25 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1916
Page
1
The piece argues that organic chemistry has shifted production from natural sources to artificial methods, citing madder and indigo as examples. It discusses how protective tariffs and patent laws affect American chemical industries, and notes the broad impact on foods, medicines, dyes, and explosives.
The memory of red coats and gilt banners recalls Arthur Demming and John Vogel as the King and Emperor of blackface fun. A capacity crowd is expected tonight as the famed troupe performs, promising laughter and entertainment for all attendees.
Paris Sept 28 official French War Office report notes another heavy artillery action as potential prelude to Angl o French attacks on the Somme front. London Sept 25 German defenses north of Neuve Chapelle and Halluch heavily damaged by British mines. counterattack east of Courcellette repulsed. Berlin Sept 25 Berlin confirms loss of two Zeppelins during the England raid. London Sept 26 Royal Flying Corps examining downed Zeppelins to study construction. heavy damage reported on eastern and southern coasts, but big Zeppelins largely offset losses. About 120 killed or wounded in southern and southeastern London during the raid.
A record crowd attended St Bernard's church for the closing exercises of the mission. Father Scheer preached on perseverance and urged following up victories with continued effort. He cited scripture and praised parishioners for their fervor, inviting all to tonight's talk on marriage in divorce.
An old age warning advises keeping the liver and bowels regular to look and feel younger. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and biliousness, claiming easy use and reliable relief, available everywhere.
Dozens of brief notes list residents and guests in Johnstown and nearby towns. W Ford Gibson sparit Sunday at home. Miss Mary Lockard returned to teach in Johnstown this winter. Mr and Mrs Paul Pleem ing returned to Wirt Oklahoma. Dr and Mrs Bat Emerson toured Johnstown to visit relatives. Fred Gessler spent the weekend here. Mrs W R Calhoun visited Pittsburgh yesterday. St Clair of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with family visiting in James St Clair home. Arthur Tisher spent the weekend with his family. William Detwiler left for West Liberty Iowa. Miss Caroline Lytle of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with her mother. Mr and Mrs E S Campbell and sons Ellsworth and Delos visited Pittsburgh. Vera Randall of Iselin was the meal "of Mitlee" Gignelle. Wayne Tornly went to Maston to enter Lafayette College. Gilmore I Bell of Hallwood in town. Mr and Mrs J Hogue motored to Indians. Mr and Mrs John M Daugherty and family motored to Jeannette. Mrs J A Tick of South Seventh street returned from Pittsburgh for treatment. Mrs Luesta K McWovern of South Tenth street goes to Cleveland for Lakeside hospital operation. Dr and Mrs Charles Stewart and son James motored to Indiana to visit parents. Romania can now report to its old idea that she poked the stick in the cage and that there really is something in there.
A dated advertisement extolls Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a quick relief option for families. It emphasizes prompt treatment before a physician arrives and notes the medicine is obtainable everywhere.
Shankle, a Cherry Tree resident and Civil War veteran, collapsed while seated and died shortly after. A large family mourns the loss as services are planned. In Rayne Township, two-year-old Paul Frederick Nibert died of acute indigestion. Funeral for Nibert is at St Bernard's Church with interment in the church cemetery.
Transfers include Henry JH Smith to Samuel Killen for 9.38 acres in East Wheatfields 600 and George Garaik to Gracinto Morriro for a lot in Burrell S534. Rochester figures show J TL to Antonio Monnorino for a Marion Center lot and J TL to Giuseppe Pingitora for another Marion Center lot at $200. A quoted childhood exchange ends the fragmentary notice with a judge reference.
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