21 May 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
1
The article notes women turning an initial fad into earnest work making varied shaped cords. Shellac finish preserves the cord art without dulling beauty. Miss Menard inspires many pupils and offers open classes to all women.
The Saturday Evening Post basketball squad remains undefeated this season with four straight victories. They beat the Pickups 19 to 8 and 17 to 10, topped the Sluggers 7 to 6, and downed the Indiana League 13 to 1. Teams seeking games should contact Thomas Carson.
H R Brown returned yesterday from Buffalo New York in his car. Dr Samuel Dodds of Grove City will preach at the Second United Presbyterian church on Sabbath. Griffith Ellis of Church street rode the 35 dollar train to Union City to attend the funeral of Henry Neal director of the Millers Insurance Company.
The Cleveland building where John D. Rockefeller began amassing his fortune, tied to Clark and Rockefeller Co, is being razed. The site in Cleveland will be repurposed for a pier as part of the High Lelil bridge project, reflecting a historical pivot in the area.
A garbled Washington Star fragment hints at a patriarchal observer critiquing a youth’s service, noting fear, applause, and restraint. The cryptic text blends distorted phrases about duty, fate, and recognition, leaving a blurred image of an exchange on national service and sacrifice.
A historic find at the old Fort Independence in the Bronx reveals about 220 musket and artillery shells buried when Americans evacuated the fort. Artifacts include round shot, varying sizes, with fuzes and lengths that lengthened in firing, and exhibition pieces selected for display at the waller mansion.
A fragment describes Pennsylvania troops evacuating Fort Independence, burning barracks and burying muskets and cannon. Later reoccupation failed to locate some cannons, which were reportedly found around 1850 during later construction on the canal embankment by laborers clearing a new street.
An account from Warren recalls a mayoral dispute and a banished resident who ordered a box, amid a tepid feud over civic roles. The fragment mentions Reber and others and hints at a political controversy surrounding a local figure.
A broad selection from a factory outlet features Great Opportunity and Linen Lap Dusters plus Auto Driving and Workmen's doves. Includes Heavy Cord Net Hoods, Fly Sheets for work horses, Cotton Head and Kat Tips, Leather and Cotton Flank Nota all offered at reasonable prices.
A dramatic speech delivers a warning from a municipal leader who declares authority and resolve. She asserts her prominent role and insists subordinates must comply or face consequences, underscoring a stark power stance and impending accountability.
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