For Sale and Rent Classified Items Mixed
FOR SALE FOR. SALE Ford car lately overhauled in good condition bargains apply M J Kelly Hetrick building 96 WANTED WANTED Family washings to iron at 66 North Fourth street 94 WANTED Three or four girls for general housework to wait on tables at Kiski School Saltsburg Write or inquire of Miss Emma Kunkle Kiski School Saltsburg 96 WANTED Girl to do pastry work Weather Brog Restaurant tix FOR RENT FOR RENT Store room also 4 room flat with bath 27 North Sixth street FOR RENT Furnished room Inquire first flat 46 North Sixth St FOR RENT Six room house corner of Grant West alley See John M Davigherty 800 Philadelphia street 64 tix FOR RENT 5 room flat hot and cold water suitable for Doctor Dentist Tailor or light business Inquire Cost Bros F T PF LOST LOST Saturday night between Philadelphia and church streets or between Eleventh and Twelfth streets a pair of auto gloves Finder please return to A C Malcolm and get reward 94
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiski
Saltsburg
Emma Kunkle
Kiski School
Grant and
West Alley
John M. Davigherty
Philadelphia Street
Cost Bros. F. T. PF
Philadelphia
Church Streets
Eleventh
Twelfth
A. C. Malcolm
Prothero Home Bridge Club Hosts Evening Games
Couples played bridge at the Prothero home on Wayne Avenue. Music and refreshments accompanied the session, adding a sociable touch to the evening card play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Prothero
Wayne Bahtvening
White House sets Jan 27 as Jewish Relief Day
The White House announced plans for a national day of relief for Jewish sufferers in Europe. President schedules January 27 to urge nationwide contributions and support across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
White House
Indiana Couple Wed in Buffalo
Witmer H. Stewart owner of the Big Livery and Miss Jenjeva London daughter of William London a former Indiana resident were married in Buffalo on Wednesday January fifth The news of their marriage was not public until yesterday Miss London formerly headed Milliner in Brody Bros store and was popular among many friends Mr Stewart son of R M Cunningham of Jacksonville Pa and brother of Mrs Wallace Cunningham of North Sixth street will reside in Christy apartments on North Sixth street until spring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Wallace Cunningham
North Sixth Street
Transfers of Real Estate in Saltsburg and Canoe
Matthew M Burnett transfers a lot in Saltsburg to James W Robinson for 260 dollars. D W Bowman transfers a lot in Saltsburg to James W Robinson for 28.85 dollars. R Mambues transfers two lots in Canoe to Pasquale Nenfante for 150 dollars. Louis Maris transfers a lot in Canoe to Louis Yanni for 410 dollars. G Franklin Lohr transfers 88 acres in Washington to John J Orr for 2500 dollars. Sarah Steetle transfers a lot in Indiana to John F Steetle for 1 dollar. Nancy Jane Wright transfers 79 acres in Green to Marlin J McAfoose for 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew M. Burnett
James W Robinson
Saltsburg
D. W. Bowman
James W. Robinson
R. Mambues
Pasquale Nenfante
Louis Maris
Louis Yanni
G. Franklin Lohr
John J. Orr
Washington
Sarah Steetle
John F. Steetle
Indiana
Provincial Synod Opens in Albany for Three Days
International News Service reports the provincial synod of New York and New Jersey and the missionary district of Porto Rico beginning in Albany today and set to run for three days starting January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Albany
N. Y
New York
New Jersey
Porto Rico
Ship Battered by Storm Reaches Port at New York
The steamship Cameronia of the Anchor line arrived in New York after four days of storms that killed one crew member and nearly swept away life boats. The vessel had been held two days at Liverpool en route from Glasgow to New York amid government takeover concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cameronia
Liverpool
Glasgow
Liner Must Remove Guns From Italian Vessel
The United States seeks removal of the two 38 inch guns aboard the Italian liner Giuseppe Verdi now in New York. Secretary Lansing conveyed the policy to the Italian ambassador, and until Italy replies the ship will stay in port unarmed on its return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United State
Guiseppe Verdi
New York
Count Macchi di Celiere
Lansing
James McGregor Leaves Illness to Return Home
James McGregor of Church street who had been seriously ill for several weeks is now able to be about again, marking a recovery after a protracted bout with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGregor
Church Street
National League of Commission Merchants Meet Opens
In Indianapolis the twenty-fifth annual four day convention begins with about five hundred delegates in attendance as the National League of Commission Merchants of the United States convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
National League of Commission Merchants of the
United States
Building for Barnesboro in Barnesboro site planned
Washington Jan 1 A House bill by Congressman W W Bailey of Johnstown seeks 60000 dollars for purchase of a site and construction of a public building at Barnesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
