13 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1919
Page
1
A wartime optimism gives way to a harder aim as the peace conference looms. The common citizen, who bore the heavy costs, insists terms favor global good over elite gain, warning against rulers and plutocrats dictating a self serving settlement. The text recalls a public demand for a fair peace shaped by ordinary workers.
Jaina Foreman transfers 116 acres and 114 perches for 290 dollars to A G Fleming. Morrison transfers 1 acre 9 perches in Washington to H W Frick. Pollock transfers 13 07 acres in Canoe to Punxsutawney Coal Mining Co. Fulton transfers 2 562 acres in Young to Charles P John for 5 500 dollars. W St Clair transfers property in Homer City to W Mabon for 175 dollars. A Weamer transfers to Mabon Orr a lot in Homer City for 185 dollars. John G Stewart of Pitts spent Sunday with his wife, ura Elkin Stewart of Oakland aye.
The Sparticides suffered 2100 casualties in Berlin fighting last week, with 600 killed and 1500 wounded. Dresden saw 30 Sparticides killed last night as loyal troops repulsed an assault on a Socialist plant. Armistice renewal details from Paris suggest expanded Allied powers for Foch and chiefs, per Evening News.
Classified notice offering restaurant and living rooms for rent or sale adjacent to John Bennett’s store on West Philadelphia street. Inquiries addressed to R. N. Ray at the Gazette office of H. E. Wimberlake Trust Bidy. A loss reference and reward offered for a non payable item signed by Frank Menteh and Clair Menteh.
The document records President Wilson's discussions with Attorney General and potential successors as the Gregory resignation looms. It lists Marine Corps casualties with names from Pennsylvania including wounded, missing, and killed in action, and notes the ongoing casualty tallies and dates in January.
A 1918 column urges life insurance as essential after recounting a healthy man urged to apply, declined due to cost, and buying a car instead. It notes income policies as better investments, cites Northwestern Mutual Life contact, and references President Wilson’s fourteen points with a session note about Hecht and a Gyzaite subtitle.
Fragmented excerpts narrate valor and sacrifice of soldiers, with lines like America Carried On and references to a Lieutenant, a Sergeant, and a voyage toward Marne. The piece blends battle imagery with a tribute to Charles Melain and veterans, alongside local notes about Hober Steving and Hl. T. Steving’s business ventures in Indiana.
A 35c to 1.00 size bottle of Zemo is advertised for eczema relief. The ad claims it removes eczema, stops itching, heals skin troubles, sores, burns, wounds and chafing. it penetrates, cleanses and soothes. The Cleveland company asserts Zemo is effective, inexpensive and dependable.
The article urges veterans to maintain government life insurance during readjustment days, warning that lapsing forfeits the right to renew. By maintaining premiums, they can convert to standard government police without medical exam and keep low rates while options like twenty payment life and endowment at 62 remain available through the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. Hold on to Uncle Sam's insurance.
Mrs John Monks left for Martins Ferry Ohio after a house call at her former residence on IGhurch street Miss Blanche St Clair a Latrobe teacher stayed with her parents Dr and Mrs John St Clair Philadelphia street Iddo Lewis of Marehand made an Indiana trip late week Miss Caroline Guthrie Wilkinsbaro teacher visited her parents on Charel street The piece also advertises Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea by Daugherty Bros promising relief for winter constipation
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