19 Aug 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
1
A lawn fete at St Bernard's Church Tuesday evening netted about $200 for the congregation. Fruits sold drew much patronage with prizes awarded to buyers. Paul Graft won a hand painted Gish prize and John Vogel claimed a gilded clock.
Mr Edward E Henry of United States Express Co Chicago reports that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him of chronic diarrhoea after use on trains. He claims many on trains were helped and notes his service in the 284 Ohio Regiment. For sale by all druggists.
Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky claims twenty years of painful pranulated sore eyes were cured after using Chamberlato's Salve. He bought a box, used two thirds, and his eyes have had no trouble since. The salve is sold by all druggists.
C. 8 Steele, cashier of the Homer City bank, is now occupying his handsome new pressed brick residence on Church street in that town.
John Flenniken of Burre township and Hon H J Thompson of Marion Center were in Indiana today. W S Martz and G M Glasgow represented Glen Campbell in town. Mrs Lorna M Williams, after ten days with the Buchanans, left for Johnstown to visit Mr and Mrs Gocher and Mr and Mrs William Updegrave.
Mr and Mrs James A Taylor Dr James Hammers Miss Helen Galley and others returned Tuesday evening after spending a fortnight on Crooked Creek near South Ben.
An advertisement urges readers to choose Learo's Superlative flour claiming top quality for superior bread. The message promotes a slogan style claim and mentions Mil dex the Tailor and Indiana News in a promotional context.
Readable facts are scarce in the OCR fragment listing scattered codes and acronyms such as ALO ORM PSE and DBho. No identifiable people places organizations events or dates emerge to anchor a coherent news item or summary.
Eagle lodge members and families gather at Idlewood Park for a day of picnicking. Apple's Orchestra arrived on the 2:30 car to provide music for the afternoon and evening activities.
Indiana resident Mrs. W H Martin credits Doans Kidney Pills with curing her husband’s backache and kidney trouble after extended suffering. She praises the product obtained at Hidebrand's Drug Store and notes improvements in energy and health. Also claims benefits for her daughter who had severe headaches and back pain. Poster Milburn Co stands as national distributor with 50 cent price.
Ed Cargon a Covington negro convict hid in the blast steam pipe of the shoe shop to break jail. He withstood hot steam until warned by guards and finally emerged after the pipe overheated. He had blocked the pipe with bread and fear that his plan could last days.
Mr A Cohlasen of Dramegwin Ontario suffers indigestion and endorsed Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy. The ad notes easy taking, prompt benefits, and 2a price with free samples at drug stores. J D McCracken and family thank neighbors for support during the illness and death of wife and mother Mrs J D McCracken.
A home remedy is promoted for piles with drops of Carbolic Acid one dram Zotan and a small quantity of ointment. The ad suggests having a druggist mix the formula and apply it night and morning. Also mentions services in dyeing, clipping and repair, and Indiana Dye Works at 647 Philadelphia Street.
Ashtabula Ashtabula county Ohio twenty five year old Bert Foz of Plymouth Ohio dies in a Lake Shore train collision. Tiffin Wester pottery plant with 400 workers resumes after a month shutdown. Bellefontaine lightning kills thirty two sheep on Michael Moon farm. Fostoria Clarence Bradner fourteen dies after stepping in front of a car. Corry Albert Prather forty falls under Erie freight train loses a leg. Parkersburg body identified as Alex McCune after three weeks missing. Marion Lena Jenkins children die within twenty one days. investigation. Washington copperhead killed by Mrs. Robert Withrow near Murdocksville. Greensburg Henry Dible nineteen killed by wagon wheel and saw mill gear. Washington drownings from gas in old well witnessed by son and neighbor. Sandusky William Link twenty escapes police by jumping ferry into bay. body search continues. Columbus Aero Club of Canada enters balloon race in international event at Aug 29. Caldwell Ray Mee twenty two and William Leonard twenty five die in well accident near Moplinville. Tar Ohio river steamer Hatfield sinks twelve miles above Gallipolis. Youngstown fox hunter thwarts robbery. dog barks alerts. robber escapes with clothing. Akron Senator Charles Dick skips Youngstown campaign opening due to Indianapolis encampment. offers alternate support. Franklin Mike Holka hanged for murder. first Franklin execution since 1968. Ashtabula final seawall ale eight feet high completed on government breakwater. Clarksburg Jane-Lew Coal case judge appoints receiver. others seek injunction to halt mining. decision reserved.
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