18 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
1
For sale an eight room house with furniture including bath and hot air furnace gas and electric light. Features a stable private driveway cemented cellar and sewerage. Inquiries to Mrs Margaret Winters Grandview Avenue South Sixth Street.
Finder please leave at Gazette Office. 96.
Real estate transfers include Isaac M Hadden selling 10 acres 14 12 perches in Cherryhill for 350 dollars Elizabeth Plotzer sells 201 acres 49 perches in Center to L F Sutter for 25125 dollars and Sutter then sells the same parcel to Indiana Land and Improvement Co for 26125 dollars John M Gamble sells a lot in Indiana to Elizabeth Plotzer for 4300 dollars The Return of Charles Dana Gibson begins in Sundays World Pictorial Weekly January 24 featuring Gibson drawings and war pictures from Europe Printed on tinted paper with cut out framing potential
Road Sutton spends days with friends in Pittsburgh. J Wood Clark of Pittsburgh spent five weekends at his home here. David Simpson and Elmer Williams depart on the 8 35 train to await timber tracts in North Carolina. Prof Hugh Bell of Clymer visits here over Sunday. Samuel W Rose of the Bon Ton store goes to New York City to join Mrs Rose and to arrange purchases for the mill remnant sale.
A fragmented OCR entry appears to list multiple names connected to license records or notices in various towns such as Blairsville Westmoreland and Rochester Mills. The readable portions show individuals including Irene M. Robinson, Martha J. Learn, Florence J. Pender, George W. Clawson, Mina J. Palmer, Edward Dummire, Homer Gearhart, Mary F. White, and Earl Painter alongside places Putneyville Plainville and Rochester Mills, but most details are garbled.
The Creekside company keeps most of its ten year era members, with Karl Hammers and Wigogie Farrow missing tonight. Ed Smouse Harry Bowman Ira Myers and John St. Clair remain from earlier years. Audience turnout expected, Caneva Hall manager Valenti predicts a good crowd. The troupe departs at 5 40 PM with special post show car service and Lyric Band pre‑show tunes followed by an open air Creekside concert before doors open.
Report from Rome describes a violent postquake scene with survivors driven mad, soldiers forced to act, a refugee skull crushed with an ax, and guards surrounding ruined villages. A royal commissioner orders digging only on audible cries as relief needs are noted amid chaos. A distress call from Halifax reports the American steamer Camino sinking after losing its rudder near Sable Island with families aboard. The Canadian steamer Lady Laurie proceeds to assist.
The federal Department of Agriculture reports that check plots with weeds removed and no cultivation yielded larger returns in multiple states under varying rainfall. Researchers claim weeds absorb more moisture than noncultivated soil, sparking doubt about the results and their application.
Bodies remain buried as 20,000 soldiers and volunteers work to save entombed victims in Avezzano and surrounding towns. King Victor Emmanuel and the Vatican coordinate relief while government supplies and tents pour into the impacted area. Death toll feared near forty thousand with aftershocks and harsh winter conditions complicating rescue.
In China doors vary in shape and placement to block evil spirits. Gateways to courts and temples favor elaborate octagonal forms. Religious beliefs shape temple doors with numerals like eight, especially in imperial halls, Ming tombs, and the Temple of Heaven with triple roofs and staircases.
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