06 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1919
Page
1
The article notes financial aid for rebuilding and prosperity, stressing America’s raw materials, demand for American-made goods, and the next Liberty Loan. It mentions Italy’s reliance on U S supplies and urges unity and friendship for global trade. Also includes local items about a school colors reveal and a sale listing.
Sunday, November 24, 1918, John trains his mother about life in the AEF. He recalls arriving in Liverpool on his birthday, marching through England to Dover, then Calais, and surviving air raids. He describes hospital scenes, mustard gas, amputations, and the front lines at Ypres, Chateau-Thierry, the Argonne, and Metz, ending with Armistice day celebrations and hopes of home soon.
The article recalls Theodore Roosevelts long public service from New York reformer to Rough Rider leader and governor of New York. It notes his death following illness, his son Quentins death in France, and suggests he planned to decline the 1920 presidential run. Born 1858 in New York, Roosevelts career spanned Harvard education, civil service reform, New York politics, Navy secretary, and U S Volunteer Cavalry command.
The text notes President McKinley’s fatal shooting in September 1901 and Roosevelt’s ascent, plus the 1904 Republican National Convention, and lists Roosevelt’s achievements such as arbitration of the 1902 Anthracite Coal strike, Army and National Guard reorganization, Panama relations and canal treaty, and the Portsmouth peace treaty with Russia and Japan. It also mentions Roosevelt’s extensive speaking tours and advocacy for navy, forests, litigation, and federal power over interstate commerce.
Mr and Mrs F Stephens of South Seventh Street express gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and after the death of Mrs Stephens father Mr Lowry Cameron.
A lecture by Mrs. Tinling from England impressed HL. S. students on drug harm during a county tour for the W.C. I. U. East End School held a Christmas program with a decorated tree and Santa Claus. Indiana topped Freeport H. S. 81 to 22 in a Y. M. C. A. game, with Moore and Miller starring for the Indiana team and Miller scoring multiple field goals.
The drive is led by the U S Employment Service with aid from state welfare groups including the Red Cross Y M C A Knights of Columbus National Catholic War Council Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service Wartime Commissions of the Churches and the Salvation Army. State and municipal authorities boards of trade chambers of commerce labor unions and employers associations cooperate.
Annie Lockard transfers to H C Wauga man a lot in Indiana for 1660. William Tonkin sells to Cecil Tonkin one lot in White for 183. Mrs E C Brown and son Samuel of Patton visit Mr and Mrs J E Parnell on Sixth street. Fixing the Clock notes a home remedy using parntin fumes for lubricating clock works and advises caution with order of parts.
A terse dialogue centers on Thomaus and Seth Jones with a stern father present. Thomaus recalls a minor argument and a threat to injure if terms of peace were not accepted. The exchange underscores tensions and intent amid a confrontation involving a Gabe and a label linked to Seth Jones.
A lady complains that pills have a horrible taste and asks for a refund and a better option. The obliging druggist replies that bonbons cost less and promises to help, noting the price difference between pills and sweets.
A compact note on the concept of veracity, arguing the term entails more than merely steering clear of direct falsehoods and implies a broader ethical commitment. The phrasing suggests a nuanced discussion of truthfulness and integrity.
Bartley Deane visits Neal Arnold's home and, sheltered by Nettie Arnold's umbrella, shares a stunned moment of closeness. A second rainstorm deepens his affection, culminating when he declares love and asks Nettie to respond with a kiss.
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