21 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
1
A discussion on needle eyes, threading difficulty, and rust resistance outlines historical inventing efforts. It notes smaller needle eyes, rust prevention, and the creation of machine dies and gold plated eyes to reduce corrosion and ease threading, referencing Harper's.
Senate finance committee altered the Underwood tariff to add free lists for wool sugar pork meat and flour as well as cattle wheat angora goats alpaca hair and cement while retaining tax relief on iron steel and other items. The measure lowers overall rates and seeks countervailing duties on wheat imports while awaiting revenue estimates from internal revenue officials.
In Indiana Pa on June 21, Harry Spence faces a first degree murder charge for Mrs. Belle Smathers Clark’s death. The jury verdict was guilty as charged, but five jurors later claimed insanity and sought acquittal prompting Judge S J Telford to reconvene deliberations. A poll confirmed the discord and the panel returned to decide the case.
Zanesville Ohio and Danville Virginia letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for curing cramping backaches headaches and irregularities. Mrs Roy Simms and Mrs Martie Haley report relief and improved health after using the remedies and urge others to try them.
Silk fabrics listed with prices per yard or per yard equivalents. True silk serges in black 86 inches wide at 1.25, messaline 86 inches at 1.00, natural color pongee 36 inches at 1.50, moire velour two toned 82 inches at 0.65, tub silks 82 inches at 0.65, cotele cords black 31 inches at 1.00.
The notice lists new fabric items including 27 inch crepes in white black and color stripes and plain colors at 50c per yard. Silk and cotton crepes with self color stripes, 50c yard. Dresden and floral print silk stripe voiles in white with pink blue yellow, 27 inch width at 35c yard. Dress linens tan natural color 34 to 72 inches wide up to 1.25 yard. Ramie linens medium rough weave for dress or coat suits in pink lavender blue brown and tan, 46 inches wide at 50c per yard.
Nicholas Mange aged seventy six end his life by consuming poison in Pittsburg after despondency was given as the cause. Janet is named in connection with the incident.
Historical maxim urges following the soundest reason in thought and action. The excerpt reinforces rational decision making as the wisest path, linking pragmatic conduct with timeless philosophy attributed to Marcus Aurelius.
A fragment from Puck features a humorous exchange about dressmaking and fashions. Mandy is praised as a skilled seamstress while one speaker remarks on the ease of making white dresses. The dialogue blends dialect and playful banter between characters.
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