Wage EARNERS OutLook Promises Greater Prosperity Ahead
The article notes a wave of prosperity across US industries, with wage earners enjoying higher pay since 1916 and improved home life. It details the U S Government Employment Service founded in 1915 to aid workers and employers, now fully systematized with twenty zones and sixty two sub branches. Zone 3 covers Pennsylvania Delaware and West Virginia, with offices in Philadelphia Wilmington and Pittsburgh offering job calls for iron workers wood workers machinists laborers domestics and other positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alost
United States
U. S
Department of Labor
Washington, D .C
Pennsylvania
Delaware
West Virginia
South Third Street
Philadelphia
Federal Building
Wilmington
Del
Berger Building
Pittsburgh
New Declaration of Independence for Civilization
The Entente nations publish a new declaration outlining their aims for peace and civilization. It rejects Prussian bluff, emphasizes responsibility to people, and signals no terms yet, with negotiations seen as unlikely until the hour for talks arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Viewpoints Shape Life From Observation And Attitude
The piece asserts life is colored by perspective. It contrasts an artist and writer viewing the same landscape, and cites film crews, a cold winter scene, and a child’s snow forts to argue viewpoints determine outcomes. It urges choosing a bright outlook to improve the world.
Entente aims and John Barleycorn letter mix published
The article presents Allied wartime aims including restoration of Belgium Serbia and Montenegro, territorial reallocation, and Turk expulsion from Europe, followed by a satirical poem to John Barleycorn criticizing Prohibition and citing a court ruling on state rights. The piece blends policy aims with a verse critique attributed to W. J. Lampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Serbia
Montenegron
France
Russia
Roumania
Europe
Church Services Outline and Baptism Plans
Churches will meet at 6 30 for worship with Lord's Supper next Sabbath morning and evening. Preparatory services are set for Wednesday night and Saturday at 2 30. Children may be presented for Baptism Saturday. Sessions meet for Reception of Members after each service and during the week. Baptists invite all to join under Pastor W L McKee. Sunday School at 9 48. Worship at 2 00, sermon on The Inalienable Right of Christ in the Christian Life. Junior Society at 3 00. B Y hiby BEG 7380) Buby, oe i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salybath
W. L. McKee
Christ
B. Y
Hiby
Buby, Oe i
Revival Services At Local Churches This Week
Evangelical services led by Rev R C Miller and Rev J R Richards plan revival meetings nightly at 7 30 through next week except Saturday with Lord s Supper in the morning. Sunday School 10 00 Morning Worship 11 00 Young People at 6 30 Evening Worship 7 30. Christian Science meeting above Free Library at 11 00 on Sacrament. Fairview Union Sunday School hosts 3 00 pm with Rev and Mrs F McLeister as superintendents.
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R. C. Miller
Young People’s Alliance
J. R. Richards
Christian Science
Free Library
F. McLeister
Charles Williams
Fairview Union
Fairview Chapel
Cox to address Ohio City Editors session in Columbus
The Ohio City Editors Association met in its second annual session in Columbus Ohio. Governor James M Cox will give the principal address at a banquet and discuss what city editors can do for the state. Tomorrow will feature business sessions and further addresses by leading Ohio publishers and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio City Editors’ Association
Ohio
James M. Cox
Auto Parade From Coast to St Louis
San Francisco will hold an automobile parade from the Pacific Coast to St Louis. Twenty machines will carry seventy five delegates to the convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in June. Philadelphia will send a train of thirty two cars to be pulled through the streets by a real locomotive in a night parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Philadelphia
Manager trims tempo at orchestra rehearsal
A manager of musical com medies known for decisive methods halted a rehearsal with a demand to lower volume. When confronted by a fortissimo marking, he calmly insisted the dynamic be altered to a safer level, asking to reduce it to thirty-five.
Transfers and Real Estate Purchases in Blairsville Green Pine
Transfers list several parcels: David Halama to Merle H Livingstone Blairsville lot for 4100 dollars. Jane Barr to W S Sweitzer 121 acres and 90 perches in Green. Michael Downey to A H Downey 117 acres in Pine for 1800 dollars. Also notices an energetic woman wanted four days weekly in Agency work at 87 North Fifth Street after 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Halama
Merle H. Livingstone
Blairsville
Jané Barr
W. S. Sweitzer
Michael Downey
A. H. Downey
North Fifth Street
Physician Offers Free First Visits at Moore Hotel Indiana Pa
A noted physician and surgeon, famed as a leading living specialist, visits the Moore Hotel every Monday. New patients receive free treatment on their first visit, medicines and mechanotherapy excepted, to prove the success of a combined MECHAN ELECTRO MEDICAL system. Those with nervous disorders or chronic diseases are urged to seek restorative treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finvient Mm
Moore Hotel
Indiana
Mechano-Electro Medical Treatments Promoted by Dr Barnes
A historical notice promotes combined mechano therapy with electro medical procedures as a superior treatment for nervous chronic weakness and incurable diseases. It urges Monday visits, claims high success, and states patients cannot be treated by correspondence. Examinations one dollar with a lady nurse in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Harges
Weekly Monday Hours Offer In Moore Indiana
A local Moore Indiana facility lists hours every Monday from 8 a m to 4 p m. If Monday visits are not possible, patients may see the doctor Sunday evenings after 7 80 p m.
Hard Hit On The Street In New York January
A fragmentary letter from New York dated January 18 describes Colonel Charles Montague Wheaton, labeled a former Southern professional, now an odd nuisance. The writer details Wheaton’s habit of visiting the hotel and office, noting his distinctive appearance and the scene it created among onlookers. The passage ends with deteriorating prose about Wheaton’s attire and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Montague Wheaton
New York City
Cendonin
Charles
Points on People and Visits Around Town
Walter Ridgway of New York State joins his wife and daughter visiting at Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stevenson on Ninth street. Mrs Maloney of Beaver Falls visits her parents Judge and Mrs. Langhant on Ninth street. Mrs Frank Wood of Severith Street spends the weekend with friends in Apollo. Mr and Mrs Marry Bartley of Wat erstreet visit friends in Pittsburgh. Mr Tate of Ponxstitawney was an Indiana caller this week. The Mason Ghia entertained their husbands at a dinner at Mrs Vuckenberg's Thursday night. Nettie Walker returns to Mas. Mary Wilson's home after visiting friends in Altoona. Miss Helen Campbell of Water sheut has been ill at her home for the past weeks. Mr C G H Sloan of Philadelphia visits his niece Mrs Joseph Clements on North Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ridgway
New York State
Frank Stevenson
Ninth Street
Maloney
Beaver Falls
Judge
Mrs. Langhant
Marry Bartley
Waterstreet
Pittsburgh
Mr. Tate
Ponxstitawney
Indiana
CG. HL. Sloan
Philadelphia
Mrs
Joseph Clements
North Sixth Street
Colonel Wheaton Seeks Funds In Virginia Bank
In a tense office moment Colonel Charles Montague Wheaton of Virginia demands regular proceeds from his Diagtion in Virginia to calm his strained finances after a stock market setback. The narrator recalls Wheaton’s insistence on privacy and reluctance to involve his bankers, fearing Wall Street rumors.
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Charles
Bete
Charles Montague Wheaton
Virginia
Peter
Wall Street
Central West
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