25 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
1
The Ou Office and Printing Plant located a New Gazette Building with Carpenter Avey Indiana. The notice appears in a Second Class Mail matter listing.
Numerous residents and visitors are listed in Punxsutawney and nearby towns. John McKenge Burnside and Prof H D Condron Blairsville are among those visiting. several travelers head to Pittsburg Greensburg Atlantic City Philadelphia and Nebraska. A note on Dr Abernethy quotes kidney health and Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised.
Prank Veltra who was acquitted of murdering Robert Tozier is now visiting Joe Marinara and other friends in Reynoldsville. The appearance reflects a quiet post trial period as Veltra reconnects with locals.
EB R Lumsden of South Sixth has secured the contract to install heaters in the new Normal buildings. A Central Cafe prompt invites readers to try Coneysland Clam ander for 10 conte. Odd, unrelated quotations on marriage and reflection follow the notice.
The turning point in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s career comes with the first reading of The Starter Letter in T. W. Higetne’s Contempora tes. Hawthorne’s wife detects deep anxiety as he works, then joy as publisher James T. Fields reads it overnight. The world discovers him at last as recognition arrives.
Features a Philadelphia Ledger summary of camels as strong hardy beasts. Notes von Moltke praise and camel endurance carrying loads across caravan routes in Asia Minor. Describes loading training, diet, and the persistence of caravans alongside railways in Smyrna and Constantinople markets.
Sir Henry Irving recalled a pal pable snub from a highstander during a Scottish tour. He visited Shakespearean sites including the blasted heath of Macbeth. In a playful moment he asked if witches were present and the driver replied Not since the fipou in brisk Scots.
A doctor at a clinic is caught polishing items on a sideboard when a visiting professor jokes about "improving the shining hours." The exchange turns playful as they discuss ownership and worth, ending with a wry line about free advice and value.
A Baltimore American excerpt reflects a tense moment where fate favors a lone figure as luck and nerve intertwine. The fragment hints at near disaster narrowly averted and emphasizes chance over calculation in a high stake instant.
Announcements report the marriage of Prof. David Irvin Rowe founder and former president of Rowe College to Mina Lydia Marie Fichtner of Milwaukee Wisconsin. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents home on a recent Tuesday. The couple will reside in Milwaukee after November 1. Prof. Rowe is the son of Mr and Mrs George Rowe of South Seventh Street.
Thomas M Murphy of New Alexandria and Lulu G McGreery of Livermore were married by Squire J A Crossman on Thursday September 23. The ceremony joins two local families in a small town notice of the nuptials.
A petition with 80 signatures seeks Plumville incorporation as a borough and has been sent to John S. Fisher for court presentation. Social mentions include visitors from Dayton Cheater W Va and Smicksburg at local homes, Pontoon Falls tripances, and a failed Glen Campbell basketball engagement. The U P church at Atwood awaits repainting. Punxutawney area events feature visiting relatives and a county championship claim by local boys. The Saga more Sunday school picnic near town yields a joyful day. Rev E P Foreman preaches at the Ford City parishioners. The Presbyterian youth festival in the rink raises about $40.
Francis B. Clark argues in Christian Endeavor World that social gatherings matter for church life. He compares old fashioned social chats with new fashioned entertainments and stresses using events to build relationships and glorify God, whether pay or free, suppers, games, or bazaars.
The Christian Endeavorers of Kansas elected officers for their twenty second annual convention in Wichita. President E Shoecraft Overbrook first vice president Nicholas Bird Wichita second vice president Bertha Moody Topeka corresponding secretary Bessie Slade Kansas City recording secretary Minnie Rose Wichita treasurer BE Stranghan Wichita directors full term 1909 1912 H T Peters Leavenworth unexpired term 1909 1911 O J Katz Topeka junior superintendent Anna Lasaley Lyons. Next annual meeting to be held in Topeka.
John R K Stott spoke in an Australian address to Christian Endeavor societies calling Endeavorers the cadets of the church army. The remark framed youth volunteers as frontline workers in church mission.
A quoted line extols education as a safe investment and soul nourishment. The speaker, Fonjamin 'unkin, likens knowledge to enduring value. The passage links home, education, hearth, honor, and religion as guiding angels for the soul.
A Colonial tale recounts how tea reached New England and the early Boston Tea Party era. It notes 1702 advertisements in Boston and 1706 pledges to boycott tea, with incidents at Danvers Bell tavern and Ipswich area. It mentions Isaac Wilson and the burning of smuggled tea in Salem, plus postrevolution licensing for tea trades.
A rider for the Duke of an unruly horse is broken by a master who, using stakes and ropes, pins the animal in place in a field near Durham cathedral. The horse endures three days and nights with the rider on its back, till submission is achieved in this tale of tough horsemanship.
The piece explains that Scots delay laughter, choosing to think before responding. It notes ministers use this trait in delivering anecdotes. A brief comic exchange shows a veterinary joke about a horse’s pedigree and luck, ending with a pun on trust.
The text announces a public figure or character nicknamed Well Placed Bacon has secured a role described as keeping the pesthouse. It claims he is the right man for the post, naming him as the greatest pest ever in a joking, boastful tone from the source.
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