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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1915

Page

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Death Notice for Robert C Campbell 84 Oakland Interment

Robert C Campbell aged 84 son of Elizabeth and the late A R Campbell died Wednesday March 17 at 3 am. Mary wife of Wayne Rigg and Robert C Campbell are noted for publication in the Pittsburgh Gazette Times. Funeral services at H H Woods chapel 38806 Forbes Street Oakland Friday March 19 at 10 am with private interment in Uniondale cemetery.

Robert C. Campbell Indiana Pittsburgh Gazette Times Elizabeth A. R. Campbell H. H. Woods Forbes Street Oakland Uniondale

Proposals Emphasize Nonpartisan School Director Elections

The notice states a proposed legislation will be mailed to D. D. Hammel baugh in Harrisburg after a request. It highlights prominent support for electing School Directors on nonpartisan ballots as a key recommendation.

D. D. Hammelbaugh Harrisburg

Local Weddings in Indiana and Nearby Towns

Telford and Wilkinson wed at Free Methodist church parsonage on Fast Church street with Rev. Spicher officiating. They will reside in Parkwood. McCurdy and Hazelett married by Squire Crossman at Court Place. plan to live in New Florence where McCurdy runs a teamster business. Mitchell and Rich marry in Johnstown with Rev. Brooks. they depart on a wedding trip and will settle on Mitchell’s farm near Blaireville Intersection.

Telford—Wilkinson Jesse Telford Indiana Lonnie OQ. Wilkinson Parkwood Spicher Free Methodist Church Fast Church Street Telford McCurdy—Hazelett Russell McCurdy James McCurdy New Florence Laura Ellen Hazelett S$. S. Sazelett Hillsdale Squire J. A. Crossman Court Place McCurdy Mitchell—Rich Johnstown George M. Mitchell Tunnelton Indiana County Mary Agnes Rich Seventh Ward P. GC. Brooks The Baptist Church

Breakfast Table Reveratiore Satire Note

A damaged excerpt mocks breakfast table talk describing suitors with strange fancies. It warns against a loud chatterbox and a dour temper, using archaic terms and whimsical imagery to lampoon social judgments at dawn.

Crepe Fabric Special Promotes Frilly Undergarments

Frayable OCR note shows a fabric sale item: crepe, 36 inches wide, suitable for undergarments, normally 19 cents. A Friday sale advertises a special price.

Fearless

Spring shades silk and wool poplin sale item

Promote 36 inch silk and wool poplin priced at 75c with a special Friday sale offering the fabric in new spring shades. The fabric is described as serviceable for fashionable dresses, featuring a sale price of 69c.

Curtain Scrims and Related Materials on Sale

An assortment of scrims Marquisette and Madras in newest styles offered at 25¢ quality with a special Friday price 19¢ for serviceable materials suitable for general use across projects.

Madras

Visitors and locals in brief notes from Pittsburgh and beyond

Mrs. John A. Scott visited Pittsburgh today while Clarence Griffith traveled through Indiana en route to Jeannette from Marion Center due to his father s death. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Taylor returned from six weeks in Florida visiting Blair Taylor in Mims. John W. Barr lamented lack of mention of his St Patrick s window. A juvenile Percy Bysshe Shelley is described as an eccentric boy with vivid childhood fancies including bread as a staple, sisters dressed as fiends, and a habit of bread and raisins at study.

Circe Clarence Griffith Indiana Jeannette Marion Center D. B. Taylor South Fifth Street Florida Blair Mims Shelley Percy Bysshe Shelley Eton

Moving Pictures in Japan Show Secrets of Stage Style

The article describes Tokyo theaters with 100 plus venues offering films for 5 to 60 cents. Patrons sit cross legged on the floor, remove shoes, and an attendant collects them. A distinctive feature is a long Japanese talking play using two reciters who utter dialogue in sync with projected motion.

Japan Tokyo Getor

Absolute Zero and Molecular Death Defined

The New York Journal explains absolute zero as the point where no heat remains, meaning no temperature as measured by instruments. It equates this state to molecular death, since a substance with zero thermal energy becomes inert and devoid of internal energy.

New York Journal

Wood in Flying Machine

Flying machines are made almost entirely of wood. Propellers use selected ash for strength and resilience. Built up layers of spruce with mahogany centers are common. Spruce frames are chosen for straight grain and lack of hidden defects. Washington Tar.

Washington

Installment Plan For Neighbor's Cow Mentioned

A brief exchange reveals a plan to purchase a cow on installments. Bill and Hi discuss the cow’s location and payment method, mentioning prepurchase milk ahead. No further details provided.

Yonkers Statesman

Dardanelles mines cleared twelve miles as Amethyst action unconfirmed

A Rome dispatch says the Anglo French fleet has swept the Dardanelles twelve miles from the entrance and bombarded Chanak while a landing party cut the cable to Kilid Bahr. The Amethyst allegedly hit by seven shells but remains afloat with casualties reported. Separate reports state British ship Leuwarden torpedoed by U-28 near the Maas lightship and Fingal torpedoed with all crew lost.

Dardanelles London Rome Rhodes Chanak Aalatic Kilid Bahr The Daily Mail Naval Aircles Harlingen Holland Maas, Holland Reuter Avlenta Aig Fingal Kingal

Campaign successes and labor unrest across regions

French war office reports Champagne gains consolidated amid repulsed German counterattacks while Russians claim Carpathian advances. Germans defend Lorette heights near Arras and push back Russians in Poland. In Ohio, Briar Hill steel sheet mills idle at workers' request for a 15 day wage scale review. Cincinnati painters settle strike with wage rise and improved conditions. Jacob Beers, 103, dies in Punxsutawney after a life on the same farm and long vitality.

London French War Office Champagne Carpathians Man Lorette Heights Arras Poland Punxsutawney Jacob Beers Sigel Beara

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