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17 Jan 1916
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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1916
Page
1
Editorial on keeping the Board of Education and Hygiene department
The editorial defends continuing the Department of Hygiene within the Board of Education, arguing its public health and educational value. It cites preventing epidemics, aiding students with defects, reducing truancy, and saving lives as core reasons to maintain funding and support. It also notes political challenges and urges adherence to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Department of Hygiene
St. Louis Republic
College quiz shows students failed to name basic world facts
In New York City readers are treated to a report on a wartime test given to college students at New York University Bowdoin College and an institution in the Midwest. The quiz revealed widespread ignorance of geography politics and leaders. The piece follows bizarre anecdotes about George Gabriel an Abyssinian guide at Grand Central who speaks eighteen languages and has served diplomats and explorers around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter
New York
New York University
Bowdoin College
Middle West
Gallipoli
Bulpal
Serbia
Saloniki
Montenegro
II Army
Betham-Hollweg
Poincare
Briand
Venizelos
von Hindenburg
French
Viviani
Germany
Greece
Italy
Bulgari
Russia
Archibald L. Bouton
Grand Central Station
George Gabriel
United States
Lord Kitchener
Abyssinia
Sheba
George
Grand Central
Austria
Qualdo Gorbis
Lord Kitchener of
Khartoum
India
Egypt
Mecca
Forbidden City
Ame
Damascus
Jerusalem
Nicola Gkoma
Constantinople
Imost
Paris
London
Berlin
Vienna
Col. Roosevelt
Africa
W. B. Turd
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
Bulgaria
South America
Turkey
America
Next Anaikey
New York World
New York City
John Lloyd Named Executor in Lloyd Will
John Lloyd is named executor of the estate in the will of David W. Lloyd late of Green township dated August 10 101%. He directs division of shares among his children and other named beneficiaries. Flo leaves to daughter Gay Watterson five dollars and the remainder after bequests. James Sweeney aged 7 former Indiana resident died at his Apollo home after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held near Apollo. He leaves several children including Margaret Browning Jounie Kline Nan Martha and Elizabeth St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lloyd
David W. Lloyd
Green Township
John
William
Gideon
Sanford
Warren
Clyde
Eish Douglas
Maude Hall
Lucy Bush
Flo
Dauh
James Sweeney
Indiana
Apollo
Ile
Margaret
Charlies Browning
Pittsburgehs
Jounie
Wade
Wade 'S. Kline, Af Greensburg; Nan, Wife of M. MM. Woodward, of Windsay, O
Martha Sweeney
Elizabeth St. Clair
South Seventh Street
Battery not blamed for E-2 explosion at New York yard
Miller Reese Luthernson, Edison engineer and naval consulting board member, said the Edifast Storage battery did not fail to cause the submarine E-2 explosion at the New York navy yard on Saturday. Four men were killed and a score injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Din
New York Navy Yard
Score
Miller Reese Lutehnson
Thoma A. Edison
Naval Consulting Board
A Day in Bed Health Advice by Dr Maon
Dr Samuel G Maon offers guidance on when to rest during early illness. The piece notes that symptoms vary by individual, with cold grip or exhaustion signaling a warning from nature, urging timely care and self observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G.maon
Rest and light diet aid healing in times of danger
Historical fragment discusses resting in a well ventilated room with an extremely light diet as an effective health measure. It promotes a day in bed to prevent illness, argues rest can outperform drugs, and warns against overexertion during warnings from Nature. Mentions war pictures and a Providence court case with Mes Mohr and related tragedy.
