22 May 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
1
For rent a house with six rooms and one bath offered by He Timberlake at 303 Savings and Trust Building. Completion expected by Tunne 1.
Merle Moyle of Points on People is seriously ill after being taken to Indiana Hospital Friday evening from the home of her parents Ma and Mrs John McConnell on South Fifth Street in Merle Moyle’s condition this morning. Local friends report small hopes for recovery.
The article argues that personal discipline in health is vital to national well being. It warns that neglect of bodily laws leads to illness or death and that even the poorest person is those who lose their health. It urges individuals to measure and protect their health and responsibilities.
Christ Episcopal Church schedules Holy Communion at 7 30 Sunday School at 9 45 Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 1 The Rev W G Mooffat is rector Evangelion The Rev Mille leads Sunday School at 10 00 Services at 11 Prayer meeting at 7 30 pm
The text lists multiple church services and times across denominations including Presbyterian, Lutheran, and U P churches. Morning sermons at 11:00, evening services at 7:30, and activities such as Epworth League and Christian Endeavor are noted, with inviting remarks to unchurched and strangers.
A fragment from a when church notices list morning and evening services at a North area street church. It mentions Sunday 3:00 fellowship and 8:00 bright gospel service with Adjutant Abbott speaking on God's Side and Man's Side of Salvation. Open-air Salvation Army events are noted outside the Court House at 7:50 with a song and praise service.
Dispatch from Brescia reports Austrian frontier guards retreating inland and bridges and electric plants destroyed near Lake Garda. Pope Benedict reportedly accepts failure of negotiations and declares war imminent. Italian authorities order pensioned immunity suspensions as Salandra pushes emergency measures. crowds flood Rome reading bulletins and cheering soldiers while censorship blocks word on Adriatic movements.
An advertisement offers Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed use. It claims safety and reliability, not sold in drug stores, and urges writing for details and a free brochure. Addressed to National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
An expert optical study confirms a new crack extension on the Liberty Bell near its crown. The defect reportedly grew after a prior damage event and now threatens structural support as restoration steps are considered with multiple locations and institutions named in this historical report.
New York court decision declares cities lack power to ban or regulate film theaters on Sundays. City theaters may reopen but must still observe Sunday bans, pending further action. Authorities plan to appeal and prepare for new rules.
May 22 Philadelphia reports Sunday's cost at 150655.65 with a state committee in charge. The notice lists a bank offering of feed given to Billy Sunday and notes about 45 trained betters registered. The report describes costs and allocations as declared.
Chicago May 22. Government labor bulletin estimates June grain harvest work will require 16,000 to 8,000 men in Oklahoma. Wages and board set from 2 to 8 dollars daily. In another item, Admiral von Hasen of the Russian fleet died of pneumonia at Reval marine hospital, Petrograd.
Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of the wireless, is recalled to Italy from a New York court hearing on a patent infringement suit. He told Judge Veeder that war tensions mean he must depart immediately. Attending were Atlantic Communications president Metz and witness Johann Seneck, summoned from Belgium trenches.
London May 22 Russ Constance Drexel American delegate to The Hague peace conference arrived after a Germany visit. She says war between Germany and the United States seems certain and that German hatred of America is strong. Germans believe U S involvement will still allow some humanitarian aid to reach Europe.
Washington reports Cabinet discussed U boat policy and British actions. Officials note no American advice from German diplomats on submarine operations. Britain defends shipping fairness, but a line in their statement risks misunderstanding. Rose old line clarifies US position and nonrecognition of British arrangements with cotton shippers.
London May 22 A long expected attack by Northcliffe papers on Kitchener was published in the Daily Mail Engined amid cabinet turmoil. Charges include his self promotional conduct using troops in his name not the country or king his push for antiquated shrapnel for France and reliance on tactics from Africa and Egypt rather than modern methods.
The passage notes signs the attack failed due to violence and public belief that rulings on censorship linked to Lord Northcaffe influenced events. It claims Lord Kitchener still commands public confidence and mentions a governing body driving Britain, citing stock exchange reactions including burning a Daily Mail copy at the floor. It also mentions meetings in clubs, hotels, and streets.
Three hundred automobile tank trucks are under construction at a Cleveland factory for wartime use. Each 1,200 gallon gasoline capacity and 300 gallon oil hold, intended as tenders for army vehicles.
London reports a massive Austro German assault through Galicia as Przemysl is threatened. Russians in the north near Iwaniska show a possible flank against the German center while German and Austrian forces pound forward with vast artillery, crossing the San and concentrating 4,000 heavy guns in one area amid millions of shells.
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