28 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1916
Page
1
The era’s German submarine attacks prompt strong editorials across newspapers. Americans aboard the Sussex and other ships are cited as victims as war at sea intensifies. Editors question German promises and urge vigilance as the crisis widens over Atlantic routes.
Betty Patterson and Florence White returned to school after a brief spell while RW Ewing is on the sick list. Mrs. Spalding and Mrs. Walter Ewing visit with friends and relatives. Indiana visitor Migs Veil, Prof. Warner at the Whimmer home, Prof. Hartman to oversee eighth grade exams at Iseli next Saturday. Vocational School boys start track work and may represent at the Interscholastic meet at State College on May day. Indiana Normal’s Frank Thomas to assist coaching during Indiana’s vacation. Borland of the Pennsylvania State College set to speak on Dairying next Friday at Prat, ALA. All invited to hear him. Emerson quote on self-trust.
An advertisement touts Mildreddina Hair Remedy as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims three week results, money back, and offers free samples to Boston residents, with pricing at 50 cents and up to 1.00, plus a sageine scalp wash recipe and a sales contact in Mor Sale in T. EL Uildebrand.
A strong Pennsylvania delegation is expected to back Governor Brumbaugh for the Republican presidential nomination at the national convention in Chicago next June. His wide national profile, educator background, and proven labor support fuel a momentum to unite Taft and Roosevelt factions, with labor and Progressive leaders signaling strong backing.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled mix of names places and remarks. It references Portugal Torin and Taverner port with scattered mentions of people such as Catherine and Lorraine and a Maryland American merchant tailor. The passage blends unrelated snippets lacking a coherent event or clear date.
The Republican County Committee announces candidates on the party ticket for the May 16, 1916 primary. Names include Wilbur P. Cail Blairsville and W. O Adams Punxsutawney with several assembly candidates and national delegates named, issued in Indiana Pennsylvania on March 3, 1916.
Fragmentary text mentions a contractor and a site, with illegible names and dates. The readable parts reference a Wachiner project, a gate issue, a phone line, and scattered numbers, suggesting a disrupted report about construction work and procedures.
A fragmentary essay argues laughter releases pent up tension created by social restraints. It claims animals respond differently to impulse versus humans who face ongoing rules from childhood onward. The piece notes humor arises when delayed impulses finally break free and tension shifts. Indiana Dye Works advertised.
Front flat in the Ray building adjoining the Y M C A is completed and ready for occupancy. Those seeking a home with modern conveniences should consult R N Ray at the Gazette office between one and three every afternoon.
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