29 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
1
FOR SALE Three heavy work animals and two team horses, weight ranges 1460 to 1700 lbs. Inquire F. W. Henry, Wandin, Pa. 105. FOR SALE Fresh cow listed by W. C. Johnston, West Philadelphia street, Indiana, Pa, R. D. 1. 106.
Mt Pleasant, Jan 29 A delicate operation on Jack Simpson shows a potato wedged in his nostril rather than adenoids. Harry M Quiggle conductor and M O Linkaline brakeman on the New York Central line between Clearfield and Heilwood are held for aggravated assault after a hearing before Squire James A Crossman.
Since December first the County Commissioners have issued over 6000 in weasle bounties. The board questions how soon they will be reimbursed by the State.
The Indiana High School squad departed at 3 57 this afternoon by train for Freeport to face Freeport High School in an evening game.
A Pie Social in the new Clymer school last evening netted over 50 dollars. Proceeds go to the piano fund now just over 100 dollars. S. E. Lightenp, who sold his East Mahoning farm to S. W. Warner and is moving to Indiana, will establish his future home there.
London and Berlin publish diverging accounts of the North Sea clash. A British admiralty report says no British ships were lost, while Berlin claims one British battle cruiser and the German Bluecher were sunk. Zeppelin raids on Norfolk cause alerts and local damage with limited casualties.
M. S&S Kellogg of Herington Ban age ninety one, sawing wood when family announced a big dinner for his birthday. He is father of nineteen children, with ten from his first wife and nine from his second. He married a third time at eighty three. He has thirty five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
The London Chronicle notes a rare papal sermon by Pius II in St Peters during the Epiphany octave. Unexpectedly, he spoke from the pulpit, delivering a simple homily that captivated listeners more than ceremonial guest eloquence.
The text dismisses superstition and unsafe measures for sore throats and promotes TonSiline as a proper remedy. It cautions against torture or dangerous methods and warns against relying on folk cures, suggesting a simple treatment approach.
A vintage notice describes the Gulf Stream as a vast torrent carrying billions of tons of water hourly through the Florida strait and its global influence, noting the updraft and circulation theories and the altdrift observations of the period.
The article discusses the Gulf Stream's influence on world history and climate, noting Columbus and early explorers, trade winds driving currents, and the theoretical mechanisms shaping ocean flow. It emphasizes a fixed, law-governed course affected by winds, tides, and waves, with currents varying by time but remaining fundamentally stable.
Tilson asks what is wasted energy and Livingstor Lance remarks on two girls kissing each other. The dialogue evokes a strained exchange about duties today and the elasticity of tomorrow.
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