14 Nov 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1925
Page
1
A fragmentary item notes a Lansing based event featuring the Malate Bess No. WREO-Lansing dance and concert program. It mentions Pat Barnes and Al Carney with references to a presidents theme and local entertainment figures. The readable lines hint at a community dinner and show by the Siedolke Entertainers.
Roy J. Gibbons reports from Chicago that Miss 1026 will be an abbreviated creature, a flapper with a ghastly white complexion. The forecast, attributed to Ernie Young, likens her to a spook and notes he has hired thousands of women yearly for stage work.
Ernie, famed for predicting the next year's Miss, offers a satirical forecast for Miss 1926. He describes a tall, thin figure with corpse-like makeup, henna or blond hair, long cigarette holder, minimal undergarments, and a four inch shorter dress. He envisions bold color, military watch, crockery jewelry, and a slogan of more freedom and less clothes.
Veal calf receipts 100 and higher market. sheep and lambs supply 800, market steady. receipts 3000 with higher market. Prime heavy hogs around 11 990 to 12. heavy mixed 12.15 to 12.45. mediums 12.65 to 12.85. heavy Yorkers 12.33 to 12.45. light Yorkers 12.35 to 12.40. pigs 12.40 to 12.45. roughs 39.50 to 10.60. stags 67. The rest appears a garbled anecdote about a traveling man and a Pullman porter with unclear meaning.
A fragment mentions a one dimensional continuum and universal harmony in space. Chester-Bids sought to build a Ford Motor Co plant on riverfront. A note recalls Bowling Green statues dragged in 1776 and melted into bullets, with Washington’s first statue placed on the pedestal in 1802.
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