Rheumatism Cure Claimed by Van Buren Farmer
Frank Hows of Van Buren recounts wasting years and money on a physician for rheumatism. He says Smith's Arte Proscription cured pain in one day and freed him from crutches, with lasting relief after using Uric-O bottles. He urges others to try the remedy and offers to share details. The notice promotes free trials from Smith Drug Co in Syracuse and endorsements in Indiana.
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Frank Hows
van Buren
Smith's Arte
Frianda
Frank Rowe
Baldwinsville
X.Y
Smith Drug Co
N.Y
Urico
Indiana
J. B. Houk
Indians Pharmacy
Pittsburg Extension Delayed by Railroad Officials
Pittsburg Post reports the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad will not extend the line to Pittsburg this year. Surveys were ordered, but high costs and weak business sentiment led to traffic arrangements with other lines. Rail upgrades include heavier rails south from Junsaa, with curves reduced and mine capacity at Saga more to be increased. Possible joint new yards at Clae by Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg and Buffalo and Susquehange.
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Pittsburg
Buffalo & Suacuehanca
Junsaa
Parisian Sage touted to cure dandruff in two weeks
Dandruff remedy Parisian Sage, a French invention by Prof. Giroux, is sold in the United States by T. R. Wildebrand and Gi roux Mfg. Co. of Buffalo New York. It promises dandruff relief or money back and claims hair growth within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Wildebrand
Hildebrand
Indiana Pool League sets county rivals in playful clash
Devotees form a county pool league with teams from Lodiena Clymer Homer Cuy Craskulds Blacklick. Indiana wins at Clymer 223 to 191. Individual results list Lodiana players Namten 49 Conner 60 Richard 50 Gilgeriat 24 White 50. Clymer players Ebrong 60 Santa 23 Waite 35 Neal oy 60 King 73.
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Pol
Towon
Lodiena
Clymer
Homer Cuy
Craskulds
Blacklick
Indiana
Lodiana
Pennammten
Conner
Richard
Gil‘geriat
White
Clomer
Ebrong
Santa
Waite
Nealoy
King
Asquith Publishes Official Cabinet Appointments List
London April Vi Official list shows premier Asquith retaining offices while naming peers. Key figures include Lloyd George Churchill McKenna Morley Fowler Tweedmouth Crewe and others. Speculation on Parliament dissolution noted but government remains as is.
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Asquith
London
Pew
Daily Chronicle
Flerbert H. Asquith
Treasury
Davi Lfoyd George
Exchequer
Lord Tweedmouth
Comune
Marl of Crewe
Reinald
Hyomei Promised Quick Cure For Coughs And Colds
In a strong testimonial, Hyomei is touted as a cure for catarrh asthma bronchitis hay fever and colds with claims of relief in under two hours. The ad asserts that the antiseptic air relieves inflamed nasal membranes and notes price and availability at T. E Aldebrand’s extra bottles. A customer from Heldredge Ned endorses rapid relief and overall effectiveness for colds and sore throats.
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Eiverybody
Johsler
T. E Aldebrands
Joseph M. Harbaugh
Heldredge
Ned
Easter Day Choral Service at Christ Church
An enlarged Easter choir will sing at the 10:30 a.m. service at Christ Episcopal Church with Misa Cogswell organist. The program includes Messiah Hallelujah, Christ the Lord Has Risen Today, The Day of Resurrection, and a Festival March.
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Misa Cogswell
Christ, Episcopal Church
Bartlett
Three Arrested on Monday in Town Court
Grant Gassett, fined ten dollars, banished from town for two hours after a Monday hearing before Burgers Crossmun. He, an enc clopedis agent, drank heavily and became familiar with several young women. Two Indiana youths were also arrested for drunkenness by Chief Herria.
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Grant Gassett
Burgers Crossmun
Gassett
Herria
Echo of Chambersville Shooting Grand Jury Case
A grand jury will hear a Chambersville shooting case from six months ago. One man wounded in the arm, Steve Whiteco, faced shooting accusations but was placed under detention on Monday. Justice J J McGracken ordered custody while the matter proceeds. The Lytle home at South Tenth Street, now Miss Sherrill and eleven German pupils at Normal, is known as Rubelieb. The residents moved due to crowding in the main building, and the parties meet at Nor Opal.
