10 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
1
A captain aboard the steamship Baltimore keeps in contact with his wife via wireless telephone during a voyage from Baltimore to Boston. The report notes the couple’s distance of about 400 miles at sea and mentions the captain’s sister Mrs. Hirde.
A Social Laboratory Model of the New Edison phonograph is advertised as matching living artists in performance. Demonstrations cited include Marie Rappold before 6,500 teachers in Albany on November 5, 1919, and over 4,000 other tests with 50-plus vocalists and instrumentalists. The ad touts scientific proof and offers delivery before Christmas.
A health ad extols vitality and warns against overdoing actions harming the constitution. It claims to rebuild blood and nerves with a tonic from United Medicine Company, offering a special serum from Paradetonia, Pa.
Reports from the western coast describe a new secret process for treating sulphide ore aimed at extracting value from low grade material. Engineers and investors travel to test the method on Colorado earlyite and other ores with hopes of expanding sulphide ore distribution and boosting recovery.
An Allied report notes German youths aged twenty to thirty face high treason charges for allegedly attempting to sell information to the Entente. A defendant boasted of hidden incriminating items and claimed Allied missions paid as much as 600 marks for tips, while police pursue the case amid tense security measures.
An unclear OCR passage alleges various health claims and medical terms tied to a named individual near Brownstaen, with scattered references to vaccines, nerves, and remedies. The text is garbled, mixing personal names, places, and speculative statements, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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