15 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
1
Farmers inquire about filling the household wheat flour on hand report as part of anti hoarding rules. They note autumn mill transfers cover a year’s flour and wheatless day observances to aid the war effort. A government statement outlines compliance and expected farmer duties.
An ad style piece touts Mustarine as a quick remedy for sore throat chest cold pleurisy and rheumatic pain promising relief within minutes. It markets a mustard plaster substitute made from yellow mustard with physician backing and claims it can replace traditional plasters. It also notes farmer supply reports and protest over production rights.
A fragment lists performers and works at a Naval Conservatory recital including names like Nell Maks Mette ge Hoo Kiger and Mary Silentis Pinno with pieces such as Chadwick Faona and Mazurka, reflecting a iffy OCR transcription of an evening program.
An Indiana man reports relief from a long standing stomach ailment after using a remedy advertised as Mars's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims rapid bloating reduction and digestive improvement, promising money back if not satisfied, with references to a home remedy by Meith Brot Ouse.
Flooded Pittsburgh neighborhoods faced rising rivers as weather and dam conditions worsened. Officials warned of rapid water levels, trapping residents and delaying rescue efforts. Emergency crews worked through the night to evacuate and secure flooded streets and homes.
Marion Center reports a fire at the Mehanaban farm largely rooted to a defective fuel line. Mrs. Luckhart absent. workers failed to reset a root. losses include livestock and goods. Five family members affected. Frank Reinfeld planning move. France-bound son reported safe. others in town resume work after a power outage disrupted service. Rural mail routes under new contractors. postmaster seeks replacement.
An intensive course of training for war work starts today. About one thousand men from the United States are to undergo instruction in air power, weapons handling, and field operations. Trainees will be assigned to camps and detailed for duties as needed by the war effort.
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