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Jone
Chambersville
Mafa
Steve Whiteco
Gaid
Mass
Juatlee
J. J. McGracken
Lytle
South Tenth Street
Sherrill
Normal
Noropal
State News In Brief From Across The Region
Joinstown Cambria Steat company recalls 1506 employees to work. Fairmont W Va prisoner escapes jail using iron shard. Philadelphia detectives dismissed for fund of service. Columbus Doughty starts stomach treatment. Washington contractor Peter Leslin dies at home aged 78. Wheeling John Frost dying in Boone hospital. Bellaire knife wounds bolster suspect Edward Seville. Tintontown Oliver Miller 76 dies, Brownsville milling figure. Bellefontaine police link Salvatore Cira to Black Hand. Philadelphia Miss Elizabeth Cook Bitten by Gila monster may lose arm. Pittsburg Senator Penrose aide George Ouver defeated for national delegate. Bradford Forest Sprague 25 dies after shooting. Latrobe two police children escape near suffocation. Kent George Botham oldest Odd Fellow at 70th birthday. Huntington three workers hurt by dynamite explosion. Canton Bernardo Genetti killed in street fight. Louis Rossi arrested. Wheeling ballot-box tampering suspects jailed on 300 bonds. Fostoria John Weber 67 dies breaking neck. Black Lick John Murray suicides. Springfield Crowell Publishing office flood from ceiling collapse. Cleveland severed head found. Michael Soboda identified. Erie Mrs William Rollins dies after circus fire burns.
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Kent
George, H. Botham
Park Gage Lodge
Rotherham
England
Huntington
W. Va
Couayandotte Valley
Chesapeake and Ohio
Joseph Lewis
Thomas Swan
Canton
Bernardo Genetti
Louis Rossi
Genetti
Rossi
Wheeling
Charles Gilligan
John Farley
Ohio
Fostoria
Tohn Weber
First New York Volunteer Artillery
National Military Home
Leavenworth
Kan
Westoria
Sarah Knapp
Buffalo
Indiana
John Murray
Black Lick
Murray
Fayane County
White
Notich: thief identified in steward engine house key theft
The person who took a key from the steward engine house is known and will be prosecuted unless he returns it to Ed Lichteberger of the Indiana Fire Department.
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Notich
Stward
Ed. Lichteberger
Indiana Fire Department
Dr Leonhardt Hem-Rold Piles Cure Advertises Guarantee
Nationwide readers are told ordinary remedies fail to cure piles. Dr Leonhardt Hem-Rold is claimed to remove the cause with a permanent cure. Each month’s treatment costs $1 and is sold by T B E Aildebrand in Indiana or the Dr Leonhardt Co in Niagara Falls New York.
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Indiana
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Niagara Falls
N. Y
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Walter H. Jackson
Iggatad
New Gate
Quepenter Avenue
Ulans Mall
Juneau
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sEtteg Escors
Atoberty
NEW British
Hymoel
Episcopal Church
Joinstown
Cambria Steat Company
Fairmont
W. A. Weaver
Philadelphia
Polimmbus
Dork Doughty
Senate
Washington
Peter Leslin
W.va
John Frost
Boone Hospital
Bellaire
Edward Seville
Tintontown
Oliver Miller
Brownsville
Bellefontaine, O
George T. Ouver
Penrose
Allegheny County
Thirty-second
Bradford
Forest Sprague
Davis City
Latrobe
Alalloy
Springfield, O
Crowell Publishing Company
Cleveland
Michael Soboda
Bedford
Soboda
Erie
William Rollins
Cole Bros.’ Circus
St. Vincent's Hospital
Burns
Harborreek
Rol- Hus
Rol
Steinway
Publis
Tien Witsoe
Fifths Ave
Pittsburgh
Atrecht
Adiana Penna
Woots
Lucerne
Homer City
Muasic Studen
Bath
Phila
R&nt
North Sixth Street
Court House
Inquire Gazette Office
IGT
Steele
S Seventh Street
Water Street
Aleq
Schos Etreet
Light Bay
Ray
Cattarn
Edward Rowe
Manufacturers Distributing Company
Fitzsimmons Building
Pgh
Sat
Church Street
St.Clair la
W. R. Loughry & CO
Corn Products Manufacturing CO
The
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Carl and Lee
J. C. Wallace & Son
Phila. St
Somerset Maple Sugar and Syrup
Pexi
Henry H. Steving
Pennsylvania
New Indiana House
Daugherty Bros
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