23 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1912
Page
1
An advertisement extols PARISIAN Sage for weekly use to keep hair healthy and prevent dandruff itching and hair loss. It claims to banish dandruff, reduce shedding, and add shine for both women and men. The ad features a girl with Aubure hair and touts the product as a daily perfumed tonic available in a large bottle priced about fifty cents.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses pacifism and diplomacy as the path to peace, noting opposition to fighting. Mentions Boy Scouts context and a general assertion that war’s peace can be secured without force, though readability is incomplete.
A New York American correspondent explains the Maelstrom between the Lenvedert and the coast of Norway. The whirl is driven by tides and winds with water rushing through channels between islands. Currents reverse every six hours, and the center depth reaches about twenty fathoms while surrounding depths reach 100 to 200 fathoms. Modern ships pass when winds oppose currents, yet danger rises at high tide.
Lost brooch with a large sapphire set likely Saturday afternoon or evening. Reward offered and return can be made to 119 Mer Avenue, 260 Zip.
A tale of a college educated heir who avoids a street gamble with his poker-loving uncle, who loses his fortune and dies soon after. The narrator recalls family ties, early work life, and the uncle’s risky stock bets leading to charity bequests and a fatal end.
Ohio State University Agricultural Experiment Station reports alfalfa hay harvests bring quick drying and resilience to rain, with shorter growth producing smaller stems aiding curing. Farmers favor thinning and light canopy to reduce moisture, while early morning cutting minimizes weather risk. A simple pasture plan ties cattle or bulls with a neck strap and chain to manage a recalcitrant bull safely.
Fragmented notes advise on poultry care including head ailments rubbed with turpentine and vinegar practice, kerosene fumigation near coops, and general feeding rules. Emphasizes milk, corn, and oats as staples, oyster shells for calcium, and seasonal fat gain in fowl. Mentions experienced poultryman endorsing certain feeds and methods for eggs and chicks.
New York July 28 a nationwide hunt for slayers of gambler Herman Rosenthal is on. District Attorney Whitman and Commissioner Dougherty say fifteen to sixteen men may be involved, with possible refuge in Chicago. They pledge to arrest those behind the killing within ten days if needed, asserting independence from outside pressure.
Chicago officials aboard the first street car through La Galle Street tunnel fret over a black cat sighting, fearing bad luck as the car commenced. General Manager Pish noted a white mark on his breast, but the crew stayed cautious about superstition amid the historic passage.
Fragmented report describes a Parisian Allan Line steamer in Arctic waters toward Boston with mentions of huge icebergs and near-misses. The garbled text references Wednesday events, possible damage, and financial notes, with scattered names and dates.
A Kansas City Journal excerpt mocks architectural affectations with fanciful building names like Mutvat Vatled in Whildelphia and Teutonia in New Chenns while noting vague claims tie to scholarship. The piece moves through town talk and stage retirements, ending with a quip on breeding and manners.
A Boston man lost his leg after an insect bite two years earlier. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised to avert such calamities by killing poison and preventing inflammation, swelling and pain. It heals burns, sores, ulcers, piles, eczema, cuts, and bruises. Only 6 cents at Daugherty Bros.
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