Skana Gazette publication details and editor credits
The Skana Gazette published daily except Sunday with Ray as manager and editor and Mrank M. Smith as city editor. Carrier rates, one month, and postal status as second class matter are noted.
31 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1916
Page
1
The Skana Gazette published daily except Sunday with Ray as manager and editor and Mrank M. Smith as city editor. Carrier rates, one month, and postal status as second class matter are noted.
The article discusses historic and evolving rules for merchant ships carrying defense arms, noting that submarines complicate enforcement. It cites U S practice permitting cannons for defense and the Lansing note proposing modernized rules that protect noncombatants while acknowledging future belligerent disagreements. It ends with a lighter aside on golf in Japan and a playful language quip.
Live salesmen wanted to sell the fastest selling Silu on the market. Many exclusive aerial superior features. Good proportion for local men or traveler. Live wires only. Address nearest office, Nappanee Lbr. & MPC. Co. Nappanee, Ind. Williamsport, Pa. Jan 0 17 24 31 x Subscribe for the Evening Gueette.
A new convention of the Pennsylvania Shoe Retailers Association will meet February 21 and 22 in Pittsburgh. The group, affiliated with the National Shoe Retailers Association, plans educational programs on store management advertising and the shoe business. A banquet is set for February 21 at the Fort Pitt Motel with Western Pennsylvania dealers expected to attend.
A fragment from a page advises attendance at a Grand Army meeting next Saturday night to hear how they will repel any invasion or fascile force threatening the country. An appeal by Commander Harry White urges citizens to attend. Also mentions store sales by E.R. Luminen co. and a New York Sunday World magazine section with Philo Gubb and other features.
Police found Paul Rodgers, 41, and his son George, 7, dead in a Tarentum apartment last night with carbon monoxide poisoning suspected. George Jr. 6, and James Rodgers, 7, were unconscious or dying. James later in hospital likely to recover. Police and physicians noted cooking pots, gas stove, and lack of ventilation. no poison found in stomachs.
Rupist Weber to Josseph Gerage transfers in Cytoe 825 near Sylvester Cl Thompson's Mxce Lo Rue in Bair LoGas acres in Raynes SECOn OL OK Edweeds to A W Myers transfer of lot in Blaireville valued at 81.000.
A fragmented historical piece discusses community duty and protection of others health. It warns against neglect or avoidance of public safety measures, highlighting the seriousness of caring for children and vulnerable groups in society.
A fragment describes bed room suites in black walnut and other woods including American wrathut circuseian weahnut nechawang and golden pouk offered at unheard of low prices, implying a promotional sale.
Morrow, pastor, delivered a sermon on Why Study the Bible to the Young Women’s Bible class at the First United Presbyterian Church. The talk covered the life of the church and its young members, noting some dropouts and outlining fund efforts and mission work supported by the class.
A late 19th or early 20th century dispatch analyzes tensions between Japan and the United States, noting Japan’s stance on blame for the war, future diplomacy with Germany and Russia, and the impact of possible peace talks. The article discusses anticipated visits, political figures, and shifting alliances affecting Asia-Europe relations.
Classified notices seek a home buyer at Partners Bank counting office and a lady bookkeeper for Gavette Alice. Also a rental inquiry for a 20 room house with improvements at NVA Ciewetto. Contact details appear garbled. readers urged to respond to listed names.
The readable lines describe a cake and pudding style batter with ingredients like flour, milk, eggs, lemon rind, baking powder, and sugar, plus references to vanilla and rosewater. The fragmentary OCR includes multiple recipe fragments and scattered measurements, with notes about baking in a moderate oven and outlining steps such as beating whites and folding in ingredients.
A garbled excerpt discusses various snails and creatures with erratic terms and misspellings. It mentions over 2,000 snail species and strange traits such as tail shedding, alongside fractured phrases about experiments and peculiar observations from a London Telegraph source.
The German Zeppelin fled pursued by French aeroplanes after bombing Paris last night. Bombs were dropped during the raid. Reports say 62 people, including many children, were killed or wounded in the Saturday night attack, with three more deaths bringing the total to four.
The State Board of Agriculture favors a proposed tour and discusses rising alfalfa yields across the state. Poultry farming expands with a reported 385 percent increase as scientific care boosts profits. Bluegrass abundance prompts notes on cattle raising in southern and southwestern regions, and praise is given for forest fire prevention and farmer services.
Tory Gamerio and Miss Vietotie Catello of Coral were married on January 20 in Homer City, officiated by Squire AST Weir, before allies of the couple.
In court this morning Gilbert J. Thomas of McKeesport was sentenced for a series of crimes to pay fines and costs and serve time at the Allegheny County Workhouse. Cassin, found guilty of liquor with intent, drew fines and a term in custody.
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