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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
2
The Evening Gazette York and Tribune Tower Pittsburgh offices announce quotations for advertising. Inquiries may be directed to the company at the listed post office and chamber of commerce buildings.
The Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph reports veterans may receive a lump sum or installments under a Senate bill, with Sen James Hamilton of Illinois quoted. editor notes President’s staff shifts and questions delay. side observation on eroded farmland and a widespread tent caterpillar invasion affecting crops, urging Redeem land where feasible.
A fragment describes taking a seat in a car to travel through Pennsylvania observing disasters and erosion. It contrasts scientific disasters with destructive functions and notes erosion of the soil, not hillsides, affecting lands that are gent.
U S Department of Agriculture warns homeowners about painting errors that cause premature defects. Incompatibilities between paint types lead to cracking and scaling, especially when applying white or tinted white over colored pigments. Best practice is to avoid changing brands yearly and to burn off old coats when radically changing color unless using compatible formulations.
An NEA Service overview explains how Germany's 1920s inflation rendered stamps nearly valueless as the mark plummeted from four to billions of units. It notes a 20,000,000,000 mark stamp and describes post office pricing surges, daily overprints, and a return to normal postage in late 1923.
The dead body of Charles Kuhns, an Indiana native, was found by fishermen at Springdale dam and interred locally. Furnace No 2 at Josephine will be blown on Monday due to rising pig iron demand, creating ~150 jobs. Thomas Langer, 71, long-time Canoe Township resident and Civil War veteran, died near Rossiter. Prof Means, Indiana High School principal, declines re-election, heads to Huntingdon High School with higher pay. Weddings note multiple unions in Indiana, Bolivar, West Wheatfield, Pittston, and Heilwood.
Ten years ago on Friday June 5 1925 Justin Bergman five son of Mr and Mrs William S Buchman of Blairsville was injured probably fatally as a fire of unexplained origin gutted the two story brick store and dwelling property of Mr Buchman causing thousands in damage. Marion Center Motor Co David Ober and James Musser proprietors closed a deal Monday night with C W Kinter of Deckers Point by which Mr Kinter becomes owner of the plant and will take charge soon. Ober takes over Kinter’s general store and Deckers Point property and will conduct the business in the future.
Five years ago on June 3 1989 Brush Valley High School principal R H Learn was elected head of Oakmont High School Science Department set to start September 2. David Pollock Bain Wolfe and Bernell Shea flew Indiana to Atlantic City in two hours forty minutes aboard Indiana Airways jet piloted by Jack Lytle. Alexander McClarren 64 died after a lingering illness at his Graceton home with funeral services to be held Saturday.
A collection of remarks from William Guegenheim William Allen Stopher Buddy Rogers and Gen. Ballington Booth plus The Rev. Fr. Charles E. Coughlin on politics marriage work and patriotism. The excerpts reflect public figures commenting on spring politics entertainment vows and civic duty.
A book release gathers three Clifford Odets plays Awake and Sing Waiting for Lefty and Till the Day I Die as best sellers. Critics praise his dramatic values realism and sympathy for the underdog while noting his proletarian viewpoint. Published by Covid-Friede the volume sells for 2.50.
Investigation shows the average person has 11 diseased teeth and only 25 percent receive regular dental attention. The article notes that nature provides 32 teeth yet many are affected by disease, with 28 percent decayed or missing without replacements. Regular visits still reveal decay in multiple teeth.
Charles L. Nicholson argues merchants underrate their own advertising. He contends few create radio or color billboard campaigns, yet newspapers’ universal appeal ensures even poor ads can move readers. Expert copy boosts results, but poor ads still work in print.
The article notes wide regional dental care variation from New York City to Mississippi, with about 8.50 dollars yearly per person in one group and around 2 dollars for others. It stresses more dentists in California and argues well maintained teeth improve health, urging savings for necessary dentistry.
A report notes Helen Kane files for divorce from her husband amid public interest. The item reflects gossip column style and cites prior parental influence and famous names for context.
A compilation of assorted notes cites cicada names, over twenty thousand ocean species, 1933 motor vehicle tax revenue of 1 137 872 000, a proportional weight guideline, monarch counts in Europe and worldwide, plus a tri motor plane exhibition once shown at Penn Station now donated to the Ford Museum in Dearborn Michigan.
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