24 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
1
Closing quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade as reported by W. A. Hamilton on November 17 and 18 from the Marshall Building. The list includes various railroads and industrials with values and changes, showing market activity across multiple sectors.
Mrs Louisa Zsilger will spend Christmas with relatives in Vandergrift. Charles H Miller the tailor leaves for Philipsburg to visit parents. Mr and Mrs Newton B Kelly and daughter Migs Grace will spend Christmas in Wickinaburg. Clark McGregor a Medico Chirurgical College student is home for holidays. Miss Laura Elkin went to Philadelphia with parents at Hotel Walton. Miss Matilda Leech of Blairville returns home after visiting the Kellys. James P Brallier now a Medico-Chi student visits brother Dr Stanley Brallier in Conemaugh. Mr and Mrs James P Learn pass through town to Leechburg for Christmas. Miss Mollie Smith and Margaret Sloan of Fitzburg visit Miss Alice Smith at Mrs Mary B R Bruce. Mrs B M Miller of Moxham Johns town visits her father Al Wagle. Her husband, principal of Diberry Street School, Johns town, will spend Christmas here.
Patrick Kerwin a Seward resident over 100 years old lies very ill with fears for recovery. His friends say his great courage may see him past the danger point despite his age. Lead production noted with Spain atop screens, Germany second.
Blairsville figures Blairsville T T Bell visits Salem Mr Fisher while Paul Taylor enters Poughkeepsie business college Students Emma Kerler Thalia Graff spend last week in Pittsburg. Palmer Pittsburg visitors D M Kier returns from Greensburg and Pittsburg B S Shaffer Pittsburg Blairsville visitor C B Slagle and family in Kana Basketball team Blairsville College beats Beaver College 17 to 9 Rev J Pender preaches to business group M B church James Hammill opens racket store on East Market Street Gilleford Kier Slippery Rock Normal student visiting home J Norris McCoy Indiana visits J D McCuon William Malcolm finds Pittsburg job Miss Evbel Prothero St Louis guest friends Miss Sloan Sloan Eva Conner Mary Criley attend Greensburg institute Clarence Shaffer Pittsburg vising Rows family last week
Catarrh is not a blood disease but a germ driven condition in the air passages causing irritation and offensive discharges. If untreated it can lead toward consumption. stomach dosing is ineffective. Hyomei inhaled through the air you breathe is claimed to kill catarrhal germs and clear the system. T KE Hildebrand offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A new skating rink in Blacklick will open on Obelatmanp Day with a formal ceremony. Officials invite the public to attend as the facility ready for skating and community events.
At Dreamland Theater tonight the program includes A Quiet Hotel and Satan At Play with follies of an intoxicated man and a mix up of lovers. Old Boy in various guises stirs mischief. Also noted is a fine act tomorrow. Admission six cents. The Buffalo and Susquehanna depot at Covode closes for winter as station agent J F Blakeley resigns. Archie Hadden to carry mail sacks temporarily. Sabbath School pie social set for Dec 24 at Odd Fellows Hall Marion Center with Santa Claus and pie offerings. A Christmas service at Presbyterian chapel tomorrow at 9 30, lasting one hour, replacing Wednesday prayer meeting.
Multiple brief items report accidents and crimes across several towns. A Civil War veteran died after a restaurant fall in Ligonney Pennsylvania. Ardmore Street Railway in Pittsburgh filed to raise indebtedness by 1.25 million dollars for improvements. a young man in Zanesville died from blood poisoning after an old pottery accident. in Columbus a Black man named John Young Phenezee faced grand jury binding after an alleged assault. a woman in Washington, Pennsylvania, was shot and hospitalized in precarious condition. a man in New Castle was acquitted then his uncle’s case led to a jail sentence. a five year old girl in Bradford was critically burned by boiling water. in Marion a farmer Charles Campbell was jailed for stealing pelt hides. in Fairmont, West Virginia, mine experts may inspect conditions per permission from August Belmont. an ultraglycerin can explosion near Marton killed Thogins Notipenberger and injured Michael Frothetlaghierno. in Williamsport a two year old girl’s body was found with throat wounds suspected to be a murder. in Altoona a cold night 12 years ago prompted charity for a penniless man Albert Howell.
A list of lavish courses and foods including olives pickles mackerel and lobster like items with sauces soups roasts and desserts. Dishes include mutton opossum turkey beef pork chicken vegetables citrus fruits and puddings. The item reads as a domestic banquet menu with regional spellings and antique culinary terms.
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