12 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1911
Page
1
Readable portion notes a printing plant named Millce located in the Vette Building on Carpenter Avenue in Jane Pennsylvania. The entry mentions the business being registered with the Indiana Postoffice as Second Class Mail Matter.
The piece laments rising crime tied to high living costs and unequal opportunity while noting Japan’s crime prevention aims and contrasting it with American efforts. It urges local action in the Borough to improve North Seventh Street conditions to match nearby well-kept surroundings.
A promoter for a rubber company appeals to Mr. Spangler to invest, claiming worldwide demand and enormous profits. He insists forests are not exhausted, noting plans to plant hundreds of square miles with new trees and that trees take six to eight years to mature.
A quoted Argonaut item recalls how English Speakers of the House once favored porter to steady nerves and ambition. It notes Pitt’s era, a toastful habit, and a quip about not seeing the speaker, with a joke about Mr. Disraeli arriving slightly under the influence and provoking Gladstone.
In Wide World Magazine style the piece describes a Kyoto area river adventure with a rude boat ride down rapid waters near Kyoto. The narrative shifts to reflections on Lucien Bonaparte and Wellington, noting impressions of Napoleon’s legacy and a cautious meeting with the Duke of Wellington at a concert.
The rain gauge credit long attributed to Castelli is challenged by Dr Y Wada of Korea who points to King Sejo in 1442. A bronze vase fifteen inches deep and seven inches in diameter was set on a pillar at the observatory to measure rain. Clerks measured rainfall height and reported to the king, with instruments distributed to provinces and cantons for central data.
A column notes curious phrases about anatomy and intimate scenes in recent papers. It cites examples like shot in the bee office abot in the suburbs and various mentions of kisses, returns, and invitations, all in a humorous, literary tone. It also references a Regular Hamist Player recalling Hamlet roles in Britain.
A dialogue snippet shows Lollerby asking if Hawkins endured harsh treatment like a man. Dubb lleigh counters with a chuckle, noting Hawkins shouted, cursed, and bore the pain without flinching. The line appears in Harper's Weekly with Spurgeon credited in the closing note.
Blacklick lost to Homer City 9 to 2 as Homer City pitchers Cummins and Fry held the slate. Roy St Clair hit a three-base hit for Homer City in the second inning. Brickley and Watson started Blacklick’s offense. umpire disputes arose but were not overturned. Next games include Clymer at Indiana, Heilwood vs Homer City, and Dayton Normal Institute at Indiana High Tuesday at 3:30.
Governor Gray wins the Latonia Derby of 1911. The riot at Cleveland garment workers strike claims Yoro Simica, aged nineteen, killed. German battleship Frederick the Great launched at Hamburg. Four prisoners escape Syracuse jail. Greek George Belles collapses near Allentown from gunshot. Dirigible supervisor Melvin Vanimag heads to Akron. Hawthorne race abandonment after fatal crash. driver Maurice Basle killed, pilot Joe Jaggersberger ejected. Henry Shermer dies after jumping from Wissahickon bridge. Sea Bird sets 4000 mile yachting course from Providence to home.
A practical guide on pig housing stressing direct sun, fresh air, and warmth. It compares floor types from wooden boards to concrete and wire mesh, warns against cold concrete, and urges whitewashing to boost light. Emphasizes six core needs: dryness, sun, warmth, fresh air, no drafts, and exercise for pig welfare.
Poultry tips discuss daily egg records with trap nests to track production and discipline. Notes on feeding for heavy poultry breeds like Toulouse, duck management, and the value of onions as a poultry tonic. Advises care, exercise, dusting, and a simple potash-water treatment for health.
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