Fragmentary OCR Note Pertains To Room Flat On Sixth Street
Fragmentary text mentions a room or flat on Sixth Street with partial details. No clear dates names or entities emerge. Readable fragments suggest an address snippet and unrelated letters.
01 Sep 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions a room or flat on Sixth Street with partial details. No clear dates names or entities emerge. Readable fragments suggest an address snippet and unrelated letters.
Miller Boring and Eva Boring both of Belgano and Strongstown were married on Thursday August 27 by Rev. Joseph Weaver at his residence in Belsano.
Albert Fisher aged 69 died at his Bolivar home on Sunday from heart failure. A Mifflin county native, he joined the Civil War early, losing part of a foot. He later ran a Bolivar general store and leaves a widow and six children in Bolivar Pittsburgh Altoona Braddock and the far east cavalry service Roy. Funeral services were held at the Wisher home Tuesday afternoon with interment in Bolivar cemetery.
J Houghland of Eldon Iowa urges men enlisting for the Spanish war to take Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, saying many thanks have been received for the advice. He claims no person should be without this remedy while traveling or at home and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Real estate transfers listed include Nixon Run Land Co. to Borough of Clymer for a lot in Clymer at 752.50, H Howell to G L Clawson for a Blairsville lot at 348, G L Clawson to Elizabeth Palmer Blairsville lot at 300, Simon Shaffer to Charles G Clark 132 acres and 15 perches in Burwell at 1,500, R C Stuchel to Agnes J Ilott lot in Indiana at 1,850, Ales Bennett to Westley Thater for 248 acres in White at 35, Sarah Duncan to Angelo Miane a Center lot at 300, John G Joas to Daniel Ryoust Blairsville West Wheatfield lot at 1,000, First National Bank of Glen Campbell to Glen Campbell Lodge 1 0 C F let in Glen Campbell 24 8. For good style and good tailoring our Benjamin Young Men's Suits lead good clothes for all uses. W R LOUGHRY & CO
Elkhart Indiana report describes Mrs Sapre Williams suffering sixteen years with organic inflammation female weakness and pain. She records temporary relief from six doctors and credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash after four months. Publication allowed.
An advertisement fragment compares brands tarine with Prairie Queen and Good Luck, urging customers to call or have H. S. Trainer arrange quick auto delivery from 658 Philadelphia St. Also notes a help-wanted line for a bookkeeper at Gazette Office and a typewriter operation query.
Mrs C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana reports eleven years ago she was seriously ill with a summer complaint and one dose of this diarrhoea remedy stopped the trouble. For sale by all dealers.
Mrs M J Gallagher of Geneva New York suffered acute indigestion and constipation for over a year. After trying many remedies she found relief with Chamberlains Tablets, taking two bottles. She reports rapid improvement and now eats heartily with no bad effects. Sold by all dealers.
The tale explains lapel nicks as a secret signal among Moreny supporters during Napoleon’s era. It describes how conspirators used the nick to quietly show allegiance while avoiding overt sympathy. The mark supposedly formed the letter M when observed from certain angles.
A fragmentary remark from Variety Life notes a saying about mistaken identity and parallel efforts. The line contrasts proving a point to explaining differences between a mother and daughter and the difficulty of telling them apart.
In a terse exchange Wickly asks if your son finished college. Wickley replies no, remarking that Efe went through him and attempted to remove him, cited by Harper's.
London reports desperate battles as two massive German columns press toward Paris from the north. Allied troops retreat from Valenciennes to Cambrai and the Somme frontier, with Paris fearing a decisive strike as Meuse battles turn. French and British forces claim mixed success while preparing to reinforce Paris and defend the capital.
Paris faces a sudden wartime shift as German forces loom. Thousands leave the city while banks stockpile cash and transport is scarce. Authorities promise food reserves would outpace 1870 in case of siege as shelves fill with flour coal and provisions. In Latrobe Pennsylvania Burgage Garry Stewart imposes a $5 fine or ten Sundays of meatless service for a boy arrested under a tent crawl. The boy accepts the sentence.
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