14 May 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
1
A public health appeal urges fathers and mothers to influence children to abstain from tobacco especially cigarettes, warning that youth habit formation leads to insanity and bad habits. It questions the coming generation’s physical and mental fitness for governing the nation.
Marc EB Smith of Elderton and Louisa Prudence Grants of Kabure were married Tuesday at noon by Rev. Dr. LBB Crawford at his South Sixth Street residence. The ceremony united the couple in a low key home setting with family in attendance.
A fragment from The New York Telegraph records a young woman debating birthday gifts. She mentions a gold bag a wrist watch a toilet set and a necklace while Navaho also has a book. The scene captures a playful life conversation with modest expectations.
Classified notice seeks a family home for a young girl aged about 199, inviting inquiries at 707 Philadelphia Street.
A meeting of the Indiana Fire Department is called for Friday at o'clock sharp with the purpose of discussing departmental matters and scheduling duties for the coming period.
Friday May 15 is Straw Hat Day with Knox and other makes at Moorhead Bros for correct style. Miss Sarah Lowry from Locust Street travels to Geneseo Illinois to stay with her brother A. P. Lowry. The Boston Transcript notes many enduring engagements and public musings on fidelity.
A fragment notes insult exchanges between characters including a mock accusation and a line about judgment by location. The text references Boston Transcript and the Miser as a grand sepulcher of passions, hinting at thematic critique and characterization.
In a chatty exchange from the Washingtop Star a humorous if cheeky line escalates between Mr Granrober and his wife. She quips about not wasting time, while he jokes that laughter will end after five minutes of conversation.
In a tongue in cheek clash noted by the New York Times, Howell is described as constantly overreaching while Poswell is likened to an equestrian statue of himself, suggesting a pompous, self-regarding stance in a public discourse.
Reports from Vera Cruz say Mexican envoys to the mediation conference intend to cable their resignations to President Husktg upon reaching Havana. They are angry and eager to leave Mexico, lacking instructions or credentials but delaying public action until they are safely away from the country.
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