04 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
1
Subscription rates listed by state one year by order one month. Also notes copy and rates. Office and printing plant located on Carpenter Ave Indiana PA. Recorded in the Indiana post office as Record-Class Mail.
Summer social notes from Marion Center to Indiana detail locals and visitors. Re elected South Fork School principal Alex Williams of Punxsutawney tours regional ties and other residents travel to Pittsburg Erie and Rock Island for visits and events.
Three bottles of Electro Bitters cured a severe malaria attack for A. Fretwell of G who praised their effect. The ad claims the remedy wards off fever biliousness weakness and related ailments, offering 50 cents per bottle with a money-back guarantee.
Investigation opened in Muskogee into Senator Gore and a House member allegedly offered 25000 dollars to back a plan depriving Oklahoma Indians of 3,000,000 from coal and asphalt lands sales. Gore promised to reveal names dates and details of the alleged Washington hatched scheme.
In Muncie Indiana August 4 a six year old boy William Johnson son of Lloyd Johnson was fatally burned after a moving picture depicted Indians burning a man at the stake. A group of children reenacted the scene using newspapers under and around the boy then setting him alight before the fire was put out.
Gustav Caulfield of New York awoke to a rat sighting and fired a rifle in his home. In the gray dawn he shot and mangled his big toe, misidentifying the target as a rat. The incident follows his decision to wage war on pests.
A vivid account explains why prunes are never picked but fall to the ground when ripe. Laborers, often whole families, gather the fruit in orchards and use troughs with needles, lye baths, and sun drying to produce staple prunes. The process ends with sorting by size on a shaking sleeve, boxing, weighing, and shipping ready for markets.
A comic exchange records a family quarrel sparked by wit. The wife tires of her husband’s heavy humor and responds with a dramatic act by throwing a lamp, revealing a clash of temper within the household.
In a terse exchange Bi Tragedy asks if ANG can act at all. Love Comedy counters that sometimes he can, noting today he performed for a man nearly starved and seeking free lunch. Cethelle Biendard and Tes report the odd dialogue.
Des MoinesAug 4 Iowa Republicans backed the insurgence against the Payne Aldrich tariff law and rejected Taft as the party’s president. Dolliver lost the permanent chair, Mabray named, Cummins faced protest, and a standpat defeat signaled a strong insurgent motion for August 30 council and a Taft denouncement in the platform.
President Taft will attend the National Conservation Congress in St Paul on Sept 5 and deliver an address. The White House says the speech may serve as a rough draft for his annual conservation message. Some Taft supporters feared Pinchot and Garfield could complicate the event if their followers gain influence.
An advertisement touts Purietan Save and Invigorator as cures for hair loss and dandruff with a money back guarantee in two weeks. It promotes Parisian Sage as a non greasy scalp scent, selling large bottles for 60 cents via drugstores and mail order from Giroux Mfg. Co. in Buffalo.
Mrs Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana says Foley Kidney Pills gave a permanent cure after years of serious kidney trouble and costly supposed cures. She is able to work again and would recommend them. Sold by all druggists.
An Indiana auto party led by Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McGovern with Miss Agnes McGovern arrived at Rochester Mills, meeting a minor accident and returning by rail. Also reported are visitors from Mercer and Marionville, road work for the Aug 10 11 12 reunion, local church repairs, illnesses, and residents moving or recovering at Punxsutawney.
Rocky Mount N C resident J R Pitt recounts a severe cold and cough cured after using Dr King's New Discovery. He praises it as the best remedy for diseased lungs hemorrhages lagrippe asthma hay fever throat or lung trouble. 50 cents 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by Daugherty Bros
Historians debate the age of playing cards noting that evidence rests on mentions and finds in plausible locations. If no mentions arise in contexts where spokes of artifacts would fit, it is scarcely assumed that writers did not know of them.
A fraught notice from a Stanford University chapter member records distress as a house is threatened by spring gun activity and old home ties come under pressure. The scene centers on attachment to a cherished dwelling and impending loss.
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