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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1905
Page
1
Discussion on foot posture in marching and dancing. The text argues that straight weight bearing feet offer better leverage and natural movement, while everted toes distort knee and ankle alignment. It notes Greek art shows straight posture and claims military and gymnastic training in everted feet harms performance.
The piece argues municipal ownership can lower living costs but warns against violence or self serving rulers. It champions workers rights to organize while advocating a return to soil for personal independence. The author denies misquotations and praises the United States.
A series of property transfers in Green and surrounding areas shows Mills Fleming selling lots to Sarah Anterbaugh for 16 and 260 dollars, William Sickenberger and WKY Oaks also acquiring parcels, George Boyer selling to Emery Campbell, John W. Luther to J. H. Engle, and William T. Smith to Gertrude Konkle. Also noted are painting at Breezedale, Capitol Motel and Capitol Hotel renovations, and various local notices including a drug advertisement and consumer goods promotions.
Classified short notices advertise rent or sale details including unfurnished room rentals at 1001 Philadelphia and Tanth Street, hotel rental for immediate possession, a five room house with lot on East Church Street, three town lots, a piano sale at George B Wilson's music store, and plastering and building contractor services offered by J H Mears of Indiana Pennsylvania with pricing per thousand.
Sincinimt oman Suleite New York May and police puzzled by a new turn in the case of Mrs J W Gray widow of a Chicago broker who died by suicide at the Imperial hotel. Charles H Stone Hitten a Jersey City man denied knowing Mrs Gray or any involvement, saying he never heard of the woman and learned of the tragedy only from local papers.
Morrow, a Leesville schoolteacher, was severely injured when a horse attacked him. He tried to push the animal away. the horse bit his face, tearing skin from his features. Doctors fear disfigurement though recovery is possible. A Mushroom Special ran in Dayton and Xenia this morning. Ohio and surrounding regions forecast fair, warmer conditions with showers varying by area.
National League standings and scores for Saturday and Sunday include Boston 2 New York 1, Chicago 1 St. Louis 0, Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 2. American League shows Boston 8 New York 2, St. Louis 9 Detroit 4, Philadelphia 2 Washington 1, with Sunday results Detroit 1 Cleveland 2 and Chicago 0.
J F Buterbaugh offers wallpaper and fresco cleaning services. All orders by mail receive prompt attention.
A crowded Indiana scene highlights visits by Norman residents to Pittsburg Irwin Blairsville and Vandergrift. Ian Helen Drew and Grace Geary travel, M E Shaughnessy plans a short Lewisburg visit, and numerous locals from Punxsutawney and elsewhere are listed visiting relatives or taking trips. Several professionals including Dr Clark Dickie and Dr James Hammers stop by Indiana, with club athletes Blaine McCreight and teammates from Kiski also noted.
A fragment from the Chicago Journal questions Brow’s honesty, arguing he would lie for a quarter or a dollar, suggesting a reluctant or cautious stance toward trustworthiness amid partial quotes from the era.
Corry Pa May 8 the receiver of the Hotel Rider at Cambridge Springs offered the famed hostelry for sale for the third time Friday. The highest bid came from T M Nagle who bought it for 97 0 and now holds a majority of the stock. Garry Kincaids a local lawyer filed a probate petition at the sale representing Cambridge Springs residents.
shoppers are urged to explore Vogel Bros offers on nine Tropical Suits as warm weather drives interest in light, breathable attire. The campaign highlights affordable prices and availability for summer wardrobes.
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