01 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1915
Page
1
A pair of gold glasses is missing between First United Presbyterian Church and North Fifth Street and should be left at Gazette Office.
Indiana County receives notice of deer stocking, with more arrivals expected later. Enthusiastic petitions to close the county to deer circulate, and local members coordinate with the Wild Life League to form a strong Indiana Branch led by James B. Sansom, state field secretary, amid efforts to propagate a permanent organization.
The Pittsburgh paper notes the Ambulances unit called the Red Cross officially as Ambulances Hospital Americano attached to the French army. Members are not subject to military discipline. The morning view highlights Mr. Martin beside the pictured figure.
A Kabbis City Journal quirky line jokes about a scarecrow in cap and gown. The speaker notes the scarecrow’s attire mirrors a graduation, humorously tying it to potatoes graduating from an agricultural college.
A muddled text fragment shows AWilje asking about taking a flat and whether the person can keep the baby in the kitchen during a winter. It reads like a casual, incomplete domestic exchange with uncertain speakers and context.
Sperding a few days in the home of Mr and Mrs John M St Clair of Philadelphia street Blanche Seanor of Wilkinsburg visited her parents Harry and Mrs Seanor in Willet Mr and Mrs Joseph Marshall formerly of Smicksburg now of Portland Ore visited cousin James McAfoos of the McAfoos Cafe Anna Bruce of Pittsburgh Hilda Bruce and Elizabeth Robinson of Johnstown and Robert Bruce of Galvet were week end guests of Mrs Mary H Bruee of Oak street J Gray Wilhelm of Pittsburgh spent yesterday in Indiana Ossie Patterson plans to return to Mayton Ohio after visiting friends here Mrs William Blarris and her son who were visiting in the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Ved BR Clements of Seventh street left for Crabtree Dewitt Ray of Tenth street left for Freeport to visit his uncle J W Tastie Tuesday evening accompanied by his cousin de la Hastie he will resume studies at the University Mrs Jennie Sexton of Locust street left for Johnstown to be with her son James Hall Sexton who lies critically in the Memorial Hospital after an operation for appendicitis several months ago his recovery remains in doubt.
Continued from Page 1, lists multiple defendants facing charges in March including selling liquor without a license, assault with intent to kill, rape and battery, forgery, highway robbery, arson, larceny, and non support. Entries cite names such as Cleoni, Eugene Ciconi, Alf onso Formica, Leo Venio, Joe Mehal, Hugh Jackson, Harry Lowry, Charles Rocco, Louise Caputo, Todo Towell, Alex Schrenki, Max Byer, Joe Sage, Mike Shapura, Celletto Vesardo, Tarvey OHarrah, Harry Bennett, Clawson, Roshan, Joe Lanear, Kiddo, Sheffer, Pompi, Fred Hoover, Fred Ran, Andy Kopsick, and Fred Baun with dates in March and times like 9 a m and 1 p m.
In 1290 a sultan captured a son of Philip the Gardy and demanded high warp Arras tapestry in exchange. Flemish and Belgian weavers, famed for black and white designs, produced woven pieces valued nearly a king's ransom. The article notes guilds, craft stops, and patronage by local rulers while contrasting Moorish and Saracen influences with Flemish skill.
Three warships were damaged during actions in the North Sea near the Dardanelles region as ships engaged Turkish forts. An American steamer Garb was involved, with reports detailing bombardment by the fleet and eventual loss of a vessel. Witnesses note chaos and salvage efforts at Reliembeau.
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