Death Claims Jas. B. North
Blairsville section reports deaths of Myrtle Luchsinger and John C coursin with details of survivors. Luchsinger a former Blairsville nurse and World War II veteran died in McMinnville Oregon after illness. Coursin, 78, longtime Torrance resident, died at home after extended illness. services held in Torrance church.
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Myrtle Buchsinger
Blairsvillne
Myrtle Lyn Luvhsner
Minnville
AleMinnville
Oregon
Alias Luehsinger
McMinnvill Hospital
Blairsville
Aise Luchsinger
Colorado
McMinnville Organ
Sarah Luchsinger
J. B
Pueblo
New Kensington
H. G
R. C
Elzabeth
Pittsburgh
Clara
Philadelphia
Ailgen
Albert Trimble
Chestnnut Street
Clara Luchsinger
Smuchingeri
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard B. Lloyd
Blairsvile
The
American Legion
Luchsinger
John C. Coursin
Torrence
Westmoreland County
Mr. Coursin
Bolivar
Torrance
Torrance State Hospital
Coursin
Daisy Stazel
Ashatabula
Ohio
Maude Witesell
Cokewlle
May Reed
Becky Stouffer
Dauphin
Torrance Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Ringer
Observation on manners in men and worlds
A fragment from the New Orleans States notes a comparison describing behavior of a pile and men, implying a recurring lack of vitality or pulse in both. The stray line hints at social commentary rather than a full report, leaving the exact context unclear.
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New Orleans
Vatican Council Reopened Possible Under Pope
The pope contemplates reconvening the Vatican council suspended since 1870 and hints at a possible decree reopening it. Cardinal Mercier is highlighted as a leading Catholic figure in the reunion effort, with focus on church union and unity among divided Christendom.
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Vatican
Couse
Cardinal Mercier
World Court Faces Fight Over Tax Reduction Clash
The debate centers on the tax reduction bill and its ratification The administration court read er implied the measure faces a tight vote Lenroot predicts cloture will pass while Borah warns the outcome remains uncertain amid partisan tension in the Senate
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Edly
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Administration Court
Borah
Idaho
Ganna Walska denies divorce rumors in Paris
Paris January 25 Actress Ganna Walska denied divorce rumors from Harold McCormick stating two people do not split on the eve of divorce. She said Harold is en route to Paris, and noted there are secrets between them. Walska arrived from Havre in a squirrel coat and green attire while being escorted by Walter Straram. She declined to sing at the ship’s concert and stayed secluded aboard.
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Paris
INS
Gianna Walska
Harold McCormick
New York
Ganna
Havre
Harold
Walksa
Walter Straram
Allroad
Drusilla and Bringing Up Father in Gay New York at Indiana Ritz
A long critique reviews the film adaptation Drusilla with Mary Carr starring as the charity heroine who inherits wealth. Kenneth Harlan Priscilla Bonner and others are praised for strong performances amid a melodramatic, stagey plot. The article also previews Bringing Up Father in Gay New York a lavish stage musical comedy with a big chorus and lively entertainers.
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Mallon
Helene
Dee Corbituh
Lola Zollenura
T He Taunus
Directen
Ly Harmen Voight
Sheek
George Arliss
B. C
Mary Carr
Drusilla
Kenneth Harlan
Priscilla Bonner
Marie du Bray
William Humphrey
Wrasila
Ld Ladies Home
Arnold
Ritz
George McManus
New York
Father
Nist LeRoy
Seymour Furth
Lyric Theatre
Chicago
Local notables travel. several Indiana visitors noted
Hon Elder Peeler and Hon Charles Watson left for Harrisburg to resume duties during the Legislature week. Various residents including Mrs Luin Horner and Bruce A Sciotto attended business in Indiana. Sheriff Malcolm in Armendorf regarding the Mike Abello shooting. Betty Barry returns home after visits in Detroit and Pontiac. Subscribe for The Evening Gazette.
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Elder Peeler
Charles Watson
Harrisburg
Griffith
Col
Richard W. Watson
Common Letter Frequency Across Languages
The text provides a rough comparison of the letter E as the most frequent in 1000 letters across languages. It notes E appears 184 times in French, 145 in Spanish, 178 in German, and mentions Noglish as a placeholder. The data suggest E predominates but vary by language.
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Noglish
French
Spaneh
Amd
Gernian
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
A nagging mother tries to persuade a mother to give Cod Liver Oil Tablets to her thin child. The ad touts McCoy's Med Liver Compound Tablet as a tasty, pleasant option and claims a sickly four year old gained twelve pounds in seven months, urging purchase at Dougherty's Crow Store or any druggist.
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WsCov
Dougherty’s
Crow
McCoy's Med Lyer
Radio and Opera Programs Tonight on KDKA WCAE WIAS WTAM
The schedule lists light opera hour at nine, a banquet by the Engineering Society of Western Pennsylvania, Conancee of Women’s Clubs talk, Corato orchestra, Choral club, opera excerpts from Martha, an address by Mrs. Enoch Rauh, Acme Radio Minstrels, songs, and a Bobby Burns Night. International Tests feature European listeners’ broadcasts from 106 to 11 and American listeners from 11 to 12. Official DX reception confirmation will appear in the Pittsburgh Gazette Times.
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WIAS
Enoch Rauh
Acme Radio Minstrels
WTAM
Cleveland
Bobby Burns
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Health meeting here tonight in Indiana County
Public health advocates are urged to attend a town meeting to organize a county health association. Dr. Miner, Secretary of Health, will speak along with others on vital sanitary topics aimed at making Indiana County one of the healthiest areas in the Commonwealth.
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Indiana County
Commonwealth
Miner
Argument Over Pretty Girl Incentive Leads to Arrest
Sheriff John Malcolm and Deputy John Wilson went to Armerford to locate Domenic Nash. They searched a store and found Paul hiding under a counter, arresting him and taking him to the county jail in Indiana. Domenic Nash did not deny the shooting, claiming he drank and recalled nothing about the pistol used.
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John Malcolm
Indiana
John Wilson
Armerford
Domenic
Domenic Nash
Malcolm
Wilson
Paul
Mike
Makes Zion Increate Scientists Claim Human Height Rises
A dubious report credits Zion scientists with stating that average human height increases at roughly one and a quarter inches per year over the last few years. The claim lacks clear sourcing and scientific backing.
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Zion
Removing machinery at foundry plant and welfare talk
An article notes dismantling rumors at Shenango Co foundry and details a welfare talk at the Richelieu Theater where Dr Renwick H. Martin urged Christian bulwarks. It covers his views on marriage laws, Sabbath observance, and the role of churches and public schools in youth morals, with statistics on divorce rates and state laws. Also mentions the William Penn Highway routing and a large concrete stretch in Blairsville.
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Renw
Ck H. Martin
Presbyterian Board of Moxal Welfare
Richelieu Theater
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. Norman Hunter
First Presbyterian Church
Schubert
Roy
Hunter
Martin
America
United States
Ohio
Nevada
South Carolina
New York
State
Oho
New Hampshire
Ths
Churches of
Idaho
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Million Foot Well Comes In Near Phillips Holdings
The Rosenberger lot covers only an acre and a half, representing all Phillips holdings there. Adjacent land is leased. Equitable Gas Company locates 300 feet east of the Rosenberger well on a lease. Schall Gas Company places a location 190 feet west of the Rosenberger well on an adjoining lease. Drilling will start on both sites at once.
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Rosenberger
Phillips
Phillips Gold
Equitable Gas Company
Schall Gas Company
Three Executed Inmate Executions At State Prison
The article reports on three inmates Grinage Crocker and Briie executed by electric chair at 7:07 7:18 and 7:26 A M after pleas for clemency were rejected. All three died in the prison death chamber with bodies unclaimed then buried in the prison cemetery. Separately a public notice announces a hearing for a motor carrier privilege in Indiana County with applicant Casimirio De Rubis and counsel B A Sciotto set for February 10 1926.
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Grange
Newcomb
Grin
Crocker
Briie
Grinage
Croeker
Public Service Commission Notice for Berton Rearick
Notice is hereby given that Berton R Rearick of Mural Valley Armstrong County Pa applied to the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania for a certificate of public convenience to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of passengers between Sagamore Armstrong County and Home Indiana County and intermediate points. A public hearing will be held in Pittsburgh Pa on Wednesday February 19 1926 at 940 am to hear interested parties.
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Public Detvies Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Public Service Company Law
Caginhro DeRubis
Daltown
County of Indiana
State of Pennsylvania
Illtown
Indiana County
Pittsburgh
Casimirios DE Rubis
Public Service Commission
Public Service Company
Lew
Berton R. Rearick
Mural Valley
Armstrong County
Sagamore
Home
Intermediate Pointe
Berton G
Berrick
W. King
John WW. Rohrer
Kittanning
Bridge Rumpus Forecast in Supreme Court Fight
New Jersey asks the Supreme Court to dismiss Pennsylvania's petition seeking specific performance over the Philadelphia Camden bridge contract. New Jersey claims 1925 Pennsylvania legislation blocked tolls, violating bond terms that pledged bridge debt service to toll proceeds, and seeks enforcement or funding adjustments.
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Washington
INS
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Philadelphia-Camden
Supreme Court
Card of Thanks for Mrs Alex Douglass After Illness and Death
Mrs Alex Douglass thanks neighbors for help and support during her husband Alex Douglass illness and passing. Her thanks cover condolences, meals, rides, and practical aid offered during the difficult time.
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Alex Douglass
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