08 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented note promotes personal health habits to stave off colds and illnesses. It urges adequate clothing, proper footwear, and regular physical checks, recommending handkerchief use, individual drinks, and periodic exams to detect early conditions. It also cautions workers to avoid overreliance on machinery and to seek in-person medical guidance when needed.
A fragmented report notes Natersu Gite and Ford Vitkyoei's Crigpenoe don Jviv oversee expanding Workmen's Concensatia at Uargisture Ma. Cieurfivk district. The Tenth Workmen's Couper HQs and Pu fict presence reflect growing membership and increased handle of assembly.
fragmented OCR text references health and science topics with unclear names and events. it mentions cancer heart possibly and examinations as well as names or groups, with multiple garbled phrases and nonstandard terms. due to unreadable OCR, key entities and actions are obscured.
An OCR heavy text fragment lists missing context about events for the evening, with scattered names and phrases. It appears to be an informal schedule or community notice, but many words are garbled or incomplete making precise details unclear.
A dense listing of multiple church services across denominations including Methodist Episcopal First United Presbyterian Lawrence Catholic Evangelical Association and Christian Science. It notes Sabbath School times Morning and Evening Services sermon topics youth meetings and revival plans with addresses and leaders.
Light demand and steady prices in wholesale markets with weak potato prices from Michigan stock at 2.35 to 2.40 per sack. California lettuce higher. limited stock meets demand. Fruit and vegetable listings include apples, oranges, cauliflower, lemons, onions, and sweet potatoes with assorted regional prices. Livestock receipts show 7000 trees with prime heavy at 10 to 10.25 and roughs at 6.50 to 9.60.
Alverda and Marstellar residents spent weekend visits at various homes. Flora Amond attended with family. Sadie Graham and daughter Vivian visited friends in Indiana. Frank Leone of Heilwood made business calls in town. Chas Pickup and Iva Miller wed in Cumberland and returned home. Jos Leone called at Marstellar. Lannah Smith works for the Holmes family. Mike Buss of Heilwood visited. Gladys Mitchell of Colver visited the Williams home. Rowley of Marstellar was in town. David Martin called at Heilwood. Williams visited Culver Wednesday night. Mintde Wilson and Dell Yingling visited Nanty-Glo Wednesday. Chalmer Yingling, Harvey’s son, has joined the army.
The text explains allowable deductions for various taxpayers in 1920. It covers traveling expenses, meal and lodging allowances, sample room charges, and farm costs such as labor, seeds, fertilizer, and repairs. It clarifies capital investments versus deductible expenses, depreciation, losses, charitable contributions, taxes, bad debts, and interest deductions.
On November 7 1920 miners notified Coal Company officials they want to be relieved from the burden of pushing mine cars a task they call inhuman. They report no reply and threaten to report to work January 1 if cars are not pulled from the working area. Citizens offer explanations as to the grueling process and propose machinery to ease the work.
An irregular pills advertisement claims relief from female ailments and urges readers not to use substitutes. It directs sufferers to write for “Relief” land particulars at the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, noting the product is not sold in drug stores.
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