Tariff Debate Draws Wool, Steel and Tax Views
A transcript from a policy debate quotes Willam M Wood of Amor Woolen Company calling for higher tariff protection beyond 85 percent duties on woolen goods. B M McGormick of University of Pittsburgh argues for a protective tariff to safeguard home living standards, while C Simmons of Simmons Hardware adds emphasis on altruistic yet practical tariff aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAL
Tavitts Willam
M. Wood
Amor ‘Woolen Company
Simmons Hardware
Louis, Mo
Celery King Tonic Laxative Endorsed In Ad
An old reliable Celery King tonic laxative ad promotes the vegetable remedy sold in drug stores for constipation indigestion fevers and colds. It claims the same formula aids multiple ailments and lists widespread use by thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Protectionist mood voiced by business leaders in prewar speech
Robert S Mebane of Republic Cotton Mills Great Falls S C and other executives forecast a Republican Senate and House after March 4 promising conservative finance tariff and business regulation. They expect tariff protection to sustain Southern manufacturers and anticipate a broader national protectionist triumph in two years as economic issues dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. S. Mebane
Republic
Cotton Mills
Great Falls
Senate
House
Southland
A. Patrick
Pres
National
Whole Isate Dry Goods Association
America
Winthrop L. Marvin
Treas
National Association Wool Manufacturers
Congress
Wilson
Brushvalley News Roundup of Local Events and People
The stork brought a bey to Mr and Mrs A Weaver Wolf last week and another bey to Mr and Mrs Genjamin Stake. Ruth and Mary Coup visited Mrs M I Shannon. Agnes Truby is teaching Mechanijesburg school during Miss Stonebreak1 et illness. Mr and Mrs Harry Cramer Perrier welcomed a new girl. Mrs Jacob Shaffer and son Blair were Indiana visitors. The Flu is not as bad locally. Sprinkle preached at United Evangelical Church and Grace Church. Rev McCrory preached at United Presbyterian. Elizabeth McCutchoun visited Mrs M H Shannon. Hugh Geesey traveled countywide then returned home tired but well. John Moose and Blaine Miller are growing whiskers. Scott Campbell of Camp Lee was home on furlough. A good doctor near Ferrier attends Ferrim Run and Meco mines. Local sick take notice. Some farmers hauling lime. Marty Snyder visited New York. Minnie Evans visited sister Ollie McCutchvon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Weaver
Wolf
Genjamin Stake
Ruth
Mary Coup
M. I. Shannon
Agnes Truby
Mechanijesburg School
Miss Stonebreak
Harry Cramer
Perrier
Jacob Shaffer
Blair
Indiana
Sprinkle
United Evangelical Church
Grace Church
Rev. McCrory
United Presbyterian
Elizabeth McCutchoun
M. HH. Shannon
Hugh Geesey
John Moose
Blaine Miller
Scott Campbell
Camp Lee
Ferrier
Ferrim Run
Ones
Hyomei Inhaler Claims Quick Cold Relief
An old style advertisement touts Hyomei as a fast cure for colds and coughs. It promises two minute head clearing, one day cold relief, and elimination of phlegm with an antiseptic inhaler kit sold by Tom B Hildebrand and pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Tom
Hildebrand
Kites and Sundays: Small Boys Out Flying
A Sunday afternoon scene describes several young boys flying kites in a local area. The note hints at mischief or superstition with a casual remark about the devil possibly getting them. The item captures a simple, everyday moment with a touch of moral reminder.
Long List of Jurors and Locations From Indiana County
A dense roster lists forty eight jurors for the third and fourth weeks in March, naming individuals tied to towns like Blairsville Marion Center Clymer Creekside Saltsburg and Indiana along with multiple cross referenced abbreviations and hamlets. The fragmentary text cites juror names including George Lewis John Keller Frank Winsheimer and J Conner while noting associated townships and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lovelace
C. G. Glassner
Vintandale
Andrew Mack
Wehrum
David Lyste
Clymer
C. d. Wingart
Indiana
Levi Conner
Gten Campbell
Salem Sheesley
Marion Center
Marry Stahl
Heilwoart
Peeler
Sheloca
Stadtmiller
W. HW
Ewing
Saltsburg
Obeadiah Lockard
Lovejoy
Francis Kelly
W. HH. Dick
Armagh
W. GC
Rankin
Coral
John Kitchenbrod
Wintondale
Larry C. Heinz
Mitchells Mills
Marry Davis
Creekside
W. C. Yeary
James Lucas
Nolo
Charles Ross
Cherrytres
C. MM. Smith
Rochester Mills
John Shultz
Iselin
C.J. White
Jiliana
N.C
Sholoeta
M. James
Clymer R. D
F. Q. Shields
Blairsville
M. Taylor
J.C. Replogle
Thdrang
Rager
Horton
Roy Mawry
Homer City
J. H W. Tyger
Morton
Roy Hoe
Blacklick
Frank Carnathan
Javoy Burkett
Verney Stiffler
Cherrytree
G. W. Wilkison
J. W. McAnulty
Waitsville
J. of
McCracken
Livermore
Thomas- Buckley
Shelada
W. Bathell
John R. Baker
Alboot
Redpath
Imp
Washinder
C. Minehaker
Weank
Charles I. Stiver
Punxautawney
N. Neorge Artley
Slaiteville
ODP
McCreary
Cherrytrae
Awake Conuains
Omer Gig
Wook
Pennington
Glens Campbell
John Carson
Heo Murray
Arexallis
Arexallis HM Nicholson, Sneliagie [Charles Venrose, Robinson, “H. G. Bowers
