07 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
1
In London suburbs housewives notice a shift as the blue smocked butcher’s boy is replaced by a businesslike girl delivering meat orders. The war drives enlistments, leaving many trades short staffed and prompting butchers to hire women to maintain service.
Nassau county authorities traced Holt to a cottage used for experiments with dynamite and sulphuric acid. A man named Ott identified Holt as “Tetten” who rented the cottage. Police found matches and bomb-making materials, including sulphuric acid, in Holt’s workshop. Morgan’s son Jubilation announced the financier’s infection risk had passed and his condition was improving. Mrs. Holt, grieving, is under physician care as Holt’s remains likely head to Dallas for burial.
A Saturday evening suffrage meeting in Indiana invites all to hear why the Woman's Liberty Bell journeyed countywide. Miss Mary Stewart Montana, Miss Louise Hall Harrisburg, Miss Harriet Grim Illinois, and driver Mr Hall will be guests of Mrs R A Thompson. A general meeting of suffrage supporters is set for eight at the Municipal building this evening.
Frank Stephens probes a battlefield panorama in the Philadelphia Record with stark images of graves and unburied dead. The verse contrasts with anxious living, asking why young men are trapped in death as mortars fire and nations mourn, while those at home wonder.
Mrs Mathilda Coxe Stevenson a noted ethnologist and long time Smithsonian Bureau of American Ethnology staffer died at Oxon, Md at sixty. Native of San Augustine, Texas, she studied many tribes from Zuni to Taos and published works on Zuni and Indian ceremonial life.
A readable fragment discusses how dust in rooms seems denser in sunlit areas. It explains that sunlight tracing through windows creates currents that lift and collect dust along the light path, making sunlit spots appear dustier than shaded areas.
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