30 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
1
Walter H. Jackson and G. McLain publish in Indians Pa. Old notice covers subscription rates, office location, and postal matter. A garden column recounts practical pest control with moth balls used in mole tracks. Also mentions sharks in Eastern seas and Austrian school gardens.
Editor notes longstanding neglect of Fourth of July celebrations in Indiana town. Calls on Board of Trade merchants and young leaders to revive parade spirit, arguing local crowds are large and well behaved with minimal effort, and money leaves town without a proper celebration.
A letter urges automobile drivers to avoid narrow country roads in coming weeks. Farmers with hay or grain loads are especially affected, so users should stick to wider routes to prevent trouble. The writer also asks the Gazette to cover genuine politics news and criticizes reduced political reporting.
Classified ads show multiple rental and want ads across offices rooms office space and equipment. Listings seek second-hand typewriters blankets and furniture with contact points in Gazette building Pattison Building and local offices plus lost items including a leather backed coat and a buffalo robe with rewards offered.
A garbled political column quotes a writer styled as Ruitor of the Gazette, probing Democratic scope and party sentiment. The fragment mentions Wilson, factions, and a general inquiry into loyalties, hinting at cross-party tensions and a looming municipal or national contest.
Deaths from Mes Pioresce Helena Ky recount a local obituary noting survivals including Eleabeth Galbreath and several Galbreath relatives, funeral plans pending with Reverend Lewis Hagaru. Also mentioned are connections to Grove Chapel and Chittvh ar Grove, plus a segue into an unrelated public notice about a famous tenor and advice on medicine.
New London Conn June 30 crowds pour into harbor for Yale Harvard boat race with a fog delayed buildup. Harvard Varsity eight slight favorite at 3 to 4 as crews anticipate a tense contest amid strong Yale opposition and high local excitement.
The article reports a woman confessing to the killing of Emile Amann in Warren PA. She testified in Central Pennsylvania court that she shot Amann three times in the head at the Dunker church area, claiming the act was accidental. The confession was made to a private detective and presented during the trial of a former student.
In Youngstown Ohio on June 30 a bomb exploded under a house, injuring Joe Catenzaret his wife and six children who were hurled from their beds but none seriously. The house suffered about 600 dollars in damage and authorities Pacific Black Handers are planned for arrest. In Kukoma Indiana June 49 a Mrs Amands Jones four years old faced beating in a private incident linked to sales.
An article advises on humane but practical methods for handling a horse fall or broken leg. It covers initial restraint to prevent further injury, when to shoot to end suffering, and cautions on alternatives such as slings, bandages, and drastic treatments, noting risks like tetanus and lockjaw.
A fragment from a New York Sun report describes a man on South Street claiming to hypnotize lobsters. He forces a lobster to lie still by stroking its tail, then places it on a wall and repeats with several more lobsters. The chaotic scene includes others watching and reacting to the unusual display.
A fragment from Harner's Weekly discusses a balloon failing to rise while a man falls. It explains how reducing ascent speed could keep the balloon near the man and aid rescue. The text compares the balloon to a bullet fired upward, noting gravity will eventually reverse the motion.
A humorous exchange at a church gathering imagines prompts for contributions to multiple church funds. One member lists $15 for the organ fund, $6 for the chandelier fund, $5 for the carpet fund, and other in-kind support, then asks how much the other will donate.
A village editor’s son criticizes the general store owner for keeping so much, echoing the editor’s frugal stance. The dialogue centers on thrift and advertizing, reflecting small town rural humor from the Chicago News excerpt.
The Kansas City Journal notes a small parish gathering where a figure is misread as thirty souls, then corrected to thirty two by a deacon. A humorous remark implies two are missing or “plugged” in the collection box, highlighting miscounts and minor scandal.
Fragmentary text presents a cryptic note about a "thousshold Jewel" and a claim that "la your son msid competent" with a suggestion she can fool an agent. The readable portions are unclear and lack concrete names, places, or events to anchor a fuller report.
A busy note shows many Indiana business visitors and residents traveling to and from Dixonville and nearby towns. Names include Zeer Lorvins Hoffman of Punxsutawney and Lofe Pittsburg, with exchanges of calls to Greensburg, New Castle, and Lawrence county.
The author argues that premonitions do not prepare us for disaster. They only sap courage and leave people feeble. Facing trouble, one should confront it with a stout heart and a disciplined mind forged by practice.
The uniform success of Chamerlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has made it a favorite everywhere and dependable for sale by all dealers.
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