26 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1919
Page
1
Menager and Baltor offer advertising services with rates shown for a one tear, filx- Manthe 51.60 and other items. The notice mentions advertising rates and phraseology for inquiries and applications.
County officials publish list of announced Republican primary candidates to be voted on September 16, 1919. Included are sheriff, prothonotary, treasurer, commissioners, coroner, register and recorder, auditor, and party committee chair. Also referenced is a short editorial note about the Stars and Stripes end and the American Legion Weekly.
The Stars and Stripes served as the salariat's paper in Europe and grew with the AEF, becoming a sacred memory voted by its creators to honor the AEF spirit. Chicago hosts a campaign to determine the best month for babies, backed by Mrs. Walter Brewster and the Fatherless Children of France.
Lake Forest families form an adoption group for the year’s twelve birthdays. January through June easy to find. July remains elusive. Donors of 3.00 per birthday support a French war orphan via Mrs. Walter S. Brewster in Chicago. expenses covered by friends.
An irregular or delayed use Triumph Pills are advertised as safe and dependable, not sold in drug stores. The notice urges readers to write for more details and a free information packet from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
A mixed news item reports several land transfer deeds in Center townships and neighboring areas with prices from 600 to 6400 dollars, and details a July 26 kidnapping case of Philip Thompson, son of John Wy. Thompson, at a ranch in the Mexican Federal district, prompting State Department notes.
A brief item notes Mary MacLaren in The Weaker Weasel at Grand Monday as an eccentric marriage gag. A town widower is wed then abandoned within twenty minutes, marking a comic, domestic spin in local theater coverage.
My. and Mrs. Tevin Pardee spend a few days in Indiana after Elk County visits. Dr and Mrs. William Jones return to Wilkinsburg with daughters Margery and Virgin May after visiting Dr Jo h's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Moorhead of South Seventh. Misses Margaret and Katharine Hill of Tulsa are visiting their aunt Mrs. A. S. Moorhead of South Seventh street. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Emerson of Car-
One cent per word ads promote coal mining jobs in Canonsburg and Pittsburgh area. Posts note high wages, housing, and union scales. warnings about Bethlehem sympathizers and job requirements. Also lists lost license plate, travel queries, and subscription reminder.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a candidate for the press and a league meeting. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about a hearing, a candidate, and the league.
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