28 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1905
Page
1
Florence Warden weighs matrimony as a social choice in this essay on marriage. She argues marriage doubles life’s cares yet offers satisfaction, and urges caution rather than rush. If unsure, remain unmarried. inevitable marriage is rarely a mistake.
Fragmentary text discusses the etymology of room and saddles and a medieval play on signal calls. It then shifts to references about a 19th century myth of saddle phrases and a report about tribal customs in Queensland, including a missionary tale of a peculiar upper-jaw tooth and interactions with Pacific peoples.
A Gilpin county Colorado peak offers a view across four states on clear days. From Mount Genevieve one can discern the Uintah mountains in Utah, the Medicine Bow range in Wyoming, the Houkies in New Mexico, and Colorado’s principal peaks. The eastern plains stretch toward Nebraska.
Fragmentary remarks depict overheard talk about a wife, a Lady Geraldine, and a Mr Jones with emphasis on facial affect and natural tone. The dialogue hints at social performance and embarrassment in a village setting.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hee and Pan with unclear context. It references diets, beets, and sorrow but provides no coherent facts, dates, places, or identifiable entities. The piece appears to be partial and nonspecific, lacking resolvable events or names.
The article traces how world capitals and commercial centers move over centuries, from ancient hubs like the ALU horns sea and Vis Ubu to later shifts toward Vienna, London, and New York. It notes weighing factors such as banking power, trade routes, and economic dominance shaping where people cluster, with U S advances and New York’s rise highlighted amid global flux.
The Vanderbilt women are noted for coordinating cloaks with gowns in New York society. One night Mrs Vanderbilt wore a white satin gown paired with an ermine lined cloak, another night a blue green velvet gown with chinchilla trim, and a blue gown with matching iridescent cloak. A later gown featured white velvet with pink trimming and lace sleeves. A tale of a lucky Ceylon native describes a cat’s eye that uplifted fortunes to discover a six to seven pound treasure later sold for 8000.
The London Globe summarizes Max Christater of Berlin on lunar life. He proposes an underground water system and caverns harboring a hidden world. Creatures may move by wormlike means and avoid sunlight, with eyes like bats or owls.
A dense classified listing presents numerous for rent and for sale properties. It highlights 4 room and 9 room houses with steam or electric heat, baths, porches, and garages. Several building lots and farms near Rayne township are offered, plus a hotel and grand view residences near the Normal Campus. Prices range from 1,000 to 33,500 with terms and locations on Ninth Street West School Street Philadelphia Street and more. The SAVINGS AND TRUST BUILDING is listed with phone 351.
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