31 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented notice style text mentions rates, advertising, and upcoming items. It also references a murder case in Blairsville and Indiana County events. The readable parts name Ford in The Silent Mys and names like Harry A. Bogiyss, with mentions of a murder suspect leaving a car and restraint by police.
Fragmentary report describes a murder scene at a building once known as the Blacklick lockup. It notes ongoing funeral arrangements were not yet completed and that Tony Jelanna of Blacklick was arrested for illegal liquor possession without a license and concealing a deadly weapon. He is detained in the county jail.
In a curiously phrased note from David M Caldwell now in Los Angeles a check is enclosed to aid the Arch project and ease debts before Indiana can claim the Ayeh. The Twenty-eighth Division sails home in about a month while the Eightieth Division awaits orders.
Brooklyn woman recounts recovery from pneumonia and cough after six months of ineffective treatment. She credits Vinci tonics and iron peptonates for restoring appetite, sleep, and health, praising the product as a premier body building tonic.
Ray S. Stephens of Penn Run departs for Big Rapids Michigan to enroll at the Terris Institute. He aims to pursue a first class commercial course in law banking and office work and related subjects.
A fragmented page reveals veterans’ letters about longing for home as spring arrives and trains run slowly. The piece references Peaness Ford and a note on Hardy Palm, describing Trachycarpus fortune windmill palm as hardy in California but sensitive to cold, with mixed customer reception.
The ad promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentler substitute for calomel that removes unpleasant breath and cleanses the bowels and liver. It claims quick relief from bad breath, emphasizes a nonhabit forming vegetable formula, and suggests taking one or two tablets nightly to observe effects.
An advertisement touts the A. and J. Carburetor as the sole forward step in carburation for worlds champion boats and hydroplanes, claiming superior simplicity economy power and flexibility. It notes inner armor inserts for automobile and motorcycle tires to extend life and prevent blowouts, with prices from four dollars and a free 16 day trial. Also mentions Brilhart's Jewelry Store Indiana Pa selling the carburetors and Inside Tyres and promotes Francis Ford in The Silent Mystery at the Strand with date to follow.
Burleyon issues schedule detailing domestic commercial telegraph rates to be effective April 1 1910 and remain until further order. Night messages increased 20 percent, leased wires and government telegrams also raised 20 percent. Other per word charges listed with existing and new rates. Also notes upcoming Strand appearance and series date.
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