28 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
1
Damaged OCR yields a brief notice about a construction or property matter on Pose Corelle Building, Guiputdere Ave, Boa, Pay. The readable fragment mentions building activity or planning but lacks full details, names, dates, or authorities.
The wife of the vice president is reported to be in critical condition at a Baltimore hospital. Details on her health or the cause have not been disclosed, and officials have not released further information.
A London Globe tale from the Irish coast describes a fox found allegedly dead on a tidal island. Fishermen move its carcass to shore, the fox suddenly revives and darts along the cliffs, leading to the belief the animal feigned death to reach the mainland.
Garrett P. Serviss explains in the New York American how the Milky Way dominates the sky as a broad gleaming scarf of stars. He notes the stretch around the heavens, the dense knots, and estimates the Milky Way holds about a hundred million stars, with most credible counts placing it near one hundred million.
Ida Vera Sinwnton writes in the Delineator about equatorial life noting that a mosquito bar water filter and quinine are vital. She describes malaria danger and how native bed frames with bamboo and plantain leaf mattresses shape sleeping conditions during the low ring season.
A fragmented historical note describes ancient hygienic practices with filtered Nile waters by Egyptians and drinking habits in Rome and Athens. It cites Cham ber in 1500 describing a spread of hot water drinking in France, contrasting rich and poor practices such as warming with hot gold or iron bars and even a live coal.
A summer cold can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia if neglected. Take Foley’s Honey and Tar promptly to loosen the cough, ease inflamed air passages, and expel the cold from the throat. Available at all druggists.
A collage of small ads: for rent a four room house at 636K Ave near Wayne Ave and Grant Street. employment want ads including a woman to work in a power restaurant and 12 sawmill workers for Blair Lumber Co. plus real estate and plant sales in Grafton and Indiana, Pa. Also notes on celery plants, a property with house and orchard, a thoroughbred Ayrshire cow, and an ad for Foley's Kidney Pills touting health benefits.
Mrs Corrie Sherman wife of Vice President James Sherman is seriously ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. She was brought in Friday night by special car and is resting easily today. Vice President Sherman remains at her bedside.
Montreal June 28 Wright biplanes dominated the day's events at the aviation park. Four Wright machines flew from five to thirty-five minutes with Ralph Johnson performing a 35 minute display of high altitude maneuvers. Walter Brookins attempted a new height record reaching around 2700 feet according to instrument readings.
In Butler Pennsylvania two women, Dina Schott and Elizabeth Vint, obtained quick divorces and remarried within days at the courthouse. Dina Schott, aged 21, was divorced after three years of marriage to Red O. Prospect, and Elizabeth Vint Kuri, 31, wed at Linesville and then with Walter Steiner.
A county farmers meeting tested corn growth with a wager on daily height. One group predicted four inches in a day, while another expected two inches. A stake marked the highest blade, and the next day the stalk measured exactly four inches, confirming the larger forecast.
Louis Lavigne thirty years old fell from a thirty five foot roof in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on June 2 suffered head and shoulder injuries and internal burns from hot tar and is not expected to recover.
A Columbus Journal column contrasts Tibetan eclipse lore with a Chinese dragon myth, recounting Hlaje Tsering and a caravan ritual. It notes meteors containing life remains and proposes ancient planetary fragments scattered through space as a speculative idea.
A quirky extract contrasts a swimmer’s technique with a misread city critique. The tale includes a line about London’s population described as dense, prompting a student’s puzzled teacher inquiry and a corrective quip.
A clerical speaker asks if a man plans to aid his brother from falling. The reply says he is involved in a lamppogis manufacturing venture. The exchange ends with a proverb urging kindness to friends and caution to enemies.
Dellugator columnist William J Ridgway argues a man should first be a good husband, then a good father, and finally a good neighbor before aiming for wider achievements. Neglecting family or community duties risks judgment when all is considered.
A fragmentary Chicago News piece recalls a mule misser and a stark frontier anecdote about survival. Frigid Pred, recalling Eskimo dogs and twisting a tail in freezing snow, conveys struggle and grit amid harsh elements.
Promoted actor tells manager he has spent two years with the company and requests a pay raise. The manager agrees to host a celebratory party where there will be food.
A forthcoming sequel to a recently published work argues that oratory is a neglected art. The author hints at marriage timing as a point of irony. A cited quote by Horatio concerns waiting for the author’s nuptials. Disraeli is referenced on the secret of success, noting constancy as a key element.
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