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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
6
A Pittsburgh area paper argues New York City must raise over thirty million in revenue, urging tax hikes on auto owners while urging full public disclosure of city salaries and duties to curb waste. It cites Mayor interviews and urges nationwide publicity to correct urban fiscal excesses.
The article notes some reporters were given rides during the crusade and later found dead or listed in missing persons, suggesting sacrifices are necessary for a great cause.
Elmer Hart, a geological survey worker, was shot by Edward Thompson the hotel watchman who mistook him for a burglar at the Hotel Jefferson near Wear Elizabeth in Allegheny county. Hart had been staying at the hotel off and on since May 21, and the incident follows a spate of robberies in the area. The tragedy occurred after Hart returned to the hotel and attempted to ascend to his room, where Thompson fired. Some theories suggest Hart was sleepwalking at the time.
The Department of the Interior clarifies that beer and all alcoholic beverages cannot be sold or transported on Indian reservations under century-old laws. Secretary Ickes notes these provisions predate the 18th Amendment and remain in force until Congress repeals or amends them.
J C McGregor leases his large county livery stable to Wil mer Stewart for five years and plans auction sale of stock around July 1 to retire. Stewart returns from Salt Lake City Pocatello and Shéhone Falls to open with new heavy and light livery stock. Mrs Mary A Hamill Danver, Indiana native, dies in Pittsburgh home. Music students of Mrs R J Sawyer and Prof Hart to give public recital at Normal Conservatory chapel tomorrow.
A brief note marking the date in 1928, indicating there was no Sunday edition published that day.
Three dairy cattle shows and picnics are slated for Thursday June 15 Friday June 16 and Saturday June 17 in Indiana County. The Marion Center Jersey Bull Association picnic and annual Cow Testing Association meeting will be at Community Park with Joe Nageotte judging and demonstrations. The Bull Association will transfer five bulls to new blocks for two years. Families should bring baskets and boys sports gear.
Did you ever stop to think the highest tax a property owner pays is a bad roads tax. Permanent roads matter to cities and agriculture, dairy and poultry industries gain from all-year roads linking communities to markets. Good roads attract business, speed development, and unite regions. Some users pay, some do not, and a determined county can stay out of the mud.
The article notes program offerings at the Extension office in the Court House with sessions from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. It highlights courses in Agricultural Economics Engineering Agronomy Animal Husbandry Dairying Farm Forestry Fruit Growing Landscape Gardening Poultry Work and a program for the ladies. Bean beetles and garden insects prompt audience inquiries to the County Agent’s office at 15 to 20 daily. A special circular with spray and dust directions is planned, naming calcium arsenate nicotine sulphate and hydrated lime as carriers, with caution to keep poisons away from children.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews shoe shank options outlining flexible versus rigid designs, advising for foot health the best shoes have round toes, medium shank width, and straight inner border. He notes proper care, daily changing, and shoe trees extend life, while rubber heels reduce shock and stockings must avoid tight constriction to protect circulation.
The article notes mutton’s popularity in England versus limited American use, with lamb rising but costly. It describes mutton as delicious, firmer in flavor than lamb, and suitable for beef, veal, and pork eaters, stressing thorough trimming, common cooking methods, and cuts like leg, shoulder, breast, chops, neck, and saddle.
A dated cooking snippet outlines casserole mutton with carrot onion potato marbles and butter thickened with flour. Instructions cover browning slicing leg meat layering with vegetables adding seasoned water and slow baking until tender. Includes breakfast lunch and dinner menus with related dishes and beverages.
Summer beauty guidance urges readers to plan vacations, store energy for winter vitality, and radiate a calm spirit over hair color. Tips include staying cool, wearing light clothing and girdles, minimal dress at home, barefoot options, sunbathing, and finding private spots for healthful glow. Dorothy Hester opens a flying school in Portland, Oregon.
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