People and visitors roam Indiana area over weekend
Henry Hilty of Saltsburg and Prof Ernest McLaughlin of Ernest visited Indiana over Sunday. James Sexton of Johnstown and Miss Myrtle McKendrick of Swissvale stayed at local homes. Prof Hugh Bell of Greensburg and Miss Romayne Wagner of Greensburg were weekend visitors. Mrs Iddo Lewis of Marchand visiting friends in Indiana. Mrs FT Eastment of Philipsburg guests of son-in-law R Sutton. Prof and Mrs Glen Lee return to Vandergrift after visiting Mrs Lee's mother in Philadelphia street. Miss Mollie Smith of North Sixth street leaves for Pittsburgh to join Kaufman Baer's millinery store.
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Iddo Lewis
Marchand
State College
Indiana
Glen Lee
Vandergrift
Mrs. Lee
G. C. Dickie
Philadelphia Street
Mollie Smith
North Sixth Street
Pittsburgh
Kaufman & Baer
Memory and reminiscence in a scented recollection
A lyrical meditation on memory as the finest perfume, recalling childhood flavors and past sensations. The piece muses on how memories index taste and smell, the lingering fragrance of youth, and the way reminiscence nourishes the self, urging a subscription to the Evening Gazette.
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Battinas City
For Sale Modern 10 Room Residence On Wayne Avenue
For sale a modern ten room residence well located adjoining a park on Wayne Avenue with a frontage of 150 feet. Inquiries to 552 Philadelphia Street or to David Blair, Indiana, Pa. 180-tf. Discovery of Yurtie Sourcp cites Bristol’s claim to a city famed for turtle lore. A seventeenth century mayor supposedly hired a live turtle, dine banquets, and the tale ends with a humorous municipal revival.
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Wayne Avenue
Philadelphia Street
David Blair
Indiana
Bristol
Mayet
London
All the Same to Him. Afternoon plan with the kids
A husband on his afternoon off suggests taking the children to the zoo for a little outing. His wife counters with a prior promise to visit Critter's. The exchange ends with a humorous note about feathers and warmth. The passage hints at domestic chatter and a light tone.
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Critter's
Ladies’ Home Journal
Presbyterian Social Social Hall Event Promises Large Turnout
A Women's Aid Society organizes a congregational social at 4330 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Social hall. The event aims to fund a $2,000 debt liquidation, part of a larger $16,000 goal for church building and furnishings. Notables include Mrs McCreight, Miss King, Mr and Mrs Walker, Mrs Buchheit, Mrs Stewart, Mrs Blair, Miss Guthrie, and Mrs Jackson as accompanist.
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Presbyterianis
Laudies’ Aid Society
Ladiea’ Aid Society
McCreight
Miss King
Miss Weir
W. P. Walker
Reading
E. C. Buchheit
A. M. Stewart
David Blair
Miss Guthrie
Walter H. Jackson
Great Recital by Madame de Sylva in Normal Chapel
Madame de Sylva former Royal Opera Vienna gave a nearly two hour recital in Normal Chapel with twelve numbers and three encores. Her dramatic range impressed, especially the Red King, aided by Henry W Brown's masterful accompaniment. Conservatory talent contributed violin and piano pieces, and the Conservatory Quintette delivered brisk dances from Edward German Henry VIEL. the event drew a good audience and strong support for the Conservatory program.
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Indiana
Madame de Sylva
Royal Opera
Vienna
Normal Chapel
Normal Conservatory
Prand
Schubert
Henry W. Brown
Conservatory
Orley See
Henry Viel
Heiress Follows Lost Vein After Father's Death
Mabel Hartwell journeys west after her father Hartwell, a prospector, is found dead. She locates a hidden vein beneath a canyon, using a carved date clue. The mine yields a rich ore vein worth about $100,000, ending the long search tied to conspirators and betrayal.
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Tie
Thirtwell
Martwell
Hartwell
Mabel
Barkwell
Marie Hartwell
Fife
Vitor
Mountiles
Tre
Newis Levinas
Tuythis
Mate
Wiebel
Chough
Maphet
Seven Thousand Druggists Back Vinci Tonic
Over seven thousand retail druggists endorse Vinci, an end liver and iron tonic without oil, as the best tonic reconstructor. Testimonials from J C Brady of Fall River and others praise its strength, healing, and universal satisfaction. A money back guarantee applies if it does not meet claims. Also Saxo Salve offered for itchy burning skin with guarantee.
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J.C. Brady
Pall River
Mass
Vinci
C. A. Porterfield
Charleston
W. Va
Hunter & McGee
Jackson
Miss
Tom E. Hildebrand
Indiana
Self-Reliant Home Doctors and Pioneer Remedies
The passage notes women across the United States gathering roots and herbs for family illnesses. It highlights Lydia I. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a successful origin of these recipes, with many women crediting its restorative health benefits in towns and cities nationwide.
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Lydia I. Pinkham
Ameriea
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