Second Class Mail Matter Entered in Indiana Post Office
Entry records show the material categorized as second class mail matter within the Indiana Postoffice. The fragment indicates handling as a standard mail item on file with postal authorities.
04 Dec 1908
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
1
Entry records show the material categorized as second class mail matter within the Indiana Postoffice. The fragment indicates handling as a standard mail item on file with postal authorities.
Editorial argues against a continuous Philadelphia to Pittsburg highway at $5.9 million. It favors expanding and connecting multiple regional roads to serve most people, delaying a single long cross state route until more areas are served. It notes Tarr’s election stance on temperance and mocks future road spokes and teams.
Elmer W. Allison, known for honesty, promotes Rexall Remedies with a personal guarantee of satisfaction. The store at Philadelphia Street draws crowds as 400 Rexall products are sold, including Dyspepsia Tablets valued for stomach upset relief. A moving notice lists undertaker services at Dr G E Simpson building on Ninth Street and a marriage record on Dec 2 witnessed by Squire J.
William Mallonee, a traveling salesman from Pittsburgh, bit into an oyster in Clarksburg West Virginia on December 4 and found twenty five pearls. He planned to seek expert judgment in Wiltshire for the gemstones as townsfolk mobbed him seeking a share of the find.
Stockholders of the closed First National Bank of New Kensington, Pennsylvania, voted to make up the losses and reopen for business. Reveler Hall, after reviewing the bank’s accounts, said depositors would be paid in full and that the bank was in good condition. Each of the 500 stockholders will contribute his share to cover the deficiency that caused the suspension.
A historic ad warns of African sleeping sickness from the tsetse fly and touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for sleepless, run-down people and kidney woes. It features testimonials from Mr. George Hayes of Union City and Mrs. M. B. Smith of Indiana, Pa, promoting relief and urging Doan's as the trusted remedy.
The season brings coughs and colds and warns of diphtheria or scarlet fever risk. Quick cure lowers danger, and many mothers rely on Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Mrs I Starcher of Ripley West Virginia praises it for children, noting it leaves no opium and can be given to kids and adults alike. Sold by all druggists.
The appeal claims P. G. Naphtha Soap is better than all other soaps, saving time and money while making clothes cleaner brighter and whiter, regardless of brand or origin. The campaign emphasizes frequent comparisons to prove its lead.
WANTED Live poultry and fowl for highest market price. Indiana Wild Storage Co. seeks a middle aged gentleman with business ability to supply royal merchants with a new staple article. Apply Room 3 Clawson House from 6 to 9 this Friday evening and 8 to 9:30 tomorrow morning. C. KP.
Jamison Coal & Coke Company of Greensburg Pa seeks a few additional miners after modernizing a new mine. No labor trouble or gas, conditions are splendid, and workers who apply promptly can start immediately. Apply to the company in Greensburg or at Mines Nos 1 and 4 on the Alexandria Branch of the P R L & C near Greensburg.
A notice praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for cold relief. Mrs. M White of Butler Tennessee reports throat and lung relief after using it, claiming her health improved significantly. The ad urges readers to seek the remedy from druggists.
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