26 Jul 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
1
A noisy editorial argues that prices and costs are rising across the economy and printing. It notes higher post and supply costs, taxes, insurance, and small items, while asserting business will adapt. It predicts profits for producers and warns buyers not to fear inflation as overall activity remains robust.
A card honoring Helen Wilheim follows the illness and death of their daughter. The message expresses gratitude for sympathy and the extended care shown by many during a difficult time, noting appreciation from Mr and Mrs C G Movoe Ne.
Dallas reports a premier flying camp with 100 machines operating day and night for both day and night bombing training. The piece mentions a large Grange picnic in Marion Center with speakers, music, and refreshments. It also notes ongoing injuries, a police matter, and an upcoming reunion event in Howeher's Cookport.
Fragmented OCR text reports scattered names and actions across international figures, military mentions, and place names. It cites Julius dling, Konig, William Stefanson, and various locations like Delaware and Raritan Canal and Paterson New Jersey. The text mixes war era discourse with administrative notes and disparate references without coherent narrative.
A curious dialogue describes a stain removing method using fuller's earth whifa xnup onion juice and vinegar. The woman explains mixing ingredients then applying the paste to cloth and letting it dry to vanish the stain.
The piece argues a businessman rises to greet his wife or a female visitor but not a stenographer or worn employees, saying the distinction misreads respect. It asserts business life treats men and women as equals in courtesy, noting coworkers share a common plane of conduct.
A whirlpool bath is used as a novel treatment at a Manchester hospital for rheinosey typheid and dysentery. The 4 foot tank seats patients to immerse limbs up to the waist, with the bath kept at 11 degrees below body heat while medicine and rest follow.
The text references opening of eyes or minds to divine revelation and a journey around the world. It mentions Esoteric language of religion and a character named Wherry, with traces of archaic phrasing and incomplete sentences.
The article notes Chinese women served as soldiers long before Russia. It claims in the Ping rebellion era that 858 women joined links, with an army of 500000 women recruited in Nanking in 858. Brigades of 15000 were led by WORIEA officers.
In Stalbridge Dorset a gardener named aoiman unearthed a fully preserved skeleton. A coin in the mouth bears Caesar Augustus’ inscription, suggesting a Roman era burial site near the garden.
Historical note explains how first sleuthhounds or Blondhounds evolved from tracking deer and wolves. When wounded game escaped, dogs aided in trailing by scent, leading to the term bloodhounds. The account emphasizes their role in hunting and pursuit.
An excerpt shows a dialogue about crowded streets and social divisions. Japhet and Shem discuss crowded unions and loneliness, mentioning parental figures and sensitive themes about people and children in a community setting. The fragment hints at social commentary in a dated tone.
Fragmentary text describes ornate avatars woven in the Orient with siguitieames and traditions. It hints at national or personal virtues, perhaps symbols of moral values and social lines. The garbled phrasing obscures concrete facts or events.
A fragmentary note describes a bizarre scene with misquoted phrases and odd dialogue. Miss Cay enane objects to shortening skirts and references to Scottish Tightinders, while a soldier waiter asks about cee Tilence on franiine poshions.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a scene in Washington Stuy where a character questions another about a hidden truth. The misread text shows dialogue about exposing or explaining a misunderstood fact, reflecting confusion and miscommunication.
A fragment mentions time tested references to veterans of 98 and a playful aside about recognition. It appears as a stray line noting attention to veterans and timing without clear context.
A fragmented whimsical verse riff questions why Mexican poodles have no luck and muses on cats without tails and pacifists without peace. The odd jumble mentions Mr. Meahay and a string of garbled names, yielding a puzzling, nonsensical item.
An early 20th century medical ad claimsDr R F Strayer offers diagnostic methods and treatments for consumption diabetes dropsy bronchitis rheumatism skin diseases and various nervous and digestive issues. It touts vaccines serums and injections as effective and promises experienced care from a reprinted graduate physician.
Local notice announces Dr. R F Strayer, a Pittsburgh specialist, visiting Tome Town on Monday only. readers are invited to recall he will be in Indiana, Dal for a limited time and to seek consultation during his visit.
The article describes a man named Maul Gibbons confusing details about a freight ear and door, leading to his arrest. It details chaotic courtroom motions, the involvement of Westtaibles, and witnesses recounting the odd sequence as police respond and a court date is set.
Harrisburg, Pa., July 20. The city is cited as the best in Pennsylvania for value children due to low infant death rates. Health officer attributes this to excellent water supply. The report notes the city’s infant mortality rate is lower than in any other major neighboring area.
Two Marines, Jay Nash of Denver and an unnamed Brooklyn discharge veteran, share identical service dates and paths. Both joined the same regiment, served as mess attendants, completed two enlistments without discharge, and were eventually discharged in Brooklyn New York.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bread and Water VUGTEA OT) Sacha Turbine, Wright, and a person named Dott who must spend sixty days related to bringing something into the lists. It references death by water and multiple scattered phrases.
A report notes that a man nicknamed the Flat Fifteen and his associates bribed others in relation to an automobile road, and an officer intercept occurred when a tire was being fixed, arrest details pending.
A government program sent a man a pair of glasses with a note hoping they could save a life. The commander of a mine swoop operation replied that the glasses aided in discovering a disease affecting the eastern front.
A dubious remedy advertises a potion claimed to cure fever, stomach, and digestive ailments including appendicitis. The ad cites a mother’s sacrifice and promises a single dose with a money back refund via Vidtiek Bros, urging readers to trust the simple, affordable treatment.
Visiter at Mrnest John Misherah Warren O visits Will libs sister Mrs A C Rilette of ienest. Experts planned to depart in August for Camp.
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