23 May 1914
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
1
Public sale notice lists the Willet sale on Wednesday May 26 1914 at 10 80 a.m. featuring 30 to 40 head of horses 25 to sd head of young dairy cows 50 head of pigs and 000 feet of oak boards along with all farming implements. Come early for two auctioneers will conduct the sale continuing into the day.
Fragmented dispatches describe additional killings linked to Mexico and the United States. Officials from ACIaLS face pressure amid questions of corroboration for the shooting of Weston’s young American engineer, with scattered reports naming Burwell and a Mexican car incident near Lake Tamatiua.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Kissinger of Homer City and Mrs William Kissinger of Lodust Street celebrate a new son born yesterday at 2 46 PM. Guests include Mr W W Kissinger in Cherrytree and visitors from Glasgow and Johnstown lodging with Mrs Wolfgang Vogel on North Fifth Street.
The Rev S L Lowden of Mars Pa will preach at First United Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and evening. J Calyitt Clarke, pastor, Sunday School at 9:45 with Organized Men's class. preaching at 11 subject Christ s Habit of Prayer. Young People 6:30. Memorial services at Court House 7:30. Clarke to speak on Service. Mrs Cora Spiker to preach at Free Methodist Church Sabbath evening 7:30 on My Son Give Me Thine Heart. Sister Spiker praised for leadership.
The Rev. David Bosio, son of the Waldensian president in New Florence Italy, will occupy the pulpit tomorrow morning at the Presbyterian church. A delegate from European Waldensian churches to the U S and Canada he recently completed a two week speaking tour in Pittsburgh. Also notes funeral plans for Arthur Morrison with service by Rev Dr J L Cary at 2 pm tomorrow and burial at Greenwood cemetery. Saltsburg School Board announces teachers for the coming term with W A Peters in Room 6 Anna Walter in Room 5 L Myrtle Waddle in Room 8 Tna Gilkerson in Room 2 Maude Ewing in Room 1. No 4 instructor not yet chosen.
Card thanks friends neighbors and Diamond Glass company for assistance and sympathy during illness and death of beloved daughter and sister Junie BE Hawkins Mr and Mrs He T trawhkins and family.
Porch rockers priced from $1.00 with Pi swings couch hammocks rugs and other outdoor items advertised. Local sale by 2UTS Buchneit Bros offering porch furniture and accessories with a focus on bargains and yard comfort.
Barbers in Tnchang will close for Decoration Day on May 30 but will stay open Friday night until 40 Pp nh 207, offering limited hours and service.
In a short sale notice Buchheit Bros at 207 Herricks advertises a str ntal spring sale featuring Pest Ice Cream and Ice Cream Soda at 27 207 x The New Halland Vacuum Sweeper with Brush offered at 19.00.
An advertisement touts Milady’s six popular preparations including perfume shampoo soap and talcum with odors praised as pure and agreeable. Sold worldwide for 50 cents to $1.00 per item, the full set offered for $1.00 with a free German Silver Vanity Purse. Order now via Universal Products Co Dayton Ohio. agents not needed.
Health guidance distributed to grade pupils by the Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis in Washington lists steps to avoid disease. It urges ventilation, lighting, cleanliness, carpet care, outdoor rug cleaning, limited dust, proper sweeping, safe water, and hygiene practices. It also cautions against touching objects with dirty hands and emphasizes teeth care and cheerful conduct.
A Manchester school scene ends with a panic moment as a teacher asks students what they would collect if wealthy. A timid boy named Tommy replies "Trents, sty" triggering astonishment and a changed lesson as the teacher recovers.
A promotional piece for a 320 page book titled Sexual Knowledge Illustrated by Winefield Scott Hall PhD MD, claiming plain truths about sex life, marriage happiness, and sexual abuses. It cites newspaper praise and advertises a $1.00 price plus ten cent postage, from Miami Publishing Company.
A garbled archaic scene from St Louis Republic depicts a bizarre event with a talking turkey, a boy named Chay or Chun, and dogs in strained dialogue. The narrative voice blends fantastical imagery with ritual undertones as figures react, while an observer notes the apparent survival of Chum amid a reverent crowd.
A fragmented essay notes waves in various contexts from the ecu and Wy halt to social habits. It weaves odd phrases about crests and curling trons, blue ether, and dealer’s word, with mentions of summer and winter, Almanac guidance, coal furnaces, and fire safety. It ends with a whimsical life reference to waves on Wall Street and lambs on nests as a playful aside.
Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer who reached the South Pole, was born in Sarpsborg. The text notes his youth in Christhinin and mentions aspirations for future explorations, including early schooling and a voyage through the northwest passage, leading to a voyage to New York.
The article recalls William the Conqueror’s 1066 tour of an English court and his decree that official business be conducted in Norman French, sparking a lasting shift. It notes English persisted in general use while Norman speech influenced court proceedings, a memory echoed in law and culture today.
A garbled English vignette shows a young noble, a butler, and a NY dining scene. The dialogue hints at a social miscue over a dessert as a lord probes a witless guest while a servant moves items. Flawed text preserves social intrigue and lively manners.
A garbled national satire notes ongoing misdirection in leadership plans. The piece mocks a political figure’s unpredictability and claims attempts to derail civic objectives, reflecting unrest and public doubt about future leadership.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a bet at stake as a man deals with a dog and a woman’s decision. The text references an insurance amount linked to Stone and a travel by a bag man before a note about a husband’s policy. The scene suggests intrigue around financial arrangements and hesitation.
Vice Consul J R Silliman arrived safely in Mexico City after a search for weeks over his alleged imprisonment in Saltillo. He began his journey to the United States today, escorted by legation guards and a Brazilian flag, amid fears of re arrest and diplomatic implications.
An old note describes a goat breed named vou bine in Alpion vidleya near Bittle St Berm. The Weck fii shorilers are white with black markings on rest, and the feet vary black or white. The text warns of inbreeding risks and extinction similar to wild white cattle.
A Memphis police inspector noted a clever disguise as a man in bourgeois melon hat feigned anonymity at a doorway. He caused laughter among onlookers while slipping away, leaving authorities puzzled about the ruse and the misdirection during the act.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.