03 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
1
A Washington discussion warns Congress to act with resolve against perceived threats, stressing national honor and the president's leadership. The piece contrasts pacifist criticisms with calls for decisive action aligning with tradition and strength.
G Frederick Rubblett transfers 75 269 acres in East Wheat field to John W Dickie for 1800 dollars. Thaddeus C Brady transfers lot in Chevy Chase to D B Learn for 200 dollars. M G Engle transfers jot in Green to J S Miller for 1500 dollars.
A scrubbed OCR transfer list shows names such as Budd C Burkey Cece Grant Lula Ethel Buterbaugh and Iselin Katie Rojek with scattered surnames Aultoin Mary Clary Aultiman Tony Mylier and Ray F Simpson. Places include New Derry and Iselin with scattered references to Louie M Muir Burrell in a jumble of fragments.
Charles McGinley of Cherry Tree visited today. Earl Lewis of Ebensburg spent the day with his parents and with Troutman store managers M. Reed and Inskeep who visited the Indiana store yesterday. M Work Out Again Work of Water street, recently ill, is able to be about and plans to work at his North Ninth street repair shop.
Intense interest surrounds the Company F meeting at 7 30 tonight in the auditorium where the election will fill the vacant second lieutenant post in Lieut McLain's wagon company. Several candidates contend in heated races this week.
International News Service reports British engineering unions will gain substantial weekly pay raises under an employers and employees agreement. Fittings and turners rise to 10.40, models 10.71, pattern makers 10.46, core makers 9.75, rotators 6.57, effective only during the war period.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the direct cure for catarrh through inhalation. The complete Hyomei outfit includes an inhaler, dropper, and weeks of supply. It claims instant relief for ordinary cases and notes longer use for chronic cases with a refill option. A personal guarantee offers refunds if no benefit.
Dr Smith brings timely messages to guide Christians facing difficulties in faith. The program targets members needing help and features a planned campaign led by Pastor Dr Hutchinson. Weekly updates will appear in The Cassette with subjects to be announced, including a family meeting on Monday evening March 15.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a street scene on 7th street with mentions of quality and people named Dick Thampoun. The readable fragments hint at a window display and a local scene but lack complete details to confirm event or outcome.
An early 20th century ad-style notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective against colds. It advises use during epidemics and claims relief as a general expectorant remedy available widely.
Report from last Wednesday in Secretary Pierce's court house office where managers agreed to reverse the premium list and a "whiss" was given to a person to itemize the changes. Invitations issued for Die Dita Lodge No by Solon for the first annual reception and banquet. Writings mention artillery displays and a plan to announce a new project, with notes on community meetings and local business openings around March 10.
Fragmented text recounts a wartime tale involving a Troy conspirator Albert Andersen and a shop lit by a government inspector Samuel Wilson known as Tele Stn. It hints at a joke about initials of contractors and Uncle Sam, spreading through the nation. The piece touches on matches production and a New York Times reference, with garbled OCR throughout.
A distorted text fragment suggests a caller initiating a discussion about a problem, with unclear terms and names. The passage hints at confusion or miscommunication in a conversation, possibly referencing a journalist or author and a public framing.
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