30 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
1
Several desirable positions invited applications from women 18 or older. Apply Friday July 3 between 10 a.m. and 12 noon at Farmers Bank Building in Indiana Pennsylvania.
About 1,500 Bayonne workers at Standard Oil and Tidewater Oil plants returned to work after a strike. Mayor Garvin and Sheriff Kinkead said the strike was broken and wage increases were expected by week’s end. The Bayonne Standard Oil men voted to accept plant superintendent Hennessy’s proposal to raise wages if they returned to duty.
An odd Washington Star quip about a husband asking if his wife enjoys humor and jokes about automotives and coal l and now she desires one of the automobiles, reflecting a playful tone.
Ancient Rome relied on eight aqueducts delivering about 10410,000 gallons daily to the city. The note comments that if water always rose to its own level, enormous seventy foot high erections of grebes might have been unnecessary, implying a paradox about water height and structures.
A fragmented quote suggests a speaker praising improvement through experience and goodness, with references to being polished and considering actions. The garbled text implies an introspective remark about ongoing personal development. No clear names or events emerge from the readable portions.
London reports furious fighting in the triangle of the Bug and Narew rivers as German forces push toward Wilna and threaten Warsaw. Petrograd notes shifting Russian offensives with a Sokal line hold near Warsaw forts and Courland activity near Riga. Reports from Grimsby to Blyth describe ships sunk or saved as German submarines roam the North Sea. Berlin telegram tallies 229 English ships and 30 other hostile vessels sunk up to July 25, with 6 neutrals sunk and more vessels examined or sunk this week. A German scientist warns stronger measures to end the war and predicts potential torpedoing of all ships in English waters. An imperial ukase in Petrograd calls men born in 1895 to colors.
Pittsburg July 29 reports that plans for the Natrona Braeburn bridge are changed to meet wartime needs. The new design must be 400 feet wide and structures 50 feet above the water line.
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