13 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
1
A fragment from the Indiana Evening Gazette shows classified ad data and advertising rates. It lists subscription details, editor information, and display ad pricing phrases, reflecting early 20th century newspaper layout and service notes.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Taylor Good longtime West Mahoning residents celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the old Smicksburg Station homestead. Sixty guests attended including children grandchildren and a great grandchild. They were married March 4 1875 witnessed by relatives from Smicksburg and Dayton. The couple has lived on the Good homestead farm at various times totaling 55 years and now reside in Smicksburg. They are active in Smicksburg Lutheran Church with Mr Good having served as church officer and road supervisor. Both are longtime Republicans. An excellent dinner followed.
Berlin reports five candidates for the upcoming presidential election on March 99. Centrists head by former Chancellor Marx, Right by Jarres, Socialist by Otto Watr, Democrats by Hellpach, and Communists by Thaelmann. In Sofia 4000 extra soldiers sought. in Paris a duel ends with Count Debernis slain. Dublin raids arrest 120 at resorts.
Forty eight persons gathered in the afternoon to greet the couple. The homestead was decorated in gold and the parents received two large leather rocking chairs from the children. Activities included feasting, singing, story telling, and general merriment. Living children named include J Eood of Dubois S B Good of Indiana A C Good and Mrs Anna Maria Bond of Wilkinsburg Mrs Mary Pearl Hoover and William Lawrence Good on the farm. Deceased children listed as O H Good R C Good and Dora May Good.
Lombardy metal strikers grow to 80000 as all meetings are banned yet Fascists stage demonstrations with no violence reported. Industrialists accuse Mussolini intervention while other items mention a Paris report on a film star, a Gibraltar submarine distress call, and a Greek hospital bullet wound.
An upscale vaudeville program at the Indiana Theatre featured Perrot and Wilson with "Bits of Everything" including apple catching on a fork, Jack Nader and Company in "Wives vs Stenographers," the Piccadilly Four harmonizing with fresh songs, and Westerhold's "Sensational Original Radio Ship" controlling a ship by radio for a novel act.
Stocks opened with renewed selling pressure on most industrials led by St Paul American Woolen and Radio as brief short covering faded. Western Pacific Utah securities and other fast movers fell with mixed gains in independent air utility and motor shares. oil stock trading firmed later while grains opened lower in Chicago and corn and data slipped with light pro
Furnished single family home with bath and electric included, garage space for one car. Located near the fic ad extract with inquiring readers. Contact 4486 Chaych Bl for details. The rest of the text reflects stray musings and a staged ship scene with lights, and a note about a ten year effort culminating in a performance before President Coolidge and notable friends.
A Compton of Blacklick, treasurer of the County School Directors Association, after a hospital stay at Indiana, returned home yesterday. Others noted include Robert Graham of Cherry Tree transacting business in Indiana, A T Campbell of Homer City, and J H Miller of Glen Campbell with Phil Wolmersdorf of Philipsburg at the court house. Various local residents and visitors such as Speer Guthrie, Juliet Watson, D W Krytzer, John T Smith, Harry S Lydie, B M Clark, Paul Gill, John James, Frank Moorhead, Alexander Frazer, Dr M M Palmer, Harry Dill, H W Johnson, Thomas Lowther, Mrs W N Huston and others are listed with brief movements or travel.
Nick Zaviaris of Plaza Billiard and Bowling Academy posted a high 180 average across eight consecutive games against L. Pope of Pittsburgh yesterday. Zaviaris won five of the eight games with scores including 200, 227, 186, and 182 as listed in the match sequence.
An ad touts Mc Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablet as a tasty, affordable remedy for malnourished children. It claims rapid weight gains in multiple cases and notes availability at Daugherty's Drug Store and pharmacies nationwide.
The Senate debates the nomination as opposition grows stronger with returns of absent members. President Coolidge faces renewed pressure as Warren’s nomination is challenged by Democrats and independents, while the Judiciary Committee plans to reconside and delay final action until tomorrow or Monday.
A man claims his wife recovered after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy which supposedly removes mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves inflammation. The ad promises a refund if not satisfied and lists leading druggists as sellers.
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