05 Dec 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
1
The passage recounts Arab ideas of horse taming from London Graphic, noting the Bedouin’s peaceful method of transferring property and his calm stance toward travelers. It mentions mare handling, caravan strategy, and a camel tethered to a mare during journeys.
A French traveler praises American bathing beaches while criticizing European seas as polluted and full of litter. The piece then describes how the body falls asleep in stages, noting muscles in the limbs awaken before those supporting the head and back, as explained by M. Cabanis the French scientist.
Mr and Mrs A M Stewart recently visited In Apollo. Paul Wood of Shelocta visited friends in Indiana today. Ed Thompson of Vandergrits was here early in the week. S M Cornell Jr of Blairsville was a business visitor in Indiana today. Isabel Cribba and Hazel Douglas recently visited in South Bend. Horace J Thompson of Marion Center were visitors in Indiana today. Marion Gray is home from Vandergrift after visiting Mrs W T Smith. William Balentine of West Philadelphia Street has been confined at home for three weeks with quinay ig slowly recovering. Nellie Guthrie arrived home after a four weeks visit in Philadelphia and Bloomsburg. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised for colds. District Superintendent W F Coo mer of Pittsburg held the quarterly service and preached at the Metbod Episcopal church here that evening. He conducts services in Marion Center M and B church tonight, Sunday morning at 9 and tomorrow evening to Creekside. Communion sermon will be held in these churches tomorrow morning. Foley's Orino Laxative advertised for constipation and bowel regulation.
An advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid as the only internal tablet for piles, promising to free blood circulation in the lower bowel. It markets $1 ratings and urges write for a brochure while noting sales by T FB ildebrand in Indiana Pa and Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Hut fala No Y. A Mississippian reader praises Poley's Kidney Remedy after two bottles, declaring renewed health and urging others to try it.
Closing quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade reported by W A Hamilton list United States Steel and other stocks with notes on bonds: Wabash preferred, Pacific Sugar, Reading, Northern Pacific, and U S Rubber among several others. Mentions of readings around 105 and 104 with miscellaneous figures and broker references.
A dense cluster of small advertisements includes a property notice from Anferddn's law office at Farmers' Bank, a for sale listing for a trend cow, an 5 and 10 acre gardening land, employment calls for 10 house carpenters with wages, and rentals for a furnished room near the P.R.R. depot. Also seeks live poultry buyers from Indiana Cold Storage Co. 591.
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade says colder weather lifted seasonal retail demand though assortments remain imperfect due to conservative stocking by dealers. Industrial activity steady except where inventories curb production. pig iron and steel show support with some declined railroad contracts. General payments improve, water shortages slow woolen and pulp mills. coke ovens and lake traffic idle seasonally. Dry goods market quieter with uneven raw material availability affecting pricing and supply.
Harvey Hazel, 17, on trial in Toledo for murdering his mother Mrs. Hazel. Prosecutors seek adolescent insanity as a defense. Father John F. Hazel, a railroad master, supports his son as jury deliberations begin after four days of testimony.
A garbled collage cites Chicago News on town gasills and a town physician. It quotes a witty exchange about poems and identity, followed by Cassell's Journal praising hospitality as a unifier across races. The fragment ends with a humorous exchange about fashion between Eve and Adam, labeled by the London Tatler.
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