10 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1908
Page
1
Chancellor E Benjamin Andrews of the University of Nebraska argues that wealth alone does not prove dishonesty, condemning libelous campaigns. He warns that financial genius can amass vast fortunes through calculated risk, efficiency, and exploiting rivals' errors, and that wealth should not be denounced without proof of fraud.
JOHN A. McBETH aged 83 years a retired merchant and postmaster of Connellsville died Feb 6 native of Indiana county. He moved to Fayette county, ran a tannery and later a grocery. Appointed postmaster in 1886 under Cleveland, survived by wife and four children. Bertha Margaret McKee aged seven weeks died near Indiana. Funeral near Indiana and Oakland Cemetery. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promises cure and cost details. Notice about Nichola Brog skaters endorsement.
A garbled medical note urges revise diet to avoid stomach upset and constipation. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy and hints at improved health with use. The text exhibits misspellings and odd phrasing but centers on diet and a patent medicine.
In a testimonial from Indiana Pennsylvania, Mrs Campbell reports severe kidney pain and related symptoms improving after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits relief to the remedy with renewed strength and reduced nervous restlessness, noting her sister also benefited. Sold by Hydebrand's Wing Cure and various dealers for 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
Creekside reports Frank Gibson with pneumonia is somewhat better today while Mr. McFeater a jalao, previously ill on Saturday, is now able to be about.
Will J. Hayner of Burley Colp Bul etin reports his wife suffered a persistent cough for winters with sleepless nights. After trying VARLOVA remedies unsuccessfully she used Chamberlains Cough Remedy. After three doses the cough vanished and has not returned. The remedy is for sale by all druggists.
About 75 students from junior commercial and special classes at the Normal school enjoyed a Creekside sleigh ride with a chicken and waffle supper at Zimmerman's hotel. Chaperones included Prof. M Gordon, Prof. Bell, and Misses Taylor Cagewell Sherrill and Davis.
John M. Stewart of the Third ward states he was nominated by the Prohibitionists without his full knowledge and that he is not a candidate for Borough Auditor. The Gazette is asked to announce the clarification.
For that Terrible Itching eczema tetter and salt rheum keep their victims in perpetual torment. The supplication of Chamberlains Salve will instantly allay this finding and many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by all druggists.
The dozen members of the As Told in the Hilla company reached Indiana this morning and will present in Library Hall this evening. The troupe previously staged a stirring play of the southwest with its Indian tragedy here years ago and are remembered for their meritorious production.
An advisory note suggests trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism. It claims quick relief from a single application and reports many permanent cures. Available in 26 and 50 cent sizes, sold by all druggists.
John and Hanna Hill’s property on West Philadelphia Street was sold to William F. Dennin of Puoxautaw ney through McQonneil and Hosack agency for 2900 dollars.
The Keystones beat the Junk Dealers 27 to 25 in a very exciting Saturday game at Library Hel.
Fragmented OCR reports outline a municipal push for a new public library in New Oberon with references to faculty, expenses, and potential delays. Notes mention a planned opening, state funds, and a longtime educator involved in the project amid unclear details.
Bellefontaine Ohio and many towns report a string of incidents. A. R. Danford of Sidney dies after a coughing fit. The steamer Jewels sinks in Muskingum river harbor with twelve other craft on an ice gorge. Lowther company receives a large charter in West Virginia. Fires, accidents, and deaths are noted across multiple locales including Mount Pleasant, New Martinsville, and Youngstown with various casualties and injuries.
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