01 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
1
Far from steady, crime in Paris shows mixed trends with total offenses up from 1914 while recent years see declines. The prefecture reports 657 theatres and music halls licensed, 757 dancing venues, and 216 with instrumental music. a correctional court case involving a goat feeding incident is noted.
A signal mishap halted three trains after a stake pulled free and wrapped a disc. Peru, Chopin’s pupil, dies in Paris leaving a fortune to aid retirement. Mardi Gras reforms cut confetti as bees replace queens with crowning chariots on the Grand Boulevard. Tango returns to fashion as Argentina inspires a new movement. A boutique on Rue Saint Honore, Madame Julienne’s shoe shop, draws crowds with a chic bonbonniere setting and Chinese salon.
A broad warning banner in French and English appears on public buildings including the Opera House and metro stations urging reduced wheat purchases. The aim is to curb demand, influence markets, and lower the franc. quotes will be distributed from the Eiffel Tower and Paris Bourse for fishermen and markets. Marie Roulardt, 82, found dead in a garret amid a stash of stocks and bonds worth about $5,000 last week.
Kenwood residents J. H. Smith F. C. Adams and Zenas Hines attended the Good Roads meeting in Indiana on Saturday. Miss May Bornheimer, recently ill with pneumonia, shows slow improvement. Mary Morris visited Ford Smith on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Zenas Hines and family attended church in Clymer on Sunday. Will Hugton and Mrs. Mabel Hugton plus children are listed as sick.
Clarence Wheeler and Scott Harkins of Dixonville were callers in town Saturday. Miss Aline Rouk visited her sister Mrs. Chaine of Ohio. Grace Smith, first-room teacher, is on the sick list. Cleora Sunderland and Ethyl Huey of Glen Campbell visited Irene Buterbaugh. Gromley of Wandyn called on his nieces Mrs. Nols Fuller.
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