29 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
1
Lady reports loss of a gold watch and chain engraved with initials L A T. Finder is asked to return items to the Gazette office at 227-x for reward or acknowledgment.
Rent available for four or five rooms with light housekeeping in a central location. All conveniences included. Inquire at Gazette Office, 237-x.
The page lists a cast of readers from Sunbury Dana Fry Ingram Lynn Gallagher and others and notes the Class play You Never Can Tell will be given in the Auditorium this evening at 8 13. Tuesday events include Alumni Business Meeting 10 30 Commencement Recital 2 15 and Alumni Banquet and dance at 7 00.
Miss Florence Fulton of Home visits Miss Emma Hamilton of Clymer avenue. Charles Russell and daughter Mary from Montreal stay with J. S. Russell's family on Waterstreet. May Wilson of Chicago summers with her mother Mrs. Mary E. Wilson on Church Street. Muggs Sutton of the Indiana Collegians narrowly avoids stepping on a rattlesnake in an amusing episode at the Colonial attracting local attention.
Indiana week of July 17 26 brings a first class Adams Exposition Shows carnival with twelve cars and a 160 person company plus Royal Hation Band concerts. Also suffragists meet and wedding notices in local society news with school bids and local events.
A fragmented column presents a jittery dialogue about poets and poetry, noting that writing rarely pays. Interspersed are garbled lines about books, sales, reading habits, and a brief kitchen-crust joke, with scattershot references to places and people.
J E McKean an Indiana Pa architect describes kidney pain relief from Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Hildebrand's Drug Store. He credits two boxes with restoring health and notes a later resurgence also helped by the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
A quoted exchange shows Jones praising a nature book as marvelous and stupendous while his partner retorts that a woman need not read 400 pages to learn the same truths. The fragment captures a witty, terse dialogue on knowledge and gender roles.
A fragmentary conversation shows a friend remarking on a man’s status and his wife’s pride in his self made success. The dialogue hints at social expectations and personal pride amid rough phrasing and corrupted wording.
In a cryptic dialogue, a professor questions a student about statistics and proof. The exchange hints at enduring inquiry, miscommunication, and the limits of data in a scholarly setting, echoing themes of epistemology and the nature of certainty within Boston transcripts.
An immense transfer of government gold to the New York subtreasury, with guards and sealed coin shipments from Denver to Baltimore and Philadelphia. The operation, intended to cover future drain risks, involved $25 million in Denver coins and other consignments by mail train, with safety concerns over river crossing.
Health department urges cool clean milk from farm to city, warning unseen dirt in milk can sicken babies. Emphasizes strict handling from dairy to table and using only as much as needed for a feeding, kept covered and cooled.
A troving picture and stere opticun method are proposed to boost community spirit by integrating film into glass work and local crafts. A survey from the University of Wisconsin extension division indicates 180 typewritten Bterconttrons and Afteen motion pie fire nirlines are already being used in schools statewide.
Philadelphia invites governors of the original thirteen states to attend a national celebration marking the signing of the Declaration. President Wilson has accepted to speak at Independence Hall, with a schedule including visits to Valley Forge and Germantown. The event emphasizes patriotism and urges state proclamations to encourage attendance.
An examination for public schoolteachers in Cyn Ting Georgia included a geography prompt about Mexico. A candidate replied with garbled claims stating Mexico lies southwest of the United States and that its climate is unhealthy, its chief imports are powder and lead, its exports are dead Americans, and that only God and Bill Bryan know its form of government.
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