18 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1924
Page
1
An editor notes changes to advertising rates and the application process. It outlines rate adjustments and the new form requirements for submissions, emphasizing timely compliance and contact details for inquiries.
The piece notes Washington as a top tourist draw during entertaining season. It gives Monument height of 565 feet, base size, wall thickness, and total weight, plus an elevator and granite blocks from organizations. Dedication date is 22, 1885 and cost was 1,200,000 dollars. Mount Vernon in Fairfax County Virginia is described with a 25 cent admission to support upkeep.
Arlington Cemetery sits across the Potomac from Washington, once home to Robert E. Lee, now a national cemetery with about 19 000 graves. Lincoln Memorial opened May 30 1922 costing 2939720 with marble columns 44 feet high and statue of Lincoln 21 feet tall. Four major landmarks crown the capital as must see.
The arrest of King, his confession and discovery of the body ended a fifteen day manhunt for the army officer who vanished July 2 while traveling from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Moultrie. His bloodstained car was found July 15 near King's home.
A near fatal incident involved a child who crossed between parked cars, the left front wheel passed over the body but the driver stopped in time. The child was taken to Indiana Hospital, found to have only shock and a small neck scratch, with initial reports noting the child had left for school.
Two successful businessmen assess you for two main aims. They use you to boost their own business or to benefit their company.
The American relay team led by Gertrude Ederle and Ethel Laskie surged to victory over Great Britain and Sweden as Arne Borg edged Weissmuller in a dramatic 400 meter duel. Warren Kealoha of Hawaii set a new Olympic record with a 100 meter backstroke time of 1 13 1 5.
Beatty drove in the lone run on an overthrow to third after Platzer pitched a near-perfect game for the Lutherans. He allowed just one hit in a tight matchup yesterday evening, securing a 1 to 0 victory over the Catholics.
The figure calling himself Emir of Kurdistan and Crown Prince of Egypt greeted reporters and declared he would kill himself to trigger another world war. Police traced a man resembling him to the Egyptian legation which dismissed the claim without alarm.
A Michigan pastor Rev. Van Loon wrote letters days before vanishing seeking funds to repay creditors. He asked Birmingham farmer E B Davis for a loan of 1275 cash with a note not to ask what it was for. The letters hint at a motive but give no clear whereabouts.
London July 18 The Labor government of Premier Ram say MacDonald was defeated in the House of Commons by 171 to 140 on a minor amendment to the unemployment insurance bill. The defeat, while not risking resignation, marks the eighth loss for the government and left members in an excited mood.
Mrs James Rupese of Havana Cuba, formerly Miss Helen Weamer of Indiana, is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs David Weamer of North Fifth street. She arrived in the United States about two weeks ago and previously stayed with her husband's relatives in Maine before coming to Indiana.
A surprise family gathering occurred at the A L Pierce residence near Marion Center with Joseph Pierce Thomas Pierce Mrs Martha Ayers and Jennie Beatty among out of state guests including George Pierce a nephew from Indiana. No manuscript copies were kept according to a Budding Young Author exchange.
The fragment notes Monterey as an important northern Mexican city once frequented by U S invalids for its dry mild climate. It cites dialogue about introductions and office placements, offers aphorisms on talent and anger, and references odd items about the Black Sea and comets carrying disease germs.
An urgent appeal to members of the Indians Mercantile Association to attend a special meeting this evening at 8 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Important patterns and interests of local merchants will be discussed.
In Cumberland Maryland Tuesday, Vivian Leach daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Leech married Richard Guthrie son of Mr and Mrs Jack son B Guthrie. Both graduates of Indiana High School, the couple are well known residents here and many friends send best wishes.
The Indiana Fire Company dispatched a full turnout to their annual picnic and luncheon at the old Country Club yesterday afternoon and evening. The well drilled group shared a pleasant meal under pines and the event stood out as one of the day’s most delightful evenings.
Sykesville end of the B P Highway work is halted for possibly two weeks due to cement delivery delays. Miller Construction Company holds the contract. Marion center Hamil section may not be built this season as Punxsutawney is encircled by mud up to fourteen miles.
Paul Varralli Yarnall 11 of Clymer died in Dixonville Hospital after an appendicitis operation. He leaves parents and siblings G M, Walter, James, Elvie Yarnall. Mrs Y. R. Cleven of Lindsborg and Mrs Claude Houck of Clymer. Funeral at family home tomorrow at 4. Body to Indiana Greenwood Cemetery later. Peter Gillis dies after surgery in Indiana Hospital. Miner from Penn Station White Township, 44, son of Enoch and Charlotta Gillis. Funeral Monday, burial at St Bernard's Cemetery.
A young man accepts a workforce situation and soon learns he must toil as hard as the person already employed. The narrative explores the effort and adjustment required in taking on paid work.
Easton Pa resident Mrs J Hammerman of Washing ton Street writes of Tanlac success after two years of stomach trouble and poor blood circulation. She describes weak appetite, long meals causing distress, and restless nights but credits Tanlac with restoring weight, strength, digestion, and nerve ease. Tanlac sold by druggists with OWI Million bottle ad.
With a large turnout this year Co. F displayed a strong drill performance at the weekly session. Final prep orders were issued for departure next Saturday morning at 12 01 for the annual maneuvers and camp at Mt. Gretna. The roster grew with several new recruits added on the preceding weekend, and the maneuvers and drill were conducted in excellent order showcasing the unit.
The annual tennis tournament to decide the city championship starts Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock at the YMCA court. Drawings will be posted tonight at Pollock's Pharmacy window, with daily results. Entry fees must be paid before competition begins.
A cryptic note defines the crowning fortune of a four man as a birth bias toward a chosen pursuit that sustains his employment and happiness. The text hints at personal drive shaping fate and career satisfaction.
Members of the Outing Club are assured a pleasant evening at the annual outdoor dance. The social committee has arranged the event for next Wednesday at the Cliffside pavilion with Graf's Orchestra providing the musical program.
A large crowd gathered at Cliffside Pavilion for an evening in which Graf's Orchestra performed. The event featured several well known musicians and was praised as the best music heard in the area this season.
Continued from page one General Mason M. Patrick of the Army Air Service notes that all four services and private patriotic organizations will be invited to participate in the forthcoming event as details unfold.
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