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29 Jul 1916
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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1916
Page
1
Presidential Pointers on Electoral Process Through History
The article discusses early U S presidential elections where electors voted for distinct candidates and the system required a majority to avoid a House decision. It notes the 1804 situation where president and vice president could not be from the same state and explains how a majority of electoral votes triggers selection by the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Repres
Men With Families Question Border Troop Call Patience
The border mobilization fuels debate as families of soldiers face uncertainty while critics doubt the fighting intent. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes pleas to protect dependents, while some accuse the administration of political show rather than real need, urging restraint amid ongoing hardship.
Reorganized militia pivot on nondependent singles
The text argues to trim armed forces by excluding married men with dependents. It suggests a militia limited to individuals who could be mobilized without impacting family support, aiming for a force ready in hostilities with no dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.bérdex
Animal shears for guardsmen's locks
Houston dispatch describes a fireman at Central Fire Station trimming the hair of 29 New York 69th Regiment soldiers with an electric clipper. After each quick cut the men received soap and a towel and washed their heads, all in about one minute ten seconds per man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Lee
Central Mire Station
69Th Regiment of
New York
Malitiaman
Clymer Residents and Visitors Report Local Activity
Clymer sees business visitors like Don Coder of Central Hardware Supply and Edward Fyock of Penny Run. Mrs Gerove Spruce and daughter of Barton Florida visit J B Smiths. Miss Laura Hubbard travels to Pittsburgh. Roy Bee of Starforit visits. Mildred Dearolph hosts a visitors party for Miss Stoffer of Burnside, with timing noted as this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Coder
Central HardWare Supply Co
Clymer
oCider
Gerove Spruce
Barton, Fla
J. B. Smith
Laura Hubbard
Pittsburgh
Edward Fyock
Penny Run
Roy Bee
Starforit
Clymer Pueschey
Mildred Dearolph
Hey Hone
Miss Stoffer of
Burnside
Miss Dearulph
Churches and Chapel Services Across Town This Week
The Epworth League Institute at Ridgeview Park hosts over 200 delegates with classes in Christian Science and other groups. Church calendars note services from First U.P. First Presbyterian and Evangelical congregations, with lectures by Dr. Robert Wilson of Princeton Theological Seminary and various youth and prayer meetings scheduled through midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustahott
Epworth League Institute
Ridgeview Park
Indiana League
Princeton Theological Seminary
Wilson
Young People’s Society
Somme and Eastern Front News From July War Reports
The French say German attacks on both sides of the Meuse were repulsed with counterattacks gaining ground on the eastern bank. German airships raided Lincolnshire and Norfolk, but caused only immaterial damage and were driven off. Russian success at Brody and later in Volhynia. vast German losses claimed in a German official tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Pre Meuse
London
War Office
Lincolnshire
Norfolk
Prhtrograd
Phoe Austro-Germins
Tusk
Brody
Suye Civer
Berestepsehke
Uland
Tout
Vis
Bridvys
Pete
Pete Dynamite By the Retreatings Farmys
Havhener
Itis
Orbiprurians
Cerna
Eta
Volhynia
Teutons
Triumph Pills Ad Urges Women to Use Relief Writs
An old advertisement touts Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed conditions, claiming safety and dependability, noting they are not sold at drug stores. It references the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and hints at a wartime thinking stance by Rawmsnia, suggesting deep involvement in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triumph
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Points on People in Indiana and Surrounding Areas
