lines and captions from various papers references criticizing time limits and fashion, with mismatched dialogue and fragmented phrases. It resembles a collage of humorous exchanges, marker phrases, and stray opinions without a single cohesive news story.
New York bankers hail Morgan & Co actions as a major advance in consensus, detailing J P Morgan and four partners withdrawing from thirty directorships across twenty seven corporations including New York Central and American Telephone and Telegraph. Officials say waste no hostile motive but focus on long term best interests. Washington notes anti trust legislation remains the goal. Harris, Branch, and local incidents follow in brief items.
L Pattison advertises automobile repairing services located at Bear Hastings' building on Philadelphia Street in Indiana Pennsylvania offering general repairs and maintenance.
The text lists iceberg sighting ranges by conditions: up to eighteen miles in clear weather, thirteen to sixteen miles on ordinary clear days, eleven to fourteen in cloudy days, two miles in a bright fog, two hundred yards in dense fog, two and a half miles with naked eye in bright moonlight, one mile in starlight, two miles with glasses, and half a mile at night with horizon visible and glasses.
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