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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
4
A bridge hand from Eric, Pa, shows how distribution outweighs high cards in pull and bidding. West doubles after South opens with spades, leading to a diamond and club sequence that yields a three diamond doubled hand. East and West miss a chance for a grand slam in clubs, while North and South still secure a solid score.
Harrisburg June 26 The thirteen state employment offices placed 6786 persons in jobs during May the highest month total on record. Occupation breakdown shows agriculture 88 construction 3446 manufacturing 478 transportation 24 trade 138 governmental 3310 clerical 85 domestic service 1184 unclassified labor 103. new applications filed 1427 bringing active applications to 101,710 on June 1.
The United States Civil Service Commission outlines open competitive exams including Junior Park Naturalist at 2000 a year with deductions. Senior Highway Construction Supervisor and Design Engineer at 4600 to 5400. Cost and Production Superintendent at 2000. plus entries for Federal Penitentiary and state distributions. Full details available from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at the local post office or customhouse.
Sensational gains reported by Leonard Refrigerator Company for the first 13 days of June show shipments 163 percent, orders 164 percent, and unfilled orders 182 percent of a year ago. R I Petrie notes record daily orders, with price increases likely as material costs rise. The note asserts higher prices support continued quality. About 28,000 out of town autos visit the Chicago World Fair daily.
The ad explains that Chesterfield cigarettes achieve a milder flavor by using three distinct domestic tobaccos seasoned with Turkish tobacco. The tobaccos are blended and cross-blended until their flavors weld together to create a cigarette with character that is not too strong and tastes better.
A week of visiting across Ford City Fairmont and DuBois is recounted as Louise Houser and Clara Rosen berger return home with Mae Dilla and Helen Wiltz from Fairmont. Numerous locals and visitors including Rebecca Sink Cora Beers Henry Elkin Paul Park and others share weekend or weekday calls and gatherings. Edgar Allan Poe and William Wordsworth are noted for writing the last stanza of a poem first in a final unrelated remark.
Mrs Mercnauiton spent Monday and Tuesday with her brother Raymond Elrick and family. Mr and Mrs R A Brown visited William Kunkle of Kent on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Stefvey spent Monday at Charles Gond home. Mrs T H Coleman visited Nesbit home Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs A L Coleman returned Monday evening after Ohio visits. Mrs Mae Cribbs and daughter Lilian visited J A Compton Monday evening.
Gipsy local items report A. H. Raitigh and wives leaving for Detroit on vacation. Henry Davis, first postmaster, and son Percy Davis visit. L. Davis family from Punxsutawney call on G. M. Brady. Mrs. J. B. Rainey laid to rest with Rowley cemetery burial. Mrs. Sam Trimble ill. Christian church homecoming hosted by Pinevale, Clymer, Wilkinsburg and Pine Flats. Dr. Leonard Smith of Crafton dies, leaves siblings in mourning. Ada Leisure visits Pinevale. various local residents shopped, visited, or traveled. Notes include Indiana connections and a piece on a new air‑proof rubber for lubricants and bath hygiene stressing personal cleanliness and cautions against excessive hot tub use.
A reader asks about hypererythrocythemia and Dr. McCoy replies that a nervous system toxemia can drive red cell increases and may respond to a short fast with a blood test confirming improvement. The second Q asks about goat milk versus cow milk, noting goat milk has more protein and fat, more minerals, and less water, often superior where available.
Dr Frank McCoy advocates daily shower baths as superior to tub baths. He describes a simple routine of warm water spray, optional soap, then cold rinse, plus pre shower exercise to boost circulation. He warns long hot tub soaks weaken tissue, praises showers for sanitation, and notes affordable attachments exist for non built in setups. He also stresses the benefits of regular cleansing for skin texture and social perception.
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