People in Indiana Visit News of Local Figures
Numerous residents report visits and travels in Indiana and nearby towns. Names include Boyd W Ripperts of Cherry Tree, Leon H Hoffman of Puoxstrawney, Clyde Seanor of Pittsboro, Lottie Stewart of Church Street, Cora Truby of Mechanicsburg, Naum Cooper of Clymer, R D Herick of Church Street, Peter Frech near Georgeville, J J Thompson of Connellsville, Anna Thompson of Fifth Street, and Anna Silvas. Also noted are Ringling Brothers show attendance in Greensburg and local officials’ attendance at a funeral in Smicksburg.
Sleep and work habits in efficiency debates
The Atlantic Monthly argues that rest needs vary by occupation. For demanding physical work eight hours or more may be essential, while sedentary brain work generates less waste and allows less sleep. It cites successful individuals who thrived on four to five hours, noting personal inclination or necessity shapes sleep patterns and time efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
Kings Are Useful in a Curious Portrait of Royal Image
The piece portrays a grand but flawed king figure, described with ornate imagery and satirical tone. It traces a fading regal aura from celebrated ruler to a dependent, shifting role, noting the king’s price and social use in games and dress. The text mixes metaphor with social commentary on leadership and public spectacle.
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Oy Kitu
Detroit
Light and Sound Waves Compared Across Senses
The essay contrasts light and sound wavelengths and how eye lenses and ear passages handle them. It notes light waves are about one ten thousandth the pupil, while sound waves from a human mouth reach about eight feet, with eye lenses concentrating light efficiently on the retina.
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Rayleigh
Ooman
Jean
Noble Thoughts Gift of a Thought to a Friend
A reflective line from George Macdonald encourages gifting a thoughtful sentiment to a friend rather than material objects. It likens kind thoughts to gifts given by angels, highlighting the value of intangible kindness.
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George Macdonald
What Every Woman Knows and Life Reflections
A compact, period tone note on love and awareness. It contrasts a woman’s certainty of a man’s love with a man’s recognition of a woman’s affection when she is not involved. The piece reads as a brief observational musing on romantic insight and misperception.
Scotchman Saw His Opportunity In Steel Deals
John Stevenson Jr a Scotchman testified for the government at a Stit hearing in New York detailing six profitable deals with the Reid Moore syndicate Gates and the United States Steel Corp. He claimed to have built the Shenango Valley tinplate plant in New Castle Pa and later the Shares Steel plant, selling to the steel corporation and later to the Staton interest. He described stock and bond figures and named Tidge Moore Dan Reid and W B Leeds as the crowd involved. He also noted demoralized wire and tin plate trades contributing to consolidations into National Steel and American Tin Plate groups.
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New York
John Stevenson, Jr
Seoichman
United States Steel Corporation
Reid- Moore Syndicate
John W. Gates
The
Steel Corporation
Stevenson
Stevenson J
New Castle
Shares Steel Company
Union Steel Company
Staton
Sheningo Valley
Tidge Moore
Dan Reid
W. B. Leeds
Shenango Valley
American Tinplate Company
Lindabury
Directu Ted
National Steel
American Tinplate
American Sheet Steel Companies
Judge Moora
Politics Behind It Says Secretary Wilson Quote
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson cites a Bible verse to defend his remove from the Pan-Presbyterian council delegate list after accepting a Brewers Congress vice presidency in Chicago. He says political motives fueled the attack and expects it to fade after the next election. He also praised John as a capable agricultural leader.
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Wilson
Bible II
Presbterian General Assembly
Lst
Pan-Presbyterian Council
Aberdeen
Scotland
Brewers’ Congress
Chicago
Sons of Men
Satan
Joh
Ins
Money Affects Discipline Ball Players Feel Independent
New York May 24 Frank J Navin president of the Detroit AL team praised the settlement of the Tigers strike. He said some players feel independent after three pennants and fat bank accounts and will not take orders. Prohibition Ticket Nominated West Virginia May 24. Clarksburg delegates picked Gov candidate J Goodae Jackson and a full ticket. Pittsburgh May 24 fruit crop outlook says small year due to past winter. cherries expected to be the sole large yield.
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Navin
New York
Frank J. Navin
Tigers
Jennings
Prohibition
Clarksburg
W. Va
Pittsburg
Allegheny Valley
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Iana
Gazette Naked
Indiana Publishing Company
Tater
H. Jackson
Hditor
C. Mctain
Sactte
Carpenter Ave
Éalane
Indiana Post Office
Boyd W. Ripperts
Cherrytree
Indiana
Leon BH. Hoffman
Puoxstrawney
Clyde Seanor
Pittsboro
Lottie Stewart
Church Street
Marion Center
Cora Truby
Mechanicsburg
Mary Smith
Naum Cooper
Clymer
R. D. Herick
Indiana Bear Club
Charter Oak
Huntingdon County
Peter Frech
Georgeville
A. M. Wortman
Wortman Hotel
J.J. Thompson
Connellsville
Belle Thompson
Anna Thompson
Fifth Street
Anna Silvas
Marton Center
Messra
J. Wood Clark
Harry Brilhart
Bert Kellar
Ringling Bothers Alrens
Greensburg
CG. McLain
Wallace B. Agey
Tanth Regiment
Misa Bertha Lewis
J. Blair Sutton
John C. Wells
Elder Rastor
D. A. Ritchie
Smicksburg
Thoreaby
Misa Mabel Farren
Margaret Morrison Carnegie
Pittsbury
Munnimakers
J. Cohen
Philadelphia Street
Pittsburg Furniture Exchange
Water Street
Thomas Lowman
Ninth Street
Chestnut St
Possession Dunes
Jos
Cosi, Tf
Caron W.H. Clawson
G-Foot Bourne Aster Sange
Alea Coe Troning Machine
Inquire
Mogomery
Indiang Pa
Cen
Allz
James A. Pears
Wen
Palo Alto
California
Stanford
Hhe Nist
Wis
Idood
Kiockoff
Broadway
Leslie
Kate
Kite
Saul
Mike
Catherine
New York Americain
Rick
Guy
Washington Star
Scotchman
Stit
Atherton É Rumberger DuBois
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Rec
J.c.wallace & Son
Whita Street
Indiana, Pa
J. M. Stewart
Evening Gazette Office
Brown’s Boot Store
Brown
Vogue Shoes
Vogue
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