15 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
1
A guide describes growing mignonette as a small tree by sowing seeds in April, placing in a pot, pinching blossoms, and yearly pruning. By autumn low shoots are removed to form a tree shape, then repotted and kept warm in a greenhouse to produce enduring blooms for years.
Philadelphia man sues two German Hospital surgeons for 10000 dollars alleging neglect after an operation at the hospital. He entered January 14, 1911, discharged March 4 as cured, but suffered pain and later had a second operation revealing two sponges and other material in the wound.
A description extols new leather dog valises for tray sailing, lined with white goat fur for comfort. The design includes air holes and wire lattice so the dog can see out, with engraved brass name labels and leather handles for easy carrying.
When meningitis swept Texas a serum had to be administered by a familiar physician. Dr Sophian, sent from New York, joined the field and worked twenty hours a day amid the epidemic. The Journal of the American Medical Association honors doctors who die or suffer in humanitarian service.
Bill trudged along the Bowery with a splitting headache as Jack teased him. Bill explained the ache, and Jack mocked the idea of such pain. A scuffle followed when Bill struck back, the encounter revealing a mobster’s uneasy mood and clash on the street.
A fragment-poem style quote argues happiness hides in simple daily moments rather than grand feats. It stresses prioritizing small joys, sunshine and rain, quiet reflection, and avoiding common unhappiness. The text cites a rustic tone and a poetic aphorism attributed to Urisan Sweet Bar.
There are no fixed rules for advertising success. Pachmat must create his own salvation through persistence and effort. The piece stresses persistence and consistency as the key to making advertising pay, with a closing nod to the value of steady work.
Fragmentary lines reflect a reflection on personal effort and self discovery. The text hints at a universal truth that achievement requires individual struggle and perseverance. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable in readable portions.
In a mountain town artist Tom Everleigh sits at a church door dreaming of solitude. He meets Miss Edith Vincent, rector's granddaughter, and paints her portrait after a shared hymn. She later travels to St Paul, where a hospital crisis with a head injury tests their growing bond and fate.
A reflective aphorism urges people to reject the sickly ideal and the failure mindset. It warns that clinging to mediocrity drags standards down and condemns ongoing contentment with life in the valley.
Various 7 to 12 room houses advertised for sale or exchange for coal lands. Conditionally priced around 200d, near Normal school, Court House, Railroad avenue, East Washington street. Includes rooms, baths, and furnace. Advertiser T. L. Edwards Marshall Building Indiana Pa wants to move towns. Also ads for second hand Surrey, traction engine, room for hire, and help wanted including domestic help, insurance agents, furnished rooms, and factory workers.
A Titusville Pa advertisement asserts San Cura Ointment rapidly heals piles, eczema, salt rheum, ulcers, and carbuncles. A testimonial from Rey. W. BF. Gilbert credits twenty years of suffering reversed after using the product, with guarantees of cure or money back. The ad promotes 25 and 50 cent jars, infant care uses, and mail order availability.
Mrs Borchardt of Milwaukee writes she is pleased with Parisian Sage its fourth bottle and her hair grows thicker. The ad claims the product contains no Sugar of Lead and warns other dyes are dangerous. It promotes Parisian Sage as a hair nourisher and beautifier priced at 50 cents at Tom Hildebrandt and local dealers.
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