31 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
1
A breeder guide emphasizes strong vigorous hens for pullet year laying at least 150 eggs and high hatch power. It outlines targets: 80 percent fertility of fertile eggs, 90 percent chick survival to five months, and six pound cockrains. Also advises selecting sires with similar productive traits.
Instructional note describes a simple wall rack for a water pail in a poultry yard. It explains using odd pieces fastened to a wall with a brace, plus a hook near the wall to prevent upset. The article mixes an illustration reference with a mention of rheumatism remedies and unrelated lines.
The article reviews the Christian virtue of generosity as a duty not a feeling. It urges cheerful, unselfish giving, citing scripture and the example of Christ, and warns that true religion shows in the spirit and manner of giving rather than mere deeds. It contrasts generosity with stinginess and notes promises of divine reward for liberal, joyful offerings.
Fragmentary OCR listing biblical citations and related musical references including SIBLE READINGS Gen. xSVifl 2022 Num XXI 20 21 24 Chron xxxi 6 6 Mal fii 7 12 Matt wi 1 4 Jol fli Wi Acts ii 44 45 ax 45 Ter oxvh bas in Cor vill MUS Phidy 1547.
The article argues that weak committee work in Christian Endeavor stems from vague duties. It cites the chairmans fault and stresses assigning specific tasks to each member. Clear responsibility is the key to successful committee operations.
Last month added seventy two members to the United Society's Tenth region totaling 875,483 and 1344 new Comrades of the Quiet Hour brought enrollment to 59,104. Most growth stemmed from California with 1,478 new names, as Endeavor expands its reach across segments of youth religious groups.
A Blairsville Pennsylvania resident W A Flowers testifies to Doan s Kidney Pills relieving back pain and kidney distress after ten years use The product marketed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY claims wide dealer availability nationwide at 50 cents per package Remember the name Doans and take no other
Myron Herrick of Cleveland is discussed as a potential holder of the Paris post. Officials say the president wished Herrick to be asked to accept the Paris position and head the campaign headquarters if he declines a domestic posting.
A famous American trick cyclist named Jim Zatora says heavy training leaves him weak and tired until Vinci cod liver and iron remedy restores vigor. He advocates Vinci for all ages, noting it boosts strength and endurance and offering a money back guarantee through his druggist in Indiana.
A reflective line invokes metaphorical cabinets and chambers of thought as a treasury of reason and conscience, presenting a literary, aphoristic sentiment rather than a report of concrete events or names.
President Taft spoke before the Columbus Glee Club and political circle, praising four years of Republican governance and urging faith in the party’s November victory. He cited Ohio support, teased Governor Harmon, and stressed that his Ohio trip showed official duties and political motives can align.
Janos Yohn twenty years old assistant agent at the United States Express office in Zelienople PA allegedly confessed to stealing a gold watch and $1000 in uncompleted banknotes from the office. He was jailed in Butler charged with larceny amid conflicting accounts of the money. The notes reportedly totals three thousand dollars sent to a National Bank in Zelienople from the Treasury.
William Rhodes of New York is arrested in Pittsburg on charges of mail fraud connected to a forged contract with a steel company to build 600 houses at Garylint. He allegedly obtained funds from correspondents with promises of interest and jobs, none of which were delivered. Two additional charges arise from the same scheme.
Citizens along Vine street extension tear out posts placed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad across Vine street and toss them into the Youghiogheny river amid a battle over street possession. No watchmen were posted by the railroad as residents resist eviction attempts. In Montrose, Minnie Tee of Lanesboro was found not guilty of poisoning her husband. In St Petersburg, the Czar Bangree provides a pension of 5,000 dollars a year to Leo Talgtal's widow.
Kansas City Missouri January 31 Father W J Dalton of the Church of the Annunciation runs a matrimonial class branded as trade in marriage. He established a branch at his church with about fifty couples in training. Father Katton conducts his matrimonial class openly and plainly for his congregation aimed at guiding youths to marry themselves. No marriages yet. lectures cover matrimony buying furniture cooking saving money rearing children and courting.
San Francisco January 31 Colonel Edward Wowland Robinson Green of Texas son of Hetty Green of New York arrived hailed as a man who wants to marry a woman not a clothes horse Children are the last thing they want None of them knows how to cook or sew and they would deny that their grandmothers know how to wash clothes Asked if leap year might seal his fate with some western girl he said maybe Pin that human
The United States Steel Corporation declared its regular quarterly dividend of 134 per cent on the preferred and 1% per cent on the common stock. The quarter ended December 31, 1911 reported net earnings of $23,105,115 versus $29,622,725 in the prior quarter September 30. Surplus on December 31 stood at $89,638, down from $2,745,494 on September 30.
Pittsburgh markets report butter prints at 3914% 40, tuba 38 by 33, creamery figures for Pennsylvania and Ohio, and varied poultry cattle hogs with price ranges from prime to common. Chicago grain notes Jan 31 show wheat opening lower then rally, May prices: wheat 103 1/4, corn 67 1/4, oats 1.
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