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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
3
Loose OCR text describes lines rising from a building connected to regular telephone service. No investigation beyond the line itself. two instruments found. A nearby door frame leading to a radio receiving set yielded no results.
Interested locals are invited to assist in finishing the Ebenezer Cemetery cleanup on Saturday afternoon May 9. Community men have spent two days already and need a half day more to complete the task. The site is one of the oldest in Indiana county with many Revolutionary and Civil War soldiers buried there, including John Montgomery lifeguard of General Washington and Captains Patrick Jack and William McFarlane. Contributions are welcome by sending funds to O. W. Shields, Livermore, R. D. 2.
A sprawling listings page details 30 minute to late night programs across Pittsburgh stations. Notable items include an address by Solicitor General Beck at the Centennial Dinner of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, the Cap and Gown Club from the University of Pittsburgh performing an eighteenth annual production, and multiple orchestral and vocal concerts. The piece ends with a reflection about daily worries and a jab at historical figures.
Roy Pawlowski of Milwaukee, once knocked by a hammer at age four, lost speech as his throat muscles froze. CIENCE helped restore coordination under Prof. William Duffy at Marquetts University. Now he speaks in a monotone and begins to learn modulation.
Robert Edwin Peary naval officer and Arctic explorer born May 6, 1854 in Gresson Cambria County Pennsylvania. He studied at Bowdoin, joined the U S Navy in 1881, led Greenland sledge journeys, and in 1909 reached the North Pole. His rival Dr Frederick Cook faced fraud charges.
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