17 May 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
1
An entry notes a service location at 102 Office and Printing TPhint inside the New Gazette Building on Carpenter Ave in Indiana Pennsylvania. The notice identifies a second-class mail matter designation and references postal handling.
Mis es Mary Hagerman and Lara Gerhard were Blairsville visitors on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Repie and two children from Wennber visited friends here over Sunday. Mina Elizabeth McMass of Blaireville College was guest of Mrs J Geary Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Daisy Dusran spent several days last week with friends in Tart bare. Mrs. Annie Boll oahu had been visiting her elder Mia Ira Boing of Watkinsburg returned home this week. Grace Valmer visiting a friend in New Florence. George McNutt of Brusivailry visited friends in town on Sunday. Rose Weidebrand visiting friends in Hestbon. Carrie and Nelle Trouston left for Vandergrift to canvass for a book. Many town folks attended the circus at Indiana Saturday. Mrs. Shrom of Scottdale is here visiting her son J. A. Shrom.
John Miller and wife of Glen Carp spent Sunday in town. Zoe Gibson has moved to Somer set for a new position. Maybelle Kelley Edna Long and Chester Long enjoyed Sunday in Clymer. John Kelley and wife were at Lovejoy on Sunday. Martha Goodrich and Emma Kelley visited C B O Neil in Clymer last week. Alen and Miss Martin of Pine Flats spent Saturday here. Mrs Hines of Wandin visited Martha Goodrich on Sunday. Jaco Mack attended in Clymer on Saturday.
A chaotic description portrays a leader rallying foes as a boxing bout winds through ten rounds. The passage emphasizes crowd reaction, fatigue, and a final grim stare as the match concludes with the home team maintaining a slim advantage.
Spectacle of casket on gun carriage followed by royal mourners and Parliament members as the late king lies in state at Westminster Hall London May 17. Procession moves from Whitehall to Westminster with royal family and officials. brief service at noon. massive public attendance expected over three days amid solemn ceremony.
Market place listing offers one modern house for rent at own price to suitable buyers. Also inquires for tomato plants and garden supplies at 867 South Sixth Street. Additional notices include rooms and bath, meat market descriptions, and assorted local classifieds with vague details.
WANTED To buy or rent a second hand one horse wagon Indiana Laider Co. Young men to learn automobile business by mail and prepare for chaffeurs and repair men Empire Automobile Institute Rochester N Y. Pay big, work pleasant, demand for men great. Write for particulars and sample lesson.
A lady reports a lost diamond ring with a Tiffany setting between Philadelphia street and a nearby brewery. A reward will be issued to anyone who returns the ring via the Gazette office.
The readable lines describe a jumble of names and places with unclear connections. It mentions Peltier and Jispers among others, and a scrambled scene referencing a pheasant or egg and a nest. The overall text is incoherent and contains many garbled terms and stray phrases.
The article argues that although new roads use modern materials, relying on dust control alone is a mistake. It warns that unless roads are properly maintained the dust will return, urging immediate and ongoing dust prevention measures to protect travelers and rural areas. It emphasizes education on road maintenance and cautions against overreliance on early treatments.
A discussion on building roads able to carry heavy motor traffic. It mentions tarmacadam limits and introduces durax from England as a potential durable surface made of circular segments. The article notes high costs, machinery needs, and the challenge of binding materials resisting wheel action at turns.
A garbled historical OCR piece laments poor reading and food quality as key factors in rural decline. It cites lack of good reads and toads as eroding agriculture, noting regional consequences and a push for improvements to restore productivity.
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