W. W. Bailey
Johnstown
Barnesboro
Jailed in Serious Charge At Saltsbury
Ann Brower of Saltsbury was jailed this morning on a serious charge filed by a local young woman. The information was presented before Squire Jo. Wpiek for Saltsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Brower
Saltsbury
Jo. Wpiek
Ex Sheriff Jeffries Sighting Sparks Revival Rumors
A flagged report notes ex sheriff Jeffries, once linked to a local paper as moving to Richmond, was seen in Losya today claiming he attends nightly revival services since returning to his former residence. The item suggests renewed public presence rather than a clear resignation or appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Richmond
Losya
Exclusive canvass offer for agents in Buffalo NY
Men and women agents can earn five dollars a day selling a new article never offered before by canvassers. The item profits at two dollars per unit and sells for sixty cents in each home called on. Exclusive territory available to first applicants. Send applications to Post Office Drawer 76 Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Buffalo
N.Y
New York Nuggets Look at Busy Day in Gotham
A collage of items from New York includes Jacob Friedman, a fireman, facing charges after an anti preparedness speech in the Garden theater, Lou Tellegen's name change to Louis Bernard Edmun Van Dammelen, civic notes on Smyrna figs and kerosene prices, Shakespeare tercentenary plans by city children, remarks by Alabama jurist Henry D Clayton to a Grand Jury about naturalized citizens, Met Opera basso Adamo Didur hearing from his parents in Austro Poland, and a report on their wartime cellar sheltering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Jacob Friedman
Garden Theater
Robert Adamson
Friedman
Lou Tellegen
Justice Platzek
Louis Bernard Edmun van Dammelen
Holland
Louw
Xe OO
Adamo Didur
Metropolitan Opera
Halicz
Austrian
Poland
United States Loses Millions Through Immigration Drop
Walter Wood of Philadelphia told a Faneuil Hall audience that the United States loses about 349 million dollars yearly due to a drop in immigration caused by the war. He cited a 1915 year excess of only 122,600 immigrants, about 17 percent of recent years, and argued the cost of bringing newcomers to productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
Mass
the Society
Faneuil Hall
Walter Wood
Philadelphia
United States
Community Notes From Local Families in Indiana and Creekside
Mrs Clair Weiss and daughter Marie visit Weiss by Mr and Mrs Lew Weiss for a short time. John Campbell spent Friday with daughter Annie Smith and family near Parkwood. Mr and Mrs John King of Girty visited sister and brother in law Mason and Mrs McGaughey Saturday and Sunday, Mrs King to stay with Creekside relatives. Mr and Mrs William Walker of Indiana visited Campbell home Saturday and Sunday. Rev Tol Patton of Elderton assisting Rey. Preparatory services in Dayton during the past week. Saturday debt day with Mr and Mrs. but? dy ares, Mrs Ela Bowman visited Friday with cousin Mrs Sara Kylem. The Walker school home event Saturday January 20 led by May Herbert Fleming as teacher. Mr and Mrs Jean Fleming hosted Monday with daughter Irvine Woude of this place. James Sharp visited aunt Mrs Steele McMichael near Kellysburg. Colonial Players entertainment and Kideman lecture held Friday evening at that place. Mrs Nithey Sharye and Mrs Kevin Woode shopped in Indiana last week. Miss Anna Kerr guest of her sister Mrs James Tuembull Ernest for a few days. Mary Kerr made a business trip to Indiana Saturday. Subscribe for the Evening Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Weiss
Marie
Lew
Weiss
John Campbell
Annie Smith
William Walker
Indiana
Tol, Patton
Elderton
Rey
Dayton
Robert Sharp
Mes
Dy Ares
Ela Bowman
Sara Kylem
Walker School
Herbert Fleming
Never Advance
Ean Fleming
Mrnday
Irvine Woude
James Sharp
Steele McMichael
Kellysburg
Kideman
Nithey Sharye
Kevin Woode
Anna Kerr
James ‘Tuembull
Ernest
Marry Kerr
Elders Ridge Serenade and Local Social Activities
A Tuesday serenade honored John rassed at Elders Ridge. Matt Manners and bride attended church Sunday services. Mrs. Ashbaugh hosted the Missionary Society Thursday. Karl Spalding and wife visited Ridge Sunday. Rev Hepler leaves for a Presbyterian convention in Washington DC as delegate for Kittanning Presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rassed
Matt Manners
Ashbaugh
The
Missionary Society
Karl Spalding
the Ridge
Hepler
Washington, D. C
Kittunning Presbytery
Emery Fassett
Bradford County
Sselin
Walter Ewines
Donald
Prank George
Zion Valley
Ursula Stewart
Tillie McPhitmy
Louise Hood
John McComb
Avonmore
Wiles
Baileys Ridge Vocational School
Ain Meike
Evening Gazette notes local visits and injuries
The notice lists Subacribe for the Evening Gazette, Adams and daughter Sarah returning home near Vandergrift. Moorheadt fell dislocating her ankle a day ago. Spearbyock from Ciestown visits relatives. Mertha Willard from Taniana Normial spends Sunday at her home. Rev Hurt of Saldsburg to preach at the Methodist church Sunday January 29.
