27 Feb 1908
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
1
The Indiana Evening Gazette reports on daily and weekly editions with local news highlights, community notices, and updates from the Indiana area. It details publication schedules and readership services for both daily and weekly formats.
At Yale, the Yale Glee club concert was disrupted as freshmen released white mice from bonbon boxes into the audience and hurled streamers and bottles. Marshals halted the curtain after a chaotic sequence, but the performers finished the last two numbers amid the uproar and fear among attendees.
The Gazette is urged to state clearly that T H Hildebrand offers a genuine money back guarantee for his remedy. The ad claims his cure for catarrh and stomach issues is tested and brings relief, promising no risk to customers if symptoms persist, with bold assurances of efficacy and refund.
Classifieds announce items for sale and rental options. A second hand stove is advertised as good as new and reasonably priced at Yellow Front on North Sixth Street. A lady’s gold watch with initials OC BC is missing between Dan Cameron’s and Homer City station or Fred Herlinger and P. