Entered in the Indiana Post Office as Second Class Matte
FRANK M. SMITH is listed as City Editor with RH. RAY serving as Manager and Editor in the Indiana Post Office entry.
29 Sep 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
1
FRANK M. SMITH is listed as City Editor with RH. RAY serving as Manager and Editor in the Indiana Post Office entry.
Classified item offers two large first floor rooms for light housekeeping in a fine location near Gazette Office. No children preferred and inquiries should be addressed to that office. The rest of the page discusses weather, rabbit crops, and rainfall impacts on supply.
Dr. N. Bert Lowman of Bellevennon spent Sabbath with his sister Mrs. A. B. King of North Ninth street near the Colonial Hotel on South Carolina Avenue. He travels east to Philadelphia for a post graduate medicine course.
Probate notices from Wiltshire and Blairsville detail bequests across several estates. Jane Be. Hivkel leaves clothes to the Little Sisters of the Poor. a priest at SS Simon and Jude Blairsville is named in the remainder. Thomas Maher is named executor for Blairs ville estate. Other wills appoint spouses as executors and date back to 1903 1915.
The inspectors under the act have no authority to concern themselves with the type of any scale weight or measure used. Their sole duty is to ascertain whether such scales weights or gauges conform to the standard prescribed by the act, subject to tolerances and allowances specified by the Chief of the Bureau.
A man is very sick during a bilious attack and improves in two days after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. The remedy invigorates the stomach, regulates bowels, and acts as an agreeable laxative. Widespread use is noted with testimonials from Emil G. Leverenz in Savannah Maine and Mrs J C Fentzel of Oakmont Pennsylvania praising its cough remedy and general effectiveness.
Greek reservists in the United States are expected to assemble in New York within a month and be deployed eastward to Salonika via chartered vessels. Lavros, a prominent Tasli Sna resident, awaits word that aid will depart soon.
Fragmentary OCR note cites conjunctival and skin color tests to judge life in the dying by Time sticeatis data. It describes injections and chemical indicators, including solutions, tongue mucosa, and a stilette based titration, with references to medical authorities and observed reactions.
Baptist ministers at a Philadelphia conference adapted the tune of Tip harry to fit a religious hymn. Rev Clarence Welllstan led the effort to use popular ditties to attract attention to church matters. The chorus praises Christianity and quotes lines about happiness and opposition to Satan. A train conversation mentions the book The Sorrows of Satan.
President Wilson spoke to about 2,000 inside Camp Emery as thousands more gathered outside for admittance. He praised democracy as a difficult form of government and hailed the war’s unifying spirit, saying the nation promotes human rights and that the experiment of self government has proved practicable.
Secretary Redfield awards contract to Manitowoc Shipbuilding for a new United States coast and geodetic survey vessel. Hull and machinery cost $189,000 with ultimate fully equipped price around $220,000. The vessel will be named the Curvour and is to be built on Lake Michigan at Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
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