Disjointed Dispatches Highlight European Tension
The piece notes strained Britain France talks on Germany disarmament and security pacts. It frames the core clash as Britain fearing a war over Germany eastern front while France fears a Franco German clash, signaling dangerous European drift. It mentions figures like Gary and references to whiskey conspiracies and political intrigue.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Great Brittain
Poland
Britain
Europe
Clean-Up Week Encourages CivicCleanup in Indiana
Indiana residents plan a clean-up week to tidy properties and dispose of rubbish from barrels and boxes. A two-person ward committee will inspect districts and report to council, with committee names and further suggestions to be published tomorrow.
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Page Indiana
Council
Showing Off Blamed For High Living Costs By Local Native
A reader column critiques consumer excess, linking high living costs to conspicuous behavior. The article quotes neighbors and a local resident who questions car ownership aspirations and wasteful habits. It notes a garbage man remark about a new neighborhood family and hints at social judgement in a changing community.
Injunction Filed Over Mine Worker Disputes at Lucerne Mines
Court action returns Friday May 20 at 10 am with Judge Langham presiding in Indiana. Sheriff Malcolm serves injunction amid reports of miners and union tensions at Lucerne Mines. Also noted are warnings against picketing and obstructing miners’ access and breeding concerns about food and resource costs.
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Lucerne
J. N. Langham
Indiana
Wucerne Mines
Malcolm
May Winter Grips Midwest As Cold Wave Continues
In Chisago and nearby areas a northwest gale kept temperatures near freezing. A death from cold, Hugh McKillop, 85, was reported while records showed May heat earlier in the week at 94. Forecasts expect a gradual return to normal temperatures with no imminent warm spell. In New York the capital endured a heat wave break as a cold front cooled to 40 degrees overnight with rain, signaling cooler conditions tomorrow.
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Chisago
Mid-West
Hugh McKillop
Weather Bureau
Washington
INS
Stock Market At Noon Hour In New York
New York May 25 After a strong opening the stock market showed a slightly reactionary tone. Industrial and motor stocks led gains with U S Steel Baldwin and American Can up one to three points. May stores and General Motors boosted the market as commodity shares moved, Packard hit a new high for the year, and Windsor Motors remained active. Oil stocks held steady while Northwestern railroad shares rose. Readings and Atchison posted strong results. Overall conditions in money and industry remained steady with some steel demand reported, call money at 3 percent, and grain and cotton showing early shifts.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Baldwin
American Canj
May Dpartment
Motors
General Motors
Packard
Windsor Motors
Chicago Great Western
Reading
Norfolk and Western
Atchison
Northwestern
Marland, Sinclair and Skelly
Consolidated
Brooklyn Union Gas
Montana Power
Prom
National Distillers
Industrial Alcohol
American Agricultural Chemical
Wright Aeronautical
Tobsco
Pittsburgh
First American Iron Casting by Saugus Works
The first iron casting in America was produced by the Saugus Iron Works in Massachusetts in the early 17th century. It included a small iron pot and a bracket and is preserved in the Lynn Public Library in Massachusetts.
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Ameten
Saugus (Mass
Lynn
Mana
Oddly Colored Apple Trees Planted Near Rock Cliff
A peculiar planting near a cliff by a perennial rock feature produced apples colored only on one side due to uneven sun and light. The site was chosen to keep roots in perpetual moisture at the foot of the cliff.
Prasgerity in Sheep Rivalry of Murlhorayeh Family
In England the Murlhorayeh kin prospered through sheep farming with large flocks. The rival clan, Prasgerity, contends for grazing and market advantage as they expand their operations.
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Murlhorayeh
England
Mill Knew Greek at Three in Local Gazette Note
The brief item notes a child named Mill who could read Greek at age three and was nearly fluent at seven, according to Read Gazette Classified 44. The blurb highlights early linguistic talent and school-age achievement recorded in the periodical.
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Mill
John Stuart MU
Memorial Day Observance and Roster Details
Memorial Day exercises conducted by Post 28 G A R and allied groups featured a ceremonial wreath, memorial program, and a dinner at Memorial Hall. The commemorations included a parade, poignant orations, a church program, and a plan to unveil a World War hero memorial at Memorial Park. The article lists extensive memorial committees and civic officials overseeing the observance. Weather forecast predicts fair to partly showery conditions with mild temperatures through the week.
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Trom Paige
Garduelore
Logan
John H. Hill
B. Fir
Twolick Creek
Cliffaida Park
Women’s Belief Corps
Memorial Hall
J. M. Marshall
Memorial Day Committees
American Legion
Charles C. McLain
Charles W. Watson
Charles BE. Rink
Alexander M. Stewart
Norman B. Greene
James M. Marshall
William B. Stahl
William Hosack
E. M. Lydick
John M. Gamble
A.H. Hess
United Spanish War Veterans
Woman’s Relief Corps
Scott Geesey
Harry Kuhns
William Robinsteen
Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary
John Kerr
William H. Heimbach
Harry Streams
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
George T. McHenry
American Legion Auxiliary
William J. Pierce
George A. Smith
BE. Dale
Timberlake
Katherine Jones
Jesse W. Carey
Mary Loughry
E. J. Lewis
H. Wallace Thomas
Burgess
John S. Taylor
John G. St. Clam
Thomas Pealer
James W. Mack
R. EB. Young
Vernon F. Taylor
I. W. Truitt
Silas C. Streams
William Kissinger
J. L. Orr
Thomas EB. Beatty
G. E. Simpson
T. B. Clark
Samual Borland
Charles W. Backs
W.R. C. and Sons of Veterans
P. C
First Presbyterian Church
Hinett
Court House
J. R. King
Indiana High School
Joan Beers
Earl Streams
Memorial Park
Weekend visits and movements across towns and states
Murray Houser spent the weekend with friends in Indiana while residing in Allentown Pa. Laura Filkin Stewart visits her mother in Lock Haven. Lisle St. Clair returns from Washington Pa. Charles Moore Blairsville visits the court house. I. H. Cornell calls on Indiana friends. Mrs. John A. French, now in Brooklyn, spent the weekend with the Barrs. James Hile visits Indiana. Albert Bille and J. C. Tyger, Marion Center residents, are Indiana visitors. Joe King, formerly Indiana, now in Pittsburgh, spends weekend with Indiana relatives. Mrs. Oliver Barry hosts guests in Simicksburg. Clair Weaver returns from Washington Dc for medical treatment. Charles G. Dodson, painter, injured but recovering after a fall. May Hourk returns from Jesustown. Dr. Fred St Clair and Mrs depart for Atlantic City for medical society convention. Q. B. Jones and Phil Ake go to St. Pleasant for business. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Bell visit Nemacola. Dorsey Walker, formerly of town, now at Johnstown, visits family. State Highway engineers begin survey between Homer City and Awkman for a new road. Read the Classified Advertisements.
McCoy's Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
Skinny men and women seek weight gain and appetite boost from liver oil but dislike the taste. Doctors report quicker results with McCoy's Liver Oil Compound Tablets sold nationwide. a testimonial claims a woman gained 10 pounds in 22 days. Offer promises refunds if weight gain fails in a stated period.
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McCoy
Daugherty
Pot McCoy’s
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