13 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
1
An American in London discusses how both nations share a language. The Englishman explains they would be recognized anywhere, while a Yankee adds jokes about pronunciation and slang. The dialogue touches on language as a bond across the sea and the quirks of usage.
Berlin tale recounts how a cross atop the Lin paror William Memorial church gained a star after Kaiser approved plans. A blot of ink above the cross altered the design, causing public astonishment as the star remained as revised by architect and ruler.
Readable bits show odd spellings and garbled terms like egns Grett and Gagh and BaVIDgS. No clear event, person, or place identified. content resembles OCR corruption with no coherent story or details to summarize.
Three choice lots on Wayne avenue and another in Grandview are offered for sale. Inquiries may be directed to 626 Church Street with available viewing on Wednesday Friday and Monday.
The fragment discusses hinges, claiming the oyster as the earliest hinge design and suggesting that patenting has advanced little beyond this device. It mentions native hinges and the oyster reaching a perceived perfection, with a nod to novelty in patenting and venting from St. Nicholas.
A fragmentary dialogue features a speaker praising trouble free goods and claiming her husband belongs to the fire department. She suggests he can book her up to forty five seconds, with a miswritten locale “Wieshington flora.”
The visitor asks Mrs De Wiloughby about her daughters. She confirms Minnie, at Vinderblogm, remains unmarried after a prior inquiry, as reported by Turper's.
In a terse conversation the two discuss mail delivery, a fiancé’s travels, and a woman’s home compoundote. The dialogue hints at a personal matter alongside a clerical task, revealing a quirky, period tone.
A fragmented quotation references a megalatonte fryer and a bouquet line with a cryptic reply from Mike and a caution about waiting for something hotter. The text also oddly mentions Louisville and a corrupted name, leaving the precise events unclear.
Fragmentary quote discusses extreme dangers of sea travel around the Cape of Good Hope and near Cape Horn with references to various newspapers. Mentions a hazardous voyage and a cautionary note on maritime myths. Ends with a casual aside about a medical remedy for catarrh.
The advertisement urges immediate use of Hyomei at first symptoms of catarrh or head colds to prevent deeper illness. It claims no rival treatment matches its ease and effectiveness, promises full refund if not benefitted, and notes the complete outfit sells for one dollar through all druggists.
Royersford man says Vinci cured his bronchial trouble after three months of suffering. He reports improved breathing and chest soreness gone. Vinci contains cod liver healing properties with iron and is guaranteed to be tasty and effective. Saxo Salve also guaranteed for skin troubles.
Advertises Parisian Sage as a safe tonic to stop itching and hair loss, improve scalp health, and promote long, beautiful hair. Claims dandruff disappears with scalp rubbing. Available from Tom E. Hildebrand and drug counters for 50 cents.
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