21 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1919
Page
1
Generous residents of Cuba donate 260 dollars to aid the first American war orphan. The Red Cross treasurer holds the funds to be administered by the Civilian Department. Citizens are urged to send the orphan’s full name and current guardian details by February 1 to the Home Service, Chapter House, Indi—.
Isaac touts a limited Paris hat line to townsfolk in Lydston while his father pushes cheap, last year fashions to the poor. Miss Orteand and Lois Zeldor buy, sparking envy as hats move at lower prices. Victor Marsh praises the charm of Thy Durval, and romance hovers when a kiss seals a hopeful pair's future.
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page hints at a discussion on expression and temperance. The readable parts mention a face, parsimonious speech, and fallibility as possible signs. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable.
Governor Sproul outlines a four year program to combat Bolshevism through good public administration education and just laws while urging labor wage reforms and quicker ratification of the federal dry amendment. He calls for higher pay for teachers, a careful study of funding, and aggressive public improvements to spur prosperity.
Sergt. Wineman, recently granted a furlough from an American recuperation hospital, returns home to a joyous reunion with his parents and sister. He plans to share wartime experiences later, preferring family conversation first. Before joining Indiana Company he served with Penn Public Service Co.
Harrisburg continues listing names on page one including Joan Mo Miller Rosas Mo Sutton di Co Medegur Joseph Mack de A Crosemin Frank Hildebrand UWarry with details unclear from the fragment.
A scattered OCR line catalogues numerous individuals including Boggs FOM Fritchman R B Krape John Carson Josiah Neal Dr C J Dickie Frank M Smith Frank Neff J A Whiteman Lee North J W Wilson J Be Campbell John O Tare O M Lingle A T Reese J R Richards Vernon Taylor Dr Daniel Fitter DL Rinn William Bennett Barney Murray John C Watson Warry Flickinger 8 CG Steele Nial Rook Charles FE Neal J W Davies Bd AL Lightenberger Maj Charles Mclain John S Fisher Ralph Forrester IL W Thomas.
An appeal urges Indiana County to supply farmers with seed, tools, and implements of livelihood after devastation. It contrasts Red Cross and government aid, urging popular subscription as the only practical path. It also notes French sacrifice and gratitude, and advertises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy from Hetrick Bros. and druggists.
A call to church and civic leaders to mobilize fundraising across Indiana counties urging every public school to contribute. Dr Wingar of Savings & Trust Co. backs the effort and county officers are endorsed by Pittsburgh headquarters as authorized agents. Money should go through the county treasurer and be sent to Rev G G Morrow and others in New York for credit to the county.
A jumbled passage reflects on success and energy, suggesting directed effort and courage influence outcomes. It mentions pursuit of power, hiring, and natural Tay as a possibly misspelled reference. The text reads like a forum of musings rather than a clear event or report.
A fragment suggests folk struggle with tasks that should be simple. It notes many duties demand effort and warns against wasting energy on trivial work. The piece argues for the arts of working smart to save strength for tougher duties.
Denaturing alcohol is defined as a form whose nature has been altered so it cannot be consumed and cannot be removed from the spirit by any process short of destruction. The designation arose as a convenient label for a substance altered in its essence, with its status clarified by congressional legislation.
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