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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
1
Lincoln reader Dr. Leonhardt, a renowned specialist, promotes Hem-Roid as a superior internal and external cure for piles. He claims 98 percent success, with circulation benefits to the lower bowel. Price 81 in Buffalo mail order.
Community notes report Margaret Harris visiting Un-Bentown this week on a fortnight’s visit. Kia Arne Nicholson returns home to Indiana from Workington. Harry Qrtz travels from Vandergrift to Michigan for vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Warl Waymond and Sheeson Clair visit Warren, Ohio, to stay with Mr. Raymond’s family. Bir and Mrs. H Russell Palmer visit East Philadelphia Street, Hannover, Indiana. Russell was Miss Viola Barr before marriage. Also offers for Empress Hair Restorer, Pure Food and Drug items, home cures for piles, and local tailoring services in Gazette building, with notices of Fraternal Order Eagles bake sale and Indiana Dye Works contact.
Readable items show partial numbers and stray words like September and Marshall. The text includes disjointed numerals and unclear phrases, lacking coherent events or entities to summarize into a full news item.
A weekly Christian Endeavor topic argues vacation rest is not irreligion. The sermon cites John the Baptist’s death, Christ’s retreat, and the value of rest for body and soul. It urges following Jesus’ example of quiet in a desert place and notes Fairbanks praising the society for shaping homes and civilization.
Rev. Jacob W. Kapp of the Cincinnati union advocates two steps in the Christian Endeavor World. He urges societies to win back lapsed young people and to promote the adult movement within the Sunday school.
Hon Alfred Deakin prime minister of Australia says Christian Endeavor is a worldwide movement meeting a worldwide need. In Missionary Lands an Irish Endeavorer reports more than 100000 Endeavorers in missionary lands.
The article surveys a national push for monumental art in Washington and across the United States. It notes plans for a new Washington statue on the Capitol east front, debates over replacing the Greenough statue, and proposals for other figures including Lincoln, Hamilton, Pocahontas, Kosciuszko, and general monuments. It highlights private funding efforts, presidential support, and the broad appetite for prominent public sculpture to memorialize American leaders and history.
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