30 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1912
Page
1
Notice reports matter classified as second class in the Indiana postoffice records. It notes processing status and official designation affecting distribution and public notice.
Cluantana tulips reach 18 to 20 inches in height with stems and buds about two inches across. The funnel shaped blooms are bright lemon yellow with green white or pink shading, sometimes streaked. Very fragrant and easy to cultivate, they thrive in light well drained soil and do best in lighter soils.
An ideal orchard pruning saw combines a standard patcher saw with a swivel mechanism to cut at various angles. Horticulturists say no other saw is as well suited for comprehensive pruning tasks and related maintenance in orchards.
Careful orchardists will see that tres which has been injured in any year receives prompt attention.
An advertisement promises overnight scalp relief using a claimed Pakistani sage and hair wash. It extols curing itching, dandruff, and hair loss, urging family-wide use. The copy contains garbled wording and implausible health claims.
Allison M. MacFarland pleads not guilty to murdering his wife Evelyn on Oct 24. An autopsy found cyanide poisoning as the cause. He admits bringing the poison home and says Evelyn drank it by mistake for medicine amid prior grand jury disclosures of his affair with a Philadelphia woman.
In Lawrence Massachusetts a pit cho batt le erupted between police militia and about 1 000 textile strikers near the Everett mills. A woman was killed by a stray bullet, a patrolman stabbed, and many rioters injured as authorities deploy twelve infantry companies two cavalry troops and fifty metropolitan police to restore order.
Market report from Pittsburg lists butter prints at 404, 41 tubs with 89percent. creamery prices for Pennsylvania and Ohio shown. Poultry live hens 11 12. cattle grades from prime to common with prices. fresh cows and springers 25 60. sheep and lambs prices for prime wethers 4.30 4.50, fat mixed 3.26 3.76, lambs 4 7, veal calves 9 9.50. hogs and stags prices ranging 5.25 to 6.60.
Chicago January 30 Wheat trading was heavy all day with broad activity. Corn moved sharply higher despite a modest decline in supply expectations. Prices showed active interest in U.S. grain markets as traders watched futures and spot demand.
A 1898 Popular Mechanics item describes a life sized cow shaped milk refrigerator. The device stores milk in multiple receptacles with covers, dispenses via teat-like outlets, and uses internal ice storage to keep milk cool. It is mounted on a wagon and drawn through streets like a milk cart.
A dairy expert from Utah ranks milk yield and quality across Holstein Ayrshire Guernsey and Jersey. He notes little difference in butterfat by breed and that great cows exist in every breed, so individual quality matters more than breed. The Jersey Ferris Golden Winnie is pictured as a champion Jersey on the Wisconsin state farm.
Digestive strength determines how well a cow converts feed into milk. Large sturdy digestive organs enable efficient assimilation of food into higher milk yield and butter fat.
Misa Della C. Torrey of Millbury Massachusetts, aunt of President Taft, will visit Washington this week as a guest at the White House. Nearly ninety, she travels at the earnest invitation of the President and Mrs Taft.
Cleveland on January 20 reports Attorney John J. Gunn leapt from the ninth floor window of the Society for Savings building to the sidewalk below. Police indicate a deliberate self inflicted death. Gunn’s fall was described as tumbling and he hit the street on all fours, with reports suggesting he feared a nervous breakdown.
Washington reports Democrats in the House caucus aiming to cut or block major public works and military funding. They oppose a $16,000,000 public buildings bill and a Unahimons! initiative, plus they would block a river and harbor bill estimated at $30,000,000, totaling potential reductions to about $36,000,000 in proposed expenditures.
In Paris lat dU Marian Stuart Gone Dault, grandniece of the famed American seafighter John Paul Jones, was found starved to death at sixty seven. Once wealthy, she had lived in poverty since 1800 and reportedly left relics of historic interest, including Joness sword, a locket with his hair, and a miniature portrait of the admiral.
The Duke of Fife, husband of Princess Victoria Alexandra Dagmar, died in Egypt after the Delhi shipwreck. He was taken to Wadi Halfa on January 28 and died of pleurisy and lung congestion believed caused by exposure. The incident follows fires in Washington Pennsylvania and a murder verdict in New York against Joseph Roberts.
Mrs Fdyth Marvel a trained nurse was found dead from a bullet wound in Philadelphia in January. Coroner ruled it a death by self inflicted action.
FOR RENT New sight room house on South Fifth street 611 modern improvements Heated with natural gas or heater Immediate postevalon Cheap rent to good feraent Hg Steving Inquire at Room 178 Farmers Bank Building 21 PLA SALE A good sleigh at rea sonable price Inquire at Room 178 Farmers Bank Building 21 PLA SALE Several Indiana He homes st reasqnade prices if sold spoon Inquire of McConnell room 14 Farmers ink bundice Avril 1 good time to buy
Classified notice seeks a family of three with no children to rent a well maintained, centrally located six or seven room house. Inquiries directed to Gazette office. Also an opening at the Dugan Glass Co. Indiana Pa for five hours work. Apply at their office.
Indoor sowing of patania seeds and planting elephant ear bulbs in small pots. Deeply drained apple land yields better fruit. Timely spraying is a key to a bountiful season. Wet soil reduces apple yields. Prune hydrangeas for best blooms this year. Amudging serves as crop insurance for orchard heating. Prune late roses and plant tea varieties in well cultivated ground.
Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for the McNamaras, is indicted on charges of complicity in bribery attempts related to the dynamiters case. He declares ignorance of bribery, retains counsel, and will be arraigned Thursday on bail of 10,000 per indictment. Maximum penalty could reach thirty years and fines. Nearby, Indianapolis grand jury preparing to issue multiple indictments in the dynamiting investigation, aiming for coordinated arrests.
J. S. Donahue of Sa. Havem Mich is praised as a Civil War captain and lighthouse keeper who averted shipwrecks. He claims electric Bitvain cured kidney trouble chills and impaired sight after other cures failed. At seventy he reports renewed strength and stomach liver and kidney relief. Daugherty Bros advertise Curtt treatments.
Bradford Pa January 30 The Bradford mayor Leigh DeGeHer bans Salvation Army women from begging in hotels and on the streets threatening court action and officer arrests. The mayor also recently ordered dogs kept on leashes, citing public menace. Constipation is blamed for many illnesses and advertised remedy Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets sold locally.
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