11 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
1
A wife recounts how she stopped her husband from playing solitaire nightly by learning the game herself. He opposed it, mocked her at first, and swore during teaching, but eventually abandoned card play to restore sociability and domestic calm.
Katherine K. Fiske, noted criminologist, is highlighted as the only woman presenting on four wars. The notice claims broad appeal and urges support, mentioning a price point of 2 5 cents and 10 cents in a typical promotional format.
For sale a complex and well equipped commercial livery business on account of galog into another fine of castings. Equipment consists of eleven head of horses and a fine set of buggies and surreys, also sleighs robes warmers and more. Small cash payment and time on balance. Ad dress W N care Gazette 10234.
Senator William A. Lorimer testified in his own defense at Starhington Washington. He denied paying money or anything of value to anyone for his Senate seat and asserted he had no knowledge of bribery. The exchange occurred during questioning by Attorney Hanegy as Lorimer faced bribery claims.
In New York on January 11 President Day announced that securities worth over a billion dollars stored in the Equitable and Mercantile Safe Deposit vaults survived the disaster un harmed. The fire killed Battalion Chief Walsh and watchman Campion with Nedder presumed buried beneath debris as the north wall bulges toward nearby banks. It may take a week to clear the tightly packed wreckage amid frozen debris and shifting ice.
The London Times reports Rhodesia oranges from South Africa will market in England during the summer, as this fruit does not come from other regions. In social chatter, Mrs Washaway notes candles on the table for four dinners, while Mrs Newrich replies she never uses canned items.
Mexico stands as a pioneer in rubber culture with plantations over twenty five years old and a history as a major producer. Exports have reached large figures, mostly from cultivated rubber, with only a small share being guayule or bastard rubber. In Marienpurg fortress the dining hall bears a strict notice to guests about refined behavior, chaste talk, peaceful manners, piety, and royal demeanor or risk of being asked to leave.
A fragmented line notes the power of small words and their impact beyond grand gestures. It hints at language’s reach, suggesting even tiny phrases can shape perception and action. The snippet implies a cautious respect for words and communication.
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