18 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1921
Page
1
An Indiana office notes a class matter involving a former county official, with government action and travel implications. The report mentions pay and penalties, while detailing a broader wartime context including Russia and Bolshevik finance, embargo effects, and political tension.
The Secretary of War directs funeral escorts for veterans and soldiers listed on retired rolls be held at suitable places outside military posts or camps. Escorts are arranged by the War Department and may be limited to eight men if requested by the family, with no expenses to private individuals or the government unless ordered otherwise.
William Paiia, former resident of Young Township, arrived in Somville this morning with a party of visitors. He planned to spend the day visiting friends and taking in local sights.
Fragmentary notice lists transfers among residents and property moves. Names include Poon Chirecon, Steele Clawson, Weep Wheatholel Baariow, Niskinvine tas Coat Gyoneres Cord, Henry M Howth, Canoes Ladd, Nunkle, John Pewonk, Werner, William Rossi. Amounts shown include $2 and $14,500 with ward locations in First Ward and Leith Hise.
Governor Sprout calls for constitutional revision and a constitutional convention to address reapportionment inequities in Congress and state legislatures. He backs adding women to public boards as opportunities arise and argues no sex-based public role distinctions. He also notes options on soldiers bonuses, prison transfers, and Capitol Park development.
A fragmented report from Eden users shows satisfaction with purchased goods and the shopping experience at a big warehouse. It mentions a user named Aly and a few details about how the Eden Meet performs, but the text is garbled and some names and places are unclear.
A garbled OCR passage mentions various unreadable terms and dates. It appears to reference people places and times in a distorted form, with no clear coherent event or outcome to report.
Fragmentary text appears to be garbled OCR from a local newspaper brief with names, places, and phrases that are not coherent enough to determine a clear event or outcome. No definite persons or organizations can be established from the readable fragments.
Gov Sproul's message outlines reappointment plans for Congress and state legislature, proposes coal taxes and capital stock taxes to raise billions, raises inheritance taxes, and reviews nonresident estates. It calls for billboard licensing, a Bureau of Americanization, a State Council of Education, higher teacher standards, and better school funding. Also backs highway financing, toll-bridge acquisitions, liquor law alignment with federal statute, a constitutional convention, and expanded public welfare and health oversight, plus forest conservation, prison labor use, housing study, and limited home rule for smaller cities.
The governor argued for home rule compatibility and federal leadership on Pittsburgh canal development and Erie’s Prengue Isle becoming a State Pack. He opposed enlarging the number of judges, noted past increases, and urged selective creation of courts only where necessary. He urged revising the court system, focusing on equity between districts and avoiding hasty changes.
An open letter from a Philadelphia resident describes long battles with weakness and household fatigue. It credits Lydias Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving health after several months of use and asks other women to consider the remedy.
Fragmented report mentions Mr and Mrs George Buchanan visiting relatives in Greenwich. Several names including Lambhercon Ganoe Lytle Wilson attended Masonic Lodge in Indiana. Clyde Peews and Wroyle seen in Clymer. A local battle casualty note reports civilians killed and seven injured with unclear details.
An old advertisement extols Pine Oil as a versatile home remedy for coughs bronchial inflammation and a range of ailments. It claims oils including pine and petroleum distillates provide relief through topical application and inhalation with jars priced at 30 and 60 cents.
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