21 May 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1912
Page
1
A note in the Indiana Post Office records shows an acond-Class Mail Matter has been entered for processing. The entry documents the mail item and its classification within standard postal handling procedures.
Handy for Poultry Raisers describes a simple egg carrier device made from plastering lath with a wooden handle and wire frame, holding cartons that carry one dozen eggs each, with examples of 30 dozen and 24 dozen capacities. It also includes winter feed advice for poultry, stressing greens as valued diet, and substitutes when space is limited. It notes look after growing chicks and cites J. M. Howell praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, plus general product mentions and a note on Hamburg soil limiting tall buildings.
A North Dakota farmer argues that widespread heavy workloads from continuous grain farming lead to failures and weeds. He recommends partial conversion to alfalfa, clover, and grasses over several years, starting small, to improve soil humus, reduce labor, and raise hay yields.
A practical tip describes making a sturdy corner post from a small tree. Cut the tree to the desired length with a fork, shorten the fork a foot from the body, place the post in the ground, turn the fork inside the corner, and insert a rock under the prong to prevent pulling away.
Notes discuss siloing corn feed, protecting celery and rhubarb, and keeping cabbage and carrots in the house cellar. It advises high grade cabbage seed next year, waterproofing barns, and using compost from kitchen wastes. Alfalfa hay at 18 per ton is a cheap protein source, with vegetables stored in sand in large boxes for winter use.
Borough of Indiana Pennsylvania adopts fire limits ordinance to regulate construction reconstruction and moving of buildings within defined area. It sets material and foundation requirements for dwellings and commercial structures, prohibits certain framing and roof choices, and requires permits via the Chief Burgess and Building Inspector with penalties for violations.
Striking Detroit ball players board a Washington-bound train and agree to resume the schedule after Detroit club president Navin promises to pay any fines meted by Ban Johnson. Johnson later vows not to reimburse players, hints at heavy penalties, Cobb remains suspended, and managers blame Ty for the walkout as friction grows.
May 21 London hearing on the Titanic disaster features Lady Duff-Gordon and her husband Cosmo testifying. Fireman Pussy recalls a comment about a nightdress. They deny pressuring lifeboats or offering money to keep boats from rescuing passengers.
In New York on May 24 a supreme court jury under Justice Foster found that Ethel Croker Breen daughter of Richard Croker former Tammany Hall leader had grounds to obtain a divorce from John J Breen. The case had previously been tried but the jury could not agree.
In Minneapolis on May 1 the seventh ballot for bishops at the Methodist Episcopal general conference produced no election. Ballot totals show ongoing uncertainty in selecting the fortunate candidates amid internal church contention.
Fragmentary weather notes indicate rain showers and cooler air spreading across areas. Forecasters reference general unsettled conditions with scattered thunder chances, urging cautious interpretation due to text damage.
Mothers seek a cure for children s skin troubles and are urged to try Saxon Salve. The advertising claim states immediate itching and burning relief as the salve penetrates the skin and destroys germs. If not satisfied, money is refunded by Tom F. Hildebrand, a WVruggiet in Indiana, Pa.
A historic claim credits a Belgian blacksmith named Hulles, resident of Plenevaux near Liege, with discovering coal in 1049. The note summarizes the anecdote as part of a European mineral lore.
A Washington Post item notes the invention of a wheel guard designed to prevent splashing pedestrians. The piece questions whether such a device would steal from driving enjoyment, hinting at the mix of practicality and whimsy in early 20th century automotive culture.
A fragment citing Edward Bulwer Lytton deriding a woman as author of follies in a man, presenting a satirical vent expressed in verse prose style. The remark reflects historical gendered critique and rhetorical flourish rather than a modern event.
Gillisville Tennessee judge Eli Cherry faced a stubborn leg sore thought to be cancer after many doctors failed. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly healed the wound, known for curing burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles. Presented in a 19th century style with a schoolmaster and Up-to-Date Scholar sketch.
The clergyman prayed as Richeson faced execution. Lawyer Morse reported a calm, changed man who wished to be buried in Virginia and named funeral hymns he wanted. Richeson passed his final hours reading, praying, and discussing arrangements. A sealed envelope contained potassium cyanide, similar to the poison used in Miss Feinwell’s death.
Washington May 21 The Senate committee report on William Lorimer's vote is in favor of Lorimer. The majority hold his election not procured by improper means. Minority views claim fraud and improper election. The committee upholds a preexisting adjudicata. A joint resolution proposes a ten year term for inferior court judges and a six year presidential term with no re election.
A claim for Parisian Sage as a germ killer for dandruff and hair loss with a 50 cent bottle price. A testimonial from Blanche S. Marshall of Charlottaville Virginia notes improved hair growth after trying the product in spots, with a promise to restore life to the scalp and fullness to the hair.
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