29 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
1
A speech argues there is no prejudice against honestly acquired wealth, only against wealth obtained insanely. It calls for distributive justice, warns monopolies threaten democracy, and condemns railroads or passes used to favor rulers. Public highways and railways must serve all, not a few.
Sale notice offers a grocery store at a fine location with no old goods and a quick-buyer bargain. Inquire at the Gazette office, B04-bF.
S Jemison of Spring Grove York County Pa reports five years of use in his family and recommends the remedy to many in York County claiming it cures promptly. He notes it is sold by all druggists and endorses its effectiveness.
A jolly crowd of seventeen girls gathered on the park dancing platform to play The Farmer in the Dell after arriving on the 6730 car for a picnic. Names listed include Mary Doberneck Alta Huey Florence Hess Daisy Hess Minnie Ortz Ella Flude Flora Ness Margaret Duff Peggy Brady Anna O'Hara Oliva Swank Dora Adame Jennie Palmer and guest Misa Schesler of Latrobe all from Indiana. Also a testimonial extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praising its life saving help during a severe measles episode attributed to the writer Mrs Mary Deberneck.
New York welcomes Prince Wilhelm of Sweden arriving from Oyster Bay for a several day stay. He meets civic, naval and military authorities and will attend a banquet at the Hotel Astor hosted by the Swedish colony tomorrow night with officers of the cruiser Fylgia. The event mirrors the Waldorf affair for Prince Henry of Prussia in size.
Peterborough Ohio resident G L Stephenson reports over ten years of pile suffering with itching and bleeding. He credits Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid for a dramatic improvement after three boxes, saying he is now cured and health improved. Sold by T E Hildebrand in Indiana and Niagara Falls.
Attracts Attention, the Moore-Lyon Printing Company of Lighth Street has issued a sign that outrivals all prior yellow signs. The artwork was designed by John B. Lyon of the firm and is described as a peacherino.
An 30s Iowa style testimonial from J H Seitz of Dewoit Mich states the tablets restore appetite when impaired and relieve bloated feelings while producing pleasant and satisfactory bowel movement. Package price 25 cents with sample free at druggists.
The nineteenth Pittsburgh Exposition opens with the dedication of the city’s new largest music hall featuring the Theodore Thomas orchestra led by Frederick Stock. Attendees fill 3,500 first floor seats as acoustics improve, with Rostock’s 100 trained animals and many side attractions drawing crowds.
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