19 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes list roles including Manager and Editor Smith and City Editor with partial, unclear names and figures. No coherent event or action is readable.
An editorial expresses concern about reproducing a piece from the Punxmey Spirit in Mon evening’s Gazette. It states the article originated from a Spirit editor and was printed as courtesy at the request of a local Republican member. The note clarifies readers should not infer Gazette endorsement.
Thomas, a Smyersville business visitor on the Indiana branch, was attacked by a foreigner on Friday at Punxsutawney. The assailant knocked him down with a heavy club, rifled his pockets, and escaped before being pursued. Constable Calageru Bairolo later captured the robber.
Local notes list Paul Munshower of Greenburg and Q Peterson of Peterson & Co visiting in Atlantic for two weeks. J and Mrs Henry Hauser of Pittsburgh and Dr and Mrs G B Churchill of Waterstreet host, with Margaret Peterman of Cher visiting in Shyer Avenue. Also ad copy misreads hint at a diarrhoea remedy and testimonials for a cholera product with widespread sales.
A local advertisement seeks a girl for general house work at 423 East Church Street Indiana Pennsylvania. It lists contact and classification details with a house and rooms rental line nearby. The notice also advertises multiple real estate options near the Court House area including fifteen lots and colony plan prospects in Indiana Pennsylvania.
A gray crocheted handbag left at the QOFO picnic on the fair grounds is missing. If found, return to Mrs. C. C. Williams of Homer City Pennsylvania.
The sixth annual reunion of the Society of the McAlisterville Soldiers Orphans School for 1864 1888 will be held at Burnham Park near Lewistown on Thursday August 2 1913. A literary and musical program will be rendered with the usual social features of these reunions.
A garbled portion from London Tit-Bits touches on Frances Wills writing to a friend after a daughter’s loss, remarks on wealth and belonging, and a raucous pun by an uncle. It also references a street encounter where power and eloquence are debated amid sarcasm and mispronunciation.
An Indiana Pa reader describes relief from back ache headaches and pelvic pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad claims kidney weakness causes misery in work and leisure and cites a testimonial from Mrs M L Lower at 41 W Oak St Indiana PA. Pills sold by all dealers with Taster Milburn Co as sale agents.
A promotional note from St. Clair,4 & Co. Distributors urges customers to order Aloha Flour from grocers and bake at fall, offering a refund if not pleased by turning in the empty sack to the supplier.
Read about women in Utica Ohio and Nebo Illinois praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female weakness and long standing troubles. They report renewed strength, ability to work, and improved health after using the product amid claims doctors offered little help.
A fragment from a quote states that a good husband is one who never feels sorry for himself. The line reflects old style wisdom on marital virtue attributed to a female speaker.
Mexico City August 19 Huerta flatly refused to tolerate U S interference in Mexican affairs demanding recognition within twelve hours or severing communications. The note signals a de facto war state, with Huerta evading Wilson mediation and Washington weighing next steps. Two possibilities include pressuring Huerta to withdraw refusal or broad diplomatic actions to curb arms shipments while seeking settlement.
Handsome 45 inch round extension tables with oak tops and claw feet priced at 12.75. 48 inch Golden Oak extension tables at 16.75. 45 inch Colonial extension tables at 13.75. 48 inch extension tables with oak tops at 21.75. Oak dining chairs range from 13.65 to 19.50. Golden Oak and Colonial buffets priced from 25.50 to 39.00.
In a lengthy furniture sale the shop offers Mahogany Parlor Suites at 29.75 with 39 value, three piece sets and oak parlor suites at 33.50. Library and round tables, oak chairs, and leather covered easy chairs sold at marked sale prices from 7.50 to 21.75, with leather and span leather options highlighted.
Local department store advertises heavy post metal beds with all steel springs and white or bronze finishes. Prices shown include 8.95 for sanitary metal beds and 14.75 for sanitary maple beds, with several other bed and brass options in bold sale figures.
Fine Latin Walnut and Mahogany chamber suites offered at reduced prices. Walnut sets with bed dresser and chiffonier now $47.50 from $60, three piece Mahogany suites in sale at $98, additional walnut and oak chiffonieres discounted with unclear lower line reflecting sale pricing.
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