H Howard St Clair of Pittsburgh was an Indiana visitor. Mr. and Mrs. James Reyburn of Kittanning motored to Indiana on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Blain have as their guest Mrs. Williamson of Pittsburgh. Me and Mrs. Robert Young are at their cottage at the Country Club. Miss Nellie Guthrie entertained friends at dinner at the country club. R N Ray of North Tenth street has returned from a ten days visit with relatives in Tennessee. Misses Bessie and Edna Wholmas have returned from a visit with friends in Pittsburgh and vicinity. Mrs. Zweisig and her daughter of Reading are guests of Mrs. D Blair Taylor of South Wirth street. Miss Alice Burk, visiting with Miss Louise Grant, returned to Pittsburgh yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hulton, returning from New York and Atlantic City, are visiting Griffith Ellis and wife of Church street. Mrs. Nellie Morrison of East Philadelphia street is spending two weeks with friends at Sagamore, Punxsutawney, Dubois, Oak Ridge and New Bethlehem. She plans to attend a two day picnic at Alto Park near Kittanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice’ Burk
Louise Grant
Church Street
Pittsburgh
George Lulton
New York
Atlantic City
Mrs. Griffith Ellis
Nellie Morrison
First Shakespeare Festival and Mulberry Tree Relics Saga
A vandal struck the mulberry tree once believed planted in Shakespeare’s garden. The felled relics were sold by a Stratford borough carpentry, fashioned into caskets and snuff boxes. One box was sent to David Garrick to place his portrait beside Shakespeare’s, sparking mixed reactions and plans for a grand jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswell
Corporation of
Stratford Wi Avon
David Garrick
Tarriel
Shkespeare
Fragmented OCR summary of a court and prices note
Fragmentary OCR text references court proceedings and sandal prices with scattered names and terms. The readable portions mention Calais, Campete, Lemdaat, and BAUCO MACGUSERY with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear event or outcome emerges from the legible lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Ang Risslopt
BLY
Sattehebatker Veydere
Byervikting
the Couridge
Transters and historic cat lore in Chambers Journal
The fragment lists property transfers in Burrel Homer City and Binksville with sums from 6000 to 7600 dollars. It then shifts to London Times style dialogue about preparations and a daughter’s hunt. The piece continues with a note on cats in ancient Egypt and their domestic spread to Europe, describing rituals and frenzied methods when a pet dies.
Tennis as an American game and national pastime
Norman Hargell argues in Countryside Magazine that tennis traces ancient roots from sphairais to paume but has become truly American. He notes its evolution in France and England and praises how Americanized play reflects the nation’s energy, restlessness, and competitive spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sphatrixts
France
Eigland
Fis
Norman Hargell
Countryside Magazine
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Fe S
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Guardsmen’s Locks International News Service
Berlin
Landstrom
Schmetzdorf
Brandenburg
Evening Gazette
H. H. Steving Company Funeral Directors & Embalmers
Ohile
Ephone
Christian Science
Free’ Library
North Sixth Street
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
U.P
C. G. Momow
Mndo
PLC
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical
B.C. Miller
Young People's Alliance
Teltons
Zurich
Germany
Rawmsnia
H Howard St Clair
Indiana
James Reyburn
Kittanning
James
Mrs
Robert Young
Nellie Guthrie
Country Club
R. N. Ray
North Tenth Street
Tennessee
Bessie
Edna ‘Wholmas
Keeley Cure
Fifth Avenue
Patsburgh
Keeley Institute
Western Penna
Fam
Kighdat Pricus
Bers
Louis Handler
Water Street
Thdiana
Transters
Jacob F. Gearhart
Cen
Wis
Dell
London ‘Times
Tun
Egypt
Atl Riska
Chambers' Journal
Indiana Cycle Co
John F. Steving
Steving & Streams
Philadelphia St
Beth
Wagles Household
Doods
Ray
Next v. M. C. A
Rex
King Springs
Bird’s
Wagle
New Ray Bldg
Smith’s Dept
Inquire Gazette Office Fs
Gazette
Appy
Weamer Bros
Dix
Freeperty
Clymer Avenue
Campbell
England
Hagland
Daonger
Denner
Atni
Weete Todays Rated Machinery Co
Grand Theatre Today
Jane
Paramount
Colonial Theatre Today
Ben Wilson
Mayde Gonzalez
Square Deal Shop
Marshall Building
Geo. T. McHenry
Een
OL Utility Electric Co, PB & Ay Res
Ale
Tediana
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