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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
8
A collage of printed crossword clues and word lists appears, listing horizontal and vertical entries with partial answers. The garbled text includes weapon names, animals, articles, composers, and miscellaneous terms, interspersed with market notes and cattle prices.
A necked pheasant known as No 9146, released in Enola Cumberland County, rode the 7 o clock train from Huntingdon and alighted casually at its destination. The conductor disputed the fare and the bird was captured by a towerman and reported to the Game Commission. If the railroad takes no action, a strong reproach may follow from George M. Sutton, Chief of Educational Service.
The day’s market listings reveal varied cattle veal and lamb prices with totals in thousands, including prime heavy hogs and mixed lots. Harsh notes indicate protest changes in oleomargarine law from Harrisburg dated March 30, with INS notice.
An ad-like notice touts Resinol Ointment for skin care. It claims purity and soothing qualities prevent dryness and chapping. It notes effectiveness after sun or wind exposure, reducing smarting and aiding skin health with a healing, reputed charm.
The Maxwell brochure touts 58 mph top speed, 8 second acceleration for 25 miles, 25 mpg fuel economy, and unique riding case. It emphasizes soundness, precision, long life and high regard as a quality investment in motoring. The dealer invites buyers to learn design, manufacture, and Maxwell's superior performance.
Harrisburg March 21 1925 The House docket shows 1368 bills introduced on the last day for the 1925 session bringing total prospective laws to 1868 with 289 Senate measures pending in the House Three new bills include jail hearing notices inherited property and tax measures plus three appropriations for road athletic field and fish commission projects
In Portland March 30, State Traffic Officer Richard C. Williams of Newsberg earns an estimated 400000 from his grandfather Richard Williams estate after a Supreme Court decree. The settlement ends protracted litigation over the Portland lawyer's will, which provided for surviving son Richard C. and Claire S. Williams if a child died young.
A long legal dispute over the Williams estate ends with the Supreme Court affirming the lower court. Claire Williams, widow of Richard Williams, is left without a share of the estate as a result. The memorandum notes continued litigation and the outcome in favor of Richard Williams.
Mrs Fannie White of Brooklyn writes of relief after a few days of Carter's Little Liver Pills. She describes long term headaches from nervousness linked to faulty intestinal elimination. After treatment she reports improved appetite and renewed interest in life.
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