Tunnelton Scot
Robinson
Parkwould
Phenegt Mletcher
Ohfa Catp
Tadiana
Itl Beave
Tixonville
Sadone
Kammell
Shelocta
Lod
the. Waldoween
Blair Strong
S.C. Elkins
Suicksburg
Vms Hott
Marion Coatue
WOR
Lung
Death of Mr B F Harlan in Punxsutawney
Benjamin F Narlan died Sunday at 2 pm at his Punxsutawney home after a 10 month illness. Born in Jersey Shore 63 years ago he was a printer by trade and foreman at Spirit Publishing Co. He belonged to John W Jenks lodge F and A M Punxsutawney and the Royal Arcanum of Dubois. He leaves a widow and three sons. Funeral services and interment were held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Narlan
Punxsutawney
Mr. Tartan
Jersey Shore
The
Spirit Publishing Co
Punxsultawney
John W. Jenks Lodge
F.oand A. M
Royal Aveanum
DuBois
Cherryhill Boys Still In Service
Word has been received that three boys Win. Sloppy Charles Ewing and Clinton Bowers are still in the service of Uncle Sam across the water. V. DD. Edwards and Douglas Wolfe have recovered from illness and are able to visit friends in these parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Sloppy
Charles Ewing
Clinton Bowers
Uncle Sam
V. DD. Edwards
Douglas Wolfe
County Agent to Speak at Washington County Meeting
County Agent for Washington County will be with us at a nine IEA meeting speaking about local agriculture. The event lists several residents and towns such as Rochester Mills Blairsville Homer City and New Florence, with names including J Tomb and J C Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clawson
Indiana
John Stifler
Laxman
H. H. Ralch
Clymer
Rod
WR. Lukehart
Teliana
Albert Reishel
Rossiter
Glen Work
Thomas W. Anderson
Cherrytree
Tames Everett
Blatysvilly
A. L. Kanaan
Rochester Mills
W. II
Boring
Blacklick
William O'Mara
Iediana
Hal Simpson
Inediana
Ro D
John
RLA
Thomas King
Wein Edwards
Stanford
William Shirley
Homer City
R.D
Crate
Viniondale
Thomas Harris
New Florence
W. R
Stuchell
Blairsville
A. L. McHenry
Home
R. D
T. C. Aul
B.D
Bruce Wissinger
Sheloca
A.W. Hockhurst
John H. Palmer
Marry Grater
Edgar Thompson
Heilwood
Amandas Link
William Gardner
Chevtrea
Lawrence Young
J. M. Fink
Newrytown
Vrank Strong
Stronestown
G. S. Graham
Ul, MeKer
Washington County
High Grade Salesmen Wanted in Indiana Area
Two real salesmen to work in and around Indiana. One week of intensive training in Pittsburgh after which they enter a sales organization the largest of its kind. Incomes range from 3000 to 6000 dollars per year. Forward applications to J McCormick Ross G18 Union Arcade Pittsburgh Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pittsburgh
J. McCormick Ross
G18
Union Arcade
Soldiers Demand Former Jobs in Canada Riot
Canadian soldiers back from the front forced changes after riots in Winnpeg. They demanded aliens be dismissed from jobs and promised swift action within three days. Swift's Canadian Company plant at Kimwood was visited amid tense discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnedpeg
Can. Dan
Employdions
Swift
Kimwood
Rural Mail Carrier Is Popular Among Farmers
Rural Gazette notes the popularity of a local mail carrier among farmers in Warrkensburg. The item highlights daily routes and farmers’ appreciation, suggesting consistent service improves rural communication and community ties.
Dear Aunts Letter From War Survivor In Champagne Sector
A WWI soldier writes from the front about near misses and a 48 day stay under fire. He describes aerial activity, barbed wire, French dugouts, and a major battle in the Argonne forest. He praises Yankee resolve, hopes to return home soon, and asks for a 250 lb meat feast upon victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Late
Plu
Oelad
Champagne
Argonne
Argonne Forest
Ralph
Ako
Sara Jones
Derry
Cad
Tom
U. S.A
Roy Ula
WWI Soldier Writes Home From Debarkation Hospital
Charles C Shatter of Staten Island New York sends letters home from a debarkation hospital describing voyage mix ups to Mihis and Slaten islands clothes stripped for a bath and issued a bathrobe praises Red Cross care and being glad to be in Gods country he expects discharge soon and asks for mail from home to arrive quickly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Mihis Island
Slaten Island
Red Cross
God's Country
France
U.S
Tom
Yrot
Nornal
Chas
Debarkation Hospitali Nu
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Bimagée
Taitor Ay West
L Advartilng Mer
Nehimadehashiehiano
Andy
M. Stewart
Brushvalley
Tale ‘Smen For
MR. B. F. Harlan
Cherryhill Boys
Riaa Dara
John McConnell
Lex
Jersey
Aide
J. G. Jones
Chestnut Street
Gazette Office
Sali
Irroom
M. Gazette Office
Borough
Storage Ice and Supply Co
Colonial Theater
W. S. Carnahan, Mer
Hetrick
Dairymen
Reais
Penn Portrait Co
Phila
St. Indiana
John Bennett
West Philadelphia
Abjeet
N. Ray
Gazette of
Hive
EL Wimberlake
Trust
Huskett Gazette
Brilhart’s
Indiana, Pa
Mradecs Hilton
Jolin W. Warne
Coney Agant
Warrkensburg
Lyod
Moet Populier
Gareier
Roy Juart
Charles C. Shatter
Stinten Island
N.Y
Dan, Au
Boty
Dill
Strand Theatre
Cowboy Sta
Tom MIX
Mr Logan
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