Inland Printing and Publishing Advertisement Rates
Inland Printing and Publishing Co covers at the Post Office Indiana Pa in Second Class Matter International News Service Report The Gazette is published daily except Sunday delivered by carrier in Indiana and surrounding towns Subscription rates strictly in advance by mail six months 1 50 one year 3 00 by carrier per month 35c by carrier per year 4 00 nt ads one cent a word each insertion display advertising rates made known upon application foe advertisements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vered
Indiana
Gerrier
Garriet
Foe
Our Gold Reserves and Allied War Insurance Push
United States gold monetary stock on November 1 1917 valued at 3 02456 000. Increase in ten months 174 56 000. in five years share of world gold monetary wealth grew from about one fifth to more than one third. Soldier and Sailor Insurance urges all service members to insure up to 10 000 with automatic coverage to Feb 12 1918 and to convince others to join. Allies’ purchases funded by U S loans flow to European war industries via a U S commission ensuring fair terms among allies and avoiding liabilities for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
McAdoo
United States
Army
Navy
Europe
Germany
Treasury
United States Commission
Uniteds
Yate
America
Ameri'an
Premiums and prizes for apple exhibit entries
The notice lists various apple varieties and premiums for Class 4, including best single box and best exhibit. Awards show ranges from $1 to $8 for different categories and placements, with numerous named varieties such as Arkansas Black, Gravenstein, Wealthy, York Imperial, and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Northern Spy
Charg
Island Greening
Rome
Smokehouse
Stark
Stegman Winesap
Sutton
Wi. King
Suffrage Victory Sparks Senate Hope After House Win
Advocates see a path to a two thirds veto success in the Senate with President Wilson's backing. The House approval triggered wild celebration as supporters vow to push the amendment to state legislatures next year. Final counts showed party lines and mixed support with many members abstaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Wilson
Wilhead
Clark
Joe Suffieiesy
Ted
Owas
Deniess
Roy's Cookies and the Guard at Lakes
A young girl secretly leaves home to swipe cookies from Roy and is stopped by a guard near Geent Lakes. The escapade unfolds with altered routines as onlookers and family react, Roy confronted by a cookie thief whose bravado wanes when the guard intervenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saat
Unclear fragmentary report from Washington and local events
Fragmented OCR text describes various names, places, and actions with many garbled words. It mentions Washington tied issues, individuals like Lee and Syed, and references to bars, wives, diseases, and waiters. No clear event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pirie
Aurel Dieters
Earl Toms
Lee
Fragmented Safety Notice on Pants and Wiring
A damaged OCR fragment mentions safety concerns about a ProNet device, a Tye Parmeddy item, and possible wiring issues. It lacks clear dates, names, or locations, but hints at safety checks, disposal actions, and potential testing steps. The readable parts reference a pin, waist, and some beverage or medical terms in a garbled context.
Fragmentary OCR Decks and Names From a Local Page
A garbled OCR text fragment lists scattered words and names such as Decks German Weth Fi Sons Ch O Wieth Hise and Apes and Gadi. The passage includes odd tokens like Trimetonids and Cais and ends with stray syllables and letters. No coherent event or article is discernible.
Helen Holmes Blown Up Three Times in Her New Photonovel
The piece presents Helen Holmes in a dramatic photonovel, highlighting her repeated explosive peril and a narrative featuring Stere Medy as a rival. Juamen appears in the dramatic setup, with references to framings and decrees from ruins and a battle between dramatic forces within the photomontage fantasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Holmes
Photonovel
Elealmes
Juamen
Fragmented Text Reflects Erratic Self Reflection and Confusion
The passage presents garbled, self reflective phrases with scattered names and ideas. It includes incomplete name fragments and nonsensical lines suggesting a writer’s stream of consciousness or OCR corruption across a jumble of thoughts about self esteem and perception.
Fragmented Prompt About Creator Rights Declares Purpose
A terse statement asserts the creator intended the speaker to shape themselves and guarantees a space to exercise a supposed divine right. The text centers on confidence in self-making and authority to act within a personal sphere.
The Vale of Llangollen and its Quiet Market Town
A reflective sketch of Llangollen as a small market town beside the Dee Valley. The article laments tourist folly while praising the river’s silver thread, the old bridge, and the quaint scenery. It muses on Christian virtue and journeys, weaving travel note with local character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale of
Llangollen
Stevenson
Llanegollen
Buitt
Tunnel Under British Channel Proposal Progress
A proposal to constrict a railway tunnel under the British Channel remains under consideration. Sir Austen Asquith, a former British premier, suggests the project, with modernized plans, could be taken up before long. A Commons member says work could begin once logistics are eased, citing an estimated cost of 70,060,000 and a potential return of 6 to 7 percent per year, plus a five and a half hour reduction in London to Paris travel time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Channel
Sr Asquith
Piretier
Fincase
Dongs
Lase of Commons
London
Paris
Clerks and Salesmen in the Store Scene
The FA Pasa Times notes clerks and salesmen in a store setting. It contrasts workers who serve customers with those who slack when the boss is away. It argues clerks accept modest pay while employers set the salaries, and concludes they will always be clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toan von
Tie
Fle
Oil for Cooking and Reuse Tips
A brief note on using oil for cooking, claiming oil saves water compared with lard, describing frying with oil, straining after use, cooling before straining, and possible reuse. It mentions a Pittsburgher and a 40 dime event with a conservative stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctiait
Fragmented Ancient Text Snippet Lacks Clear Story
A garbled excerpt presents nonsensical phrases and incomplete sentences with no identifiable events or subjects. The fragment lacks coherent names, places, or dates to establish a reportable item.
Leatens and the Mistaken Neton Cay
An odd fragment notes a speaker asking if newer looking to surpass ancestors, with hints of local culture and a queried tone about progress and tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Tito
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ilnnd Printing & Publishing
International News Service Report
Hay
Sinn
M. Smith
Jay Io
Clas Countyv
Roy
Naval
Etka Oons Shoe
Agia
St. Louis
St. Louie Wi
Derr Litaresse
Pest Wits Fom Db
Eton
Sas
Tye
Ion
Mistousi
Tobin
Terod
Anoher
Terisidem
Theohas
Brilhart
Brilhart’s
Philadelphia Street
Water Street
John McConnell Farmers Bank
Ford
Bunyan
North Ninth Street
EB. A. Penning
India
Bill Steachs
Pleo & Pub
Dr. Juicy
Dan Asdeus
Locusl Street
Good Ag New
J, R, Brown Ellis’ Mill
J. A, Orr
Gianette Office
Tome
Church Street
Moore Hotel
Dex
Gwood
Grand Union Tea Co
W. Long Avenue
Dubois
Keystone
H. Corbett & Sons
Parkwood
Aeenterer
Tarry McCreary
P.O
Tie Shiro
Woolworth's
Elderton
Curry Run
Ge. D. Leydie
Hart
Parson
The
R. A. Walsh
Mirian Cooper
Theatre ‘Tonight
Antonio Moreno and
Mary Anderson
Wan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!