15 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1919
Page
1
The piece urges every man under 45 to answer the nations call and support the Victory Liberty Loan. It argues financial readiness under federal law and stresses patriotic duty to fund national welfare and wartime efforts, urging swift action without hesitancy.
A wartime casualty list notes 210 Pennsylvanians died of disease. The document cites service members by name and unit, reflecting toll among state residents.
Indiana music lovers praise the upcoming Normal School recital featuring violinist Malvina Ehrlich pianist Eileen Castles and Jules Falk soprano in a strong program. The performers, touring from New York and drawing early praise, are scheduled for Saturday at 8 15 oclock in the splendid auditorium before engagements in Pittsburgh.
In Harrisberg Palo text reads like a damaged OCR noting road sign installation and a governor reference. The fragment mentions possible water issues and a figure named Spreul in connection with road or public works. The readable items are unclear but indicate a local signage or road project with official involvement.
Rev. James M. Lotz of Altoona has accepted the Hebren Lutheran Church pastorate and will begin April 1. Longtime Blairsville elocutionist Milton G. France is noted for past teaching and publishing work, with San Bernardino, California reporting on a new business college led by France.
A seventh grade student in Indiana was asked to define gender as a final review. The teacher requested a definition of the running Alice whose mother, a noted feminist, replied: "For fine gender is the gender that opposes in mascul ine."
A 7 million dollar estimate is assigned to the waste itself rather than to articles discarded. The article argues the garbage mass holds value and should be reduced and redirected to scientific uses.
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