Evangeliatic Services and Local Society Notes
Kent area notes report Evangeliatic services at J. P. church during this and next week. Miss Black of Salisbury stays with ill Mrs. Arthur Clawson. Miss Catherine Allshouse visited Miss Caroline Niel near Melin tyre. Miss Helen McKee has pleurisy. Ladies' Missionary Society met at Mrs. Shields home with a good program and lunch. Institute held at McIntyre and Gordon's school house after a sermon by Rev. Long on the Coming of the Holy Spirit. music suited the topic.
Saving Costs in Theater Through Small Script Edits
A manager explains trimming stage detail can cut expenses. In a reading, a line about smoking a cigar prompts the manager to note that eliminating such lines avoids unnecessary costs. The anecdote, from the Kansas City Star and others, underscores how small changes save money each season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Stax
Turner's Facsimiles Prove Near Perfect Imitations
A Ruskin exhibit in London 1875 featured Turner's pictures copied so exactly that facsimiles had to be signed by Ruskin to prevent being sold as originals. The note explained ten years of work to perfect fidelity in rendering Turner’s works. Sankey Dies on Wedding Trip at age forty one aboard the Korona on the way to the West Indies. tonsillitis listed as cause. Old Lake Vessel Burns on the Great Lakes, the Nyak, one of the oldest passenger steamers, burned at Muskegon, Michigan and sank.
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Omerson
Ruskin
Turnera
Turner
National Gallery
London
Old Lake
Nyak
Great Lakes
Muskegon
Mich
The Greatest Historian and Thucydides Praise
A fragmentary excerpt reviews Thucydides as the greatest historian, praising his Peloponnesian War account while contrasting modern history. It includes dialog about a cluttered room and a joke record of flies, reflecting a humorous aside within a larger critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thucydides
Ttericles
Htm
Erile
Whitaeyd
Moreunesse
Hes
New York
Little by Little and Wealth and Wisdom Quote
A concise quotation by Charles Buxton extols steady progress toward wealth and wisdom. It emphasizes that true gains come from small, persistent steps rather than pursuit of material pounds, framing peace as the higher end of wealth.
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Charles Buxton
Springfield Armory and the evolution of the 30 caliber rifle
A long study of the Springfield armory tracing the manufacture of small arms from the Revolutionary era to the modern 30 caliber rifle. It explains the heavy industrial effort, number of parts and operations, and the Browning and rifling processes that shape today’s service rifles. It places Armory costs at about $0,000,000 and notes wartime efficiency across five conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Springfield Arsenal
New England
Fumongs Armory
Springfield
Shivee Tig
Springfield Armory
United States
Ordnance Department
Edson Monthly
American Navy in 1921 under Daniels plan
A 1921 navy program outlines ships to be built or funded under Daniels plan if authorized by Congress. It lists battleships, battle cruisers, armored cruisers, light cruisers, gunboats, fleet submarines, tenders, supply and fuel ships, transports, and tenders, with emphasis on construction and modernization gaps. The fragmentary text names several vessel types and includes unclear spellings and garbled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniela’ Progame
Congress
United States Navy
Segal
Gligss
Destrasers
Manitora
Oldham Handel tour and Mount Vernon notes
Fragments recount an Oldham Handel concert with George Seal the Ashton under Lyne oboist whose bets on stage met with Handel’s approval. Also noted is Mount Vernon’s ownership history from Edward Vernon to Bushrod Washington and eventual sale to Mount Vernon Ladies Association in 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
Handel
Tnitiog
George
Hallo
Leel
Jon Don
Washington
Mount Vernon
Edward Vernoyy
Nye Unger
Lawrence Avaghington md
Cartagena
Lawwea Pa
Took Away the Sting from an Old Fourth Toast
An obscure reminiscence recalls a July Fourth toast by Admiral Maysden to American officers aboard a warship. The tale contrasts British and American cheers and notes how kindness and goodwill outpace harsh humor, with a gentle rebuke about celebrating with restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Maysden
Che
Geutle
Devery
Wet guncotton dangers and handling on war vessels
Wet guncotton remains stable only when kept moist in tight containers aboard ships and submarines. It can explode from severe shock or heat, but dry guncotton is highly unstable and explosive. regular porosity tests and proper storage are essential for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gq Shits
Peidity
Fragmentary New York Telegraph Page Fragment
A damaged OCR snippet from the New York Telegraph shows garbled phrases about a family and a journey. The readable bits mention a family and a direction toward the east but lack clear names, places, dates, or a coherent event to summarize.
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Smith
Kane
Ford
M. J. Kelly
Hetrick Building
North Fourth Street
Tix
Bath
North Sixth St
Evening Gazette
Wayne Rigg & Co
Wayne Rigg and Company Phila
Liner
Smyrna
John Manola
Asia Minor
William Shakespeare
Henry D
Clayton
Alabama
Federal District Court
America
Noote
Elders Ridge
Penn Run
Ste
Toulsville Courier-Journal
Baltimore American
Heomandhbaw
Tempe
Eery
OUR Army Rifles
Uncle Sam
Emerson
Fred Lewis Iattoo Hin Hla
Jonig
Eastey
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