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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
4
A fragment from a historic health department notice discusses failing housing conditions under a program called Homes Without Adequate Sewage. It notes that housing units are assessed for sanitation and that future action depends on meeting standards and proper equipment.
A garbled 19th century style note cites Paris as the world fashion capital, driven by French fabric and dressmaking cooperation. It attributes Paris prominence to designers and producers, with mentions of London and European fashion influences, and hints at a broader cultural prestige across continents.
The leaflet quotes expanding governor power and a proposed warden duty to enforce city planning and zoning laws. Health officials say cooperation of civil organizations in Pennsylvania is sought, urging citizens to study zoning laws and support enforcement and garden city ideals for regional planning.
In Rome's Platea Canonna gallery a man claimed to be the world's oldest, Zord Aga, former head sorter of Constantinople port, is about 150 years old. His wife is 87 and they have twenty three children. He worked until four years ago and remains well and nourished.
Fashion designers and textile houses in Paris drive global trends by collaborating with British firms and styling houses abroad. Designers work in Paris studios, aided by international sketches from the Levant, United States, Far East, and Africa, creating motifs for European and American markets. Continuous color and texture experiments, including pastel shades and abstract prints, influence woolen, jersey, and wool blends for sports and leisure wear.
A longtime trolley motorman George is famed for his friendly, bustling platform. After a fatal accident caused by boys on his car, he is confronted by the superintendent and learns he must change. The tale reflects on duty, timing, and the cost of misplaced mercy on the road.
The text discusses character versus reputation and how people rely on others’ opinions. It suggests some rely more on obvious deeds than on inner character, implying judgments are shaped by external perceptions rather than intrinsic virtue.
Butler, Pennsylvania June 18 After night of deliberation a jury found Misa Olive Miller 21 guilty of manslaughter in the April 7 death of her four week old child. Prosecution said she dropped the infant on a sidewalk then abandoned the body at a railroad station. Miller sobbed as her mother embraced her while verdict was read.
In Swampscott convention 300 delegates of a women's society voted almost unanimously against a state law requiring women to serve on juries. The meeting adopted a resolution opposing compulsory jury duty for women.
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