Gardner criticises slow navy building in congress letter
Washington Jan 17 Rep Gardner of Massachusetts denounces navy department delays in building battleships funded by congress. He labels the inactivity as dwadling and calls for summonses of Admirals Winslow Fiske Knight and Captain Sirs. He notes no keel is likely for battleship No 44 within 19 to 20 months and questions when No 48 will be laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gardner
Massachusetts
Navy Department
Congress
American Defense Society
House
Naval Affairs
Department
Winslow Fiske
Knight
Sirs
Wilson
Winslow
Admiral Sanford
Pulque Abolished in Carranza Mexico Ban
Mexican consul in New York reports the government of Venustiano Carranza bans pulque the traditional strong beverage of many Indians replacing it with wine beer and other drinks. The move follows official policy to curb pulque consumption amid social changes in post revolutionary Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
New York
Freda Cattrega
Curraugh
Canal Again Closed No Date Set For Reopening
The Panama Canal remains closed with no definite reopening date. Major Boggs cites needed repairs as the reason for the shutdown and notes vessels wait for a safe opening for traffic of all sizes. Col Goaphals is not expected to set a reopening date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Goaphals
Major Boggs
Panana Canal
Seedlings Free From U S Government For Reforestation
The Department of Forestry will give away 1,500,000 seedlings for reforestation, with over 1,260,000 requests received. Most trees are white pine and Norway spruce, 6 to 18 inches, 1 to 3 years old, for woods planting only. A blister rust threatens pine, spread via currant and gooseberry, requiring prompt action and possible state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Forestry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New York Conservation Commission
Pennsylvania
New York
Congress
Massachusetts
Dont Be a Drudge Dont Be a Drudge
Article promotes domestic efficiency and personal vitality for women, urging readers to avoid household drudgery by studying and applying labor saving habits. It urges mental alertness, reading up on home needs, and balancing work with personal well being to improve kitchen and family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bumdrun
Giel
No- Min
Otel Ibis
Ste
Barker
For Your Boys Snow Sled Construction Guidance
The article describes snow sled building for boys, detailing safe design. It covers ideal dimensions for runners and boards, recommends low height and wide spread, and suggests materials like oak and ash. It warns against high, unstable rigs and emphasizes smooth edges and planed surfaces for safety.
Sausage a la Rheims Vo a District Dish
A recipe style note describes blanching sausages in water, peeling and cutting them, then arranging in a greased dish. Top with seasoned mashed potatoes, pepper and salt, add milk or gravy, brush with egg or ink, dust breadcrumbs, and bake for twenty to thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rheims
Rice Pancakes and Potato Pancakes
A reader’s recipe notes two cupfuls of boiled rice two for the batter milk and baking powder with a hint of salt and spice. It mentions potato pancakes using mashed potato and butter with salt and pepper and notes a quip about a Boston Transcript item and a Boston hotel listing.
Deaths. Well-known Clarksburg resident dies at home
The death of a long time Clarksburg resident occurred Saturday evening at 8 40 due to liver trouble and other complications. Funeral services were held at the Kier home in Clarksburg this afternoon at 2 o'clock led by Rev. Culbertson of the Clarksburg Presbyterian church. Interment followed in the Presbyterian graveyard. He is survived by brothers and sisters Kier of Verona D I Kier Braddock TH C Kier El Paso Tex Mrs David Mwing Saltsburg and widow Mrs Thus Sandles of Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Kier
Culbertson
Clarksburg Presbyterian Church
Verona
I. Kier
Braddock
TH. C. Kier
EL Paso
Tex
David Mwing
Saltsburg
Miss Mary Burke Death Notice From Pittsburgh Home
Miss Mary Burke of 237 Forty fourth street Pittsburgh passed away Saturday January 16. Funeral will be held Tuesday January 18 at 9 a m High Mass of Requiem at St Marys Church Forty sixth street. Former Blairsville resident Miss Burke remembered in county notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Mary Burke
Forty-fourth
Forty-fourth Street
Pittsburgh
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Forty-sixth Street
Burke
Blairsville
Monongahela River Co and State Payments Plan
The Evening Gazette notes that Monongahela River Consolidated Coat and Koke Company has promised payments totaling 810,000. It states that the State Treasurer is making school payments across Western Pennsylvania and that most Allegheny County districts have been paid. The plan targets completing most districts’ payments by mid February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Monongahela River Consolidated Coat &C&koke Company
Pennsylvania
Allewheny County
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