08 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1910
Page
1
Nuela Gates visited friends in Panx Mutawney and many locals shared visits with kin in Wilkinsburg PlanWille and Punxsutawney. The piece lists numerous social calls, hospital moves, homecomings, and travel by residents including the Woodsons, Robinsons, Lukeharts, McConaugheys, and others across Punxsutawney, Pittsburgh, Braddock, and Monongahela.
T. H. Hart of the Oakland ery Association and his wife Jeff will attend the session of the National Association of Cemetery Superintendents in Gettysburg this week. After the meeting adjourns the superintendents will visit the National Cemetery.
Two travelers from Washington pa Pierce and Clark Wiegine attended the W. and J. gathering. They report their homes were well and the school was in summer session. A cough medicine is recommended for cough cold and cold by ill drug.
Paris dispatch notes the royal family’s hostility to the marriage of Miss Katherine Elkins and the Duke of the Abruzzi has eased and an official engagement announcement is expected soon. Miss Elkins and her mother have traveled Europe months, lately Toblach Austria, amid reports of the Duke’s trips from Venice where he directs the arsenal.
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is claimed to have succeeded in nine dysentery epidemics. It is said to work for both children and adults and can be made pleasant by mixing with water and sugar. Sold by all druggists.
A fragmented column discusses pay equality and roles in a congregation, noting women seeking fair pay from a man’s perspective. It argues the prayer meeting reflects church vitality and spiritual life, presenting quotes from Francis B Clark and Henry van Dyke on ambition, virtue, and the human longing for a better life.
Fragmentary dialogue pieces show a playful domestic scene with a mother reproving a little girl about a glove and a humorous exchange about a cook's references. The content mirrors light period humor and social banter from Harper's Bazar.
A Pittsburg Press snippet recounts a hotel clerk mishearing a guest who wants "room and bawth" and correcting the rate. The pompous traveler insists on the bath with emphasis, leading to a polite price adjustment quoted at five dollars a day.
A brief Chicago News item notes a social quip where a mother and a visitor discuss twin daughters said to be inseparable. The young man is complimented on wealth and advised to “make good as a separator,” illustrating light local gossip tone.
A fragmentary note captures a playful exchange about dance and wit featuring a boastful early bird remark. The dialogue references a gallant response and a worm metaphor, echoing classical and London hints as part of a vintage newspaper snippet.
A narrator recalls sketching a hungry tramp girl in rough dress who asks for payment and privacy. The tale follows her path from wandering to a reuniting with family, aided by the artist who learns her identity as Gladys Seymour through a newspaper notice and a legal guardian. The story ends with a contested memory of the sketch and a reunion.
Dr W D Gates left Sunday for a two week vacation at Atlantic City J T Bell Esq visited Kiagon Todd at East Pittsburg Edward Swan employed at Natrona spent Sunday with his parents Harry C Hackman left Sunday for East Pittsburg to be located during the summer Hale Tomb returned home after visiting near Cherrytree Mrs J S Russell and sister Miss Sarah Hall left Sunday for Montreal Charles Russell Montreal Canada Alex M Stewart made an overland trip to Apollo returning with his wife and child visiting Mrs Stewart's mother
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