25 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented report shows miners urged adoption of a six hour work day five days a week and wage increases. The policy committee endorses President Hayes on nationalizing coal mine management and calls for international officials to be drafted for future action.
The snippet shows a historical newspaper notice about publishing terms at Indiana Pennsylvania. It references per month rates, advertising insertions, and rate changes. Mentions delivery schedule and local towns served.
An advertisement praises San Cura Ointment for curing sore toes boils eczema and other skin ailments and sells San Cura Soap. It promotes a plan by the Thompson Medical Co to present a nationalization draft and urges union actions in the anthracite regions while supporting wage guarantees and a future international convention.
Miss Mary Gaminsfelter a returned missionary from East Africa will address the Evangelical Church Wednesday evening at 7 50 recounting experiences among Aborigines in the dark continent. Everyone is invited to attend and hear her tale.
March 25 Greater New York celebrated Victory Day as the 27th Division rolled down Fifth Avenue amid a two million strong crowd. Flags bunting and decorations valued at about 7400000 underscored a historic homecoming of the fighting sons of the Empire State who smashed the Hindenburg line.
Yorka pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was fined $500 and sentenced to two years six months in the Allegheny County Work House. Caparo faces $500 fine and seven to twelve years in the Western Penitentiary, with separate confinement and labor. The grand jury proceedings continue.
An old advertisement touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure strengthening kidneys, cleansing poisons, and preventing disease. It claims immediate relief for kidney ailments, urges prompt action, and advertises three sizes with a money back guarantee if results are not rapid.
The Grand Jury returned Not a True Bill and directed the prosecutor Paul Edric to pay the costs in Julia Revis’s case for fraudulent conversion of property. Prosecutor Anthony Andrezkac was ordered to pay the costs in Stanley Skotnicki’s assault case. George Maran’s larceny case saw sentence suspended on repayment of costs after goods were returned. Henry Amos and Leo Yankunkie were sentenced to jointly pay prosecution costs and 70 to Traders Supply, plus three months in Indiana County Jail.
For sale ten buff Orpington hens inquire S sixth street 146 for rent two large rooms and kitchen suitable for two persons fine garden hot and cold water with bath privilege inquire 89 Water street 145 for rent rooms furnished or unfurnished inquire Gazette 146 for sale One 1917 Ford touring car West Penn Track Society 722 Philadelphia street 145
A varied sale listing includes a swing for porch, single and double beds, a cot bed, Rexar stove, dining chairs and table, a book, wage, dressers, rockers and a dictionary. Location noted as W. R. Calhoun at 145.
A pleading testimonial describes severe stomach pain and concern for three children. After trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, the writer claims full recovery and endorses the preparation as safe, with Hetrick Brothers and local druggists selling it everywhere.
National Red Cross appeal urges sending usable clothing from children to adults. Practical garments including dresses coats skirts underwear are welcome. hats are mostly not usable. Pack in burlap bags for shipment so contents are visible. All European war zones including France and Belgium need aid. dust and dirt must be removed. Chairman Wayton urges timely packing by April 3.
Mrs Peter Ferrara of Philadelphia Street is visiting Punxsutawney this week and staying with friends. The note mentions her in town during the visit and outlines hospitality.
A continuation of adoption notices lists groups and names including Alpha Sigma Fall Sorority Indiana Pa treasurer Yvonne Perrin and school superintendent Jennie Ackerman. Other entries cite Sabbath School classes and local clubs with names such as the Optimist Club and Success Grange. An Evening Gazette correction clarifies Hugh Malcolm of West Philadelphia Street is ill but does not have scarlet fever.
Forest officials report 228800 dollars planned for spring work and appeal to Boy Scouts to assist in discovering and reporting fires to nearest wardens. Johnstown Scouts praised by Chief Forest Fire Warden George H Wirt of Harrisburg for their efforts. A fire patrol unit may form in Indiana using four troops to expand the program.
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