26 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented OCR mentions Bell Telephone and Western Union wires near Gaingaville with a cut line south of That wire ended at age. Automobiles carry messages toward southern destinations. OC Dinsmere made a business visit to Punxsutawney today.
REIGHT MOVE AT CONEMAUGH and related figures show two day totals and 11 967 cars. Westbound trains run nearly as full as eastbound ones, with empties common on westbound runs. Car movements to mines granaries and stockyards are strained as sources seek resumed shipments. Officials and union members meet in Chicago as talks begin, hoping for a settlement.
Railroaders at Conemaugh show conservatism regarding the strike while nine tenths of union members are expected to remain at work. The Pennsylvania Railroad has not yet hired special police, fueling optimism among local officials that trains will run. Police Chief Gesree Poling in Pittsburgh reports no surface activity indicating a broad hiring effort. The overall mood is hopeful despite secret registrations and cautious measures.
Rochester Mills residents and families are shown taking casual trips over the weekend. Frank Paits and sons Max and Guy enjoyed a gauge of travel to Falls Creek while others, including Hidayee Richardson and Cor a May Shavit, visited Greensburg Bradford and Pittsburgh for short vacations and family time.
The Pennsylvania State College plans a November observance of PanPennsylvania Day with campus activities and a football game featuring Carie Teel as the highlight. The student club and band will add to the day’s events with an assembly in the auditorium and a visitor turnout expected.
At a Mothers Meeting the wives of a hota New York diving sand fates Hateners warn to protect health and develop bodies. The talk suggests following instructions to maintain vigor and seek assist when needed. Lydia EB Pink’s Vegetable Compound is cited as a remedy to restore balance.
An interest special event of the month will be the presentation of golf tournament trophies to winners at the Ladisna Country Club. The feature will begin at nine. There will be music by Cat's Orchestra from Purxsutawney and a display honoring veterans with a parade float.
Hyamel claims rapid relief from coughs and colds with a special formula that goes to the spot and kills germs. Money back if it fails, offered by Hildebrand's Drug Store.
A disjointed text fragment describes Halloweeners, language shaky and poetic. It hints at social norms, youth behavior, and a theme of freedom against constraints. The excerpt appears as a playful meditation on seasonal merriment and expressive freedom.
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