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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1908
Page
4
Andrew Carnegie testified before the House committee on ways and means, arguing US steel can compete globally without protection. He refused to supply figures, praised Gary as shrewd yet likable, disputed cost estimates, and defended tariff removal as unnecessary. He asserted the industry can beat the world in steel production and condemned reliance on tariff protection.
Gary states his production cost figures for steel are absolutely accurate after Andrew Carnegie questioned them. He insists his testimony was based on careful investigation and full knowledge of the steel business, refusing to debate Carnegie’s remark about a monkey in Aesop’s tale. He adds he will say nothing more on the matter.
New York reports Count John Heinrich von Bernstorff the new German ambassador to the United States travels to Washington with Countess and daughter after arriving from Hamburg. He seeks to boost mutual goodwill through openness and faith, denying secrecy about German arms. A separate Harrisburg typhoid case ends in a suicide attempt after delirium.
Priests to Toflana announce the marriage of Edward Hazelton Wilson and Ide Smith Peterson at Boulder Col on Saturday Dec 19. They will reside in Wion, N. Ca, where Wilson is a bank cashier. Samul Raffinsburner and Miss Hertha G. Johostn married in Clymer by Squire H. A. Smith. The couple will live in Hulwod, and Walet S. Slater married Miss Effie B. Gray in Clymer with Rev W H Dresles officiating.
Mrs McRaney describes three months bedridden with kidney and bladder trouble and relief after taking Poley’s Kidney Remedy. Two physicians failed to help before she started the remedy, after which she says she felt better and urged other women to try it. Sold by various druggists.
Indiana Roller Mills proprietors assert their flours are not bleached and rely on high quality wheat. Imperial Flour uses Minnesota Hard Spring Wheat and blends Lusuty and Goldenrod flours, claiming superior bread making and purity.
An appeal urges readers to trust Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble over unknown preparations. The remedy claims forty years of cures and is sold by all druggists.
Counterfeit money case cited against seller who advertised Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure all. The article notes the remedy’s promotion at the People’s Bargain Store with Christmas cards and booklets.
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