America and Japan Trade Boost in Coming Years
Baron Kentaro Kaneko argues that U S Japan trade will expand rapidly over the next five to ten years due to mutual needs for raw materials. He notes American cotton fabrics and tobacco depend on Japan while the United States cannot produce silk, iron, steel, and machinery, predicting the U S will gain a firm grasp on the East as war conditions end and business conditions normalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Post
Japan
America
Conan
United States
Rls. Vette
Millionaires and the value of knowledge over wealth
A speaker argues wealth does not own a man education does. He decries stock gambling as a parasite on business and favors small colleges for genuine learning. He values personal growth in knowledge over sports, criticizing large colleges for prioritizing athletics over valuable education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
ILEAD
Woman's Right to the Suffrage by John Morley
British writer and statesman argues women should have a voice in laws that regulate their toil and taxes. He notes many women already earn their own bread and that the chief business of women is not confined to the kitchen and nursery.
Points on People from Blairsville to Latrobe and Indiana
A string of social tidbits notes Charles Allen of Blairsville and M V Patterson of Saltsburg visiting Indiana townships, with several locals attending dances, hosting guests, or traveling for funerals and church events. Mrs Martha Gompers and family are linked to a Brookville funeral, and Rev Charles W Smith appears as editor of a Pittsburgh church paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gompers
George W. Graft
Robert Sounlon
Johntown
Mae Barcalaureste
Gunual Bacesla Greaté
Kha
Charles W. Smith
Pittebarg Christian Advocate
Warm Weather Promises Relief From Catarrh
Patient guidance urges catarrh sufferers to use Hyomei in warm May or June weather for direct nasal treatment. First day shows improvement with continued use. complete outfit costs one dollar and money back if no benefit. Also brief note of a Sunday school social at First United Presbyterian church with a large crowd and light refreshments, and an offer of Wakefield cabbage wake at Rev. Welch's on Vinegar Hill.
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Hildebrand
First United Presbyterian Phoroh
Property transfers list with names and prices in Mahoning area
Multiple real estate transfers listed in Weat Mahoning and surrounding townships. Names include Pratinia Birth Jobin Mae acres in Weat Mahoning, Hugh & Neal to Nancy J Reese in Batworks, A L Buterbaugh to John H Jones, M W Saxman to Kent Coal Company 58 acres and 1047 acres in Young township with prices 98083.36 and 479620 respectively, Dr A T Ratledge to Edward Harkcom Blairsville lot 4500, Aaron Grant to William H Baker Saltaburg lot price unspecified, Edna Baker to William Baker Saltaburg lot 800, Leon Morgzeaxzk to Andrew Sohaltas 6 acres Banks price 725, Nancy J ONeil to W D Bigier 41 acres Cherryhill price 1160, Charles Beers to George Beer 8 acres Grant price 2200, H Seavor to Leo Johnston Homer City 1050, Albert Freed to John Patchin Arcadia lot 187.40, D W Simpson to H E Walker Smith Blairsville 862, E Walker Smith to L S W Ray assignment 828, H Seanor to L W Ray Blairsville lot 440, H M Zimmerman to A G Brewer South Mahoning 450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratinia Birth
Jobin Mae Acres
Weat Mahoning
Hugh & Neal
Nancy J. Reese
Batworks
North Mahoning
A L Buterbaugh
John H. Jones
Jobin Grean
Sarah BR Kier Widdowson
Edmond Widdowson
Sorea
Green
Aaron Grant
William H. Baker
Lot
Saltaburg
Edna Baker
William Baker
M. W. Saxman
Kent Coal Company
Young Township
W. Saxman
Kent Coal Co
A. T. Ratledge
Edward Harkcom
Blairaville
Leon
Morgzeax
H. Seavor
Leo Johnston
Homer City
Albert Freed
John Patchin
Arcadia
Asrad Lookard
Wiliam T Grasswell
Xcres du White Township
D. W Simpson
HE. Walker Smith
Blairayille
E. Walker Smith
L. S. W. Ray
H. Seanor
L . W. Ray
Blairsville
H. M. Zimmerman
A. G Brewer
South Mahoning
Pennsylvania Railroad adds trains to Western Division schedule
Effective May 28 the Pennsylvania Railroad will run extra trains on the Western Pennsylvania Division via Union Station Pittsburgh. Departures include Blairsville 7:50 and 7:00 p m Butler 4:35 p m returns from Union Station 3:05 and 10:30 p m for Blairsville and intermediates, and 6:10 p m for Butler. Consult new timetables for intermediate stations. Also notes a Blairsville man James W McClarren and West Lebanon's Zora M Gualter wed yesterday by Rev George S Holmer at the M E parsonage. Bromo Pepsin touted for headaches and indigestion with pharmacy sales details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Pennsylvania
Union Station
Pittaburg
Blairsville
Butler
Asion Station
Blairaville
James W. McClarren
Zora M. Qoalter
West Lebanon
George S. Holmer
M. E. Parsonage
For Sale Lot Behind No 100 Philadelphia Street
For sale, the lot at the rear of No 100 Philadelphia Street, facing Tenth Street. Inquiries should be made on the premises.
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Philadelphia St
Tenth St
Wettling & Crossman‘a
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ANA Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pa
The
Indiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Jackson
Advange Jilee
Rauim
Carpenter Avenue
Indiana
Todlann PostumMee
Baron Kentaro Kaneko
John Morley
Charles Allen
Waa du Town
M.V. Patterson
Saltsburg
Ephrivm Wallace, Jr
Whanty
Buehega
Johnstown Journal
Mre
J. F. Vanhorn
Hatch Center, S. D
Clawson House
H. E. McIntire
Thomaas Wleeson
Pittaburo
Robert Ke, Osborne
Latrobe, Ga
Mra
Amelia Lythe
West Philadelhia Street
Ote
Wilksbarre
O. U. Gessler
Mr. Gessler
Germany
Hyomet
U.P
Wakefield
Rev
West Penn
Milliken’s
George W. Wheeler, & Son
Clawson'a
Myers
City
Pittsburg
W. J. Prantice
Glen Osborne
William Veay
Ellicott Square
Buffalo
Wrin
Nive Grove
Tront
Ninth St
Graff
North Sixth Street
Job McCreight
Indiana House
J. C. Smathers
Frank
Chile
Halinger Bros
Ward-Macky Co
J. B. Younkins
Creekside
Plumyiile
J. F. Wilson
Creekside, Pa
Evening Gazette
Loughbys
John Kelly
Jim
Oxfords
W.R. Loughry & Company
East
Philadelphia
H. Sutton
Henry H.streving
Hunry H
Strvina
Brown Bros
the City Grocery
Ira A. Myers
J. Richard Clements
Hetrick Building
P. O. Box
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