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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
3
Report describes turpinite, a deadly gas core in French shells weighing fifty six pounds each. Explosions within 400 yards release gas harming troops. Inventor M Tirpin demonstrates lab tests while German casualties rise in trenches with no wounds. Allies consider halting use due to danger.
United States citizens may sell any commerce item to belligerent governments or their agents without violating international law, treaty, or U S statute. Neutrality does not require preventing such sales, only preventing the final delivery of contraband to the enemy. Frances McGrady, 21, held on aggravated assault after acid was thrown in Robert McDonald’s face following a quarrel. Pittsburgh police. $20,000,000 War Credit Passed by The Hagua Chamber for a second war credit.
Chicago and Pittsburgh market quotataons show hogs cattle sheep and grain prices with receipts totals for the day. Chicago reports hog receipts 39 900 with varied bid ranges and cattle receipts 29 000 plus sheep 42 000 while Pittsburgh lists cattle prime to common prices and sheep lambs values along with hog and butter and egg figures.
State Zoologist H A Surface recommends home and cave storage to keep apples and pears until fall and winter. He urges building ventilated stone or concrete storage to sell locally, cut freight, packing, and middleman costs, and avoid shipping surplus to cities.
Dr Samuel G Dizon emphasizes the value of correct posture for bodily health and mental attitude. He advocates proper seated and standing positions, simple exercises, and the removal of backless benches in schools to allow feet on the floor and desks of proper height. He notes the impact of slouching on breathing and heart action, and urges timely posture training for children and adults alike.
A Northern Pennsylvania woman asked State Zoologist A Surface at Harrisburg how to remove an annoying winter fly. He advised keeping one window open with the curtain half drawn, then burning pyrethrum or hellebore with kerasque oil to drive or kill them. If needed, open windows on frosty nights to stiffen and sweep them away, noting they may be hibernating insects rather than breeding in the room.
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