10 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
1
Dr Dixon urges mothers to curb infant crawling dangers by using blankets and railing to keep babies off the floor. He warns carpets and doors harbor germs and that children may eat dropped food, risking digestive issues. Emphasizes training children early to avoid floor contamination with dirt and germs.
The text notes General Osterhans will travel to Washington to visit his son Admiral Hugo Osterhans U S N and greet old comrades. Major General David McN Gregg, editor general of Pennsylvania, is also expected to greet former soldiers and commanded a Sheridan cavalry division with credit.
Baptiste Alavoine of the Twenty-ninth chasseurs became the first soldier court martialed to profit from suspension of sentence by brave front-line conduct. He was sentenced to ten years hard labor, but the penalty was wiped out after his gallantry and he received the military medal.
British Major General describes the difficulty in securing shell production. He notes small arm ammunition could be sourced with less skilled labor, easing shortages, but shells for guns and howitzers require high skilled labor and complex processes, making supply harder to assure.
Church notices list Epworth League leader Claude Petted to preside at the Epworth service and University of Montana dean Miss Stewart to speak at the evening service. First U P lists Rev C G Morrow with Sabbath School at 9 45 and morning service at 11. Summer Communion Services noted. Christian Union and Baptist schedules include 6 30 or 7 30 p m evening services. Store room and six living rooms for rent offered by Gazette Office.
Presbyterian church offers Sabbath School at 9 30 Morning service at 11 Summer Communion Service conducted by Rev Dr G Wilson Christian Endeavor at 6 0 no evening service welcomed to all strangers Christ Episcopal rector Rev W G Moffat Holy Communion at 8 0 Sunday school at 9 45 Morning Prayer and Sermon Evening Prayer and Address at 4 30
Sabbath School morning service noted with 11200 in the text. In the evening W. Spiker the elder will give a short talk on the gospel. CLM. Spiker pastors at the Free Methodist church.
An advertisement from the Medical Institute in Milwaukee promotes Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed menses. It claims safety and dependability, warns against experimenting with other products, and offers a free literature packet titled Relief with a mail address for requests.
The author argues that skilled lathes and fuses can only be produced in equipped factories and warns that delays risk national survival. He contrasts strict German martial law with Britain where worker apathy could jeopardize ammunition supply and urging workers to awaken to the fight for existence.
The article reports Desert U.S. Arsenal workers leaving federal shops to join private firms amid a government probe. It notes escalating wage pressures and a broader dispute over wartime labor policies. Federal officials and the War Department examine recent resignations as contracts and pay moves come under review.
Washington notes indicate German proposals in reply to President Wilson’s demands are unlikely to be acceptable. Berlin argues about safeguarding American lives while preserving submarine effectiveness and places responsibility on Britain for the war zone decree. The United States is expected to reject what it sees as concessions of right rather than German concessions.
Windsor July 1. President Witsw postpones official view of Germany's note to Ambassador Gerard in Berlin. Time needed for ciphering and transmission may push full text to Washington after the president leaves for the capital. Cabinet action on the note likely next Friday.
An 1888 diary note recounts a severe cholera morbus attack in which two doctors gave no relief. A hotel porter bought Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, where a double dose cured the illness by morning. Additional testimonials praise Chamberlain’s Liniment and Tablets for rheumatic pains and digestion.
London reports Austria and Germany aided by their field guns may push toward Lublin and Warsaw, but supply bases limit progress. Archduke Joseph Ferdinand’s forces appear delayed. Von Mackensen’s advance is checked after a heavy loss, allowing Grand Duke Nicholas to strike in south Poland. Italian troops defend the Trentino to Trieste line as Austrian artillery targets Tarvis and Malborghetto.
Remnants of British artillery at Arras France were destroyed continuing German bombardment according to Overseas News agency. The destruction robbed the British artillery of an observation station and forced them to change positions. Stephen Ferris, a noted Philadelphia portrait painter aged eighty seven, died in Italy. A Chicago woman sued a man for 25000 dollars for forcibly kissing her and settled for 450 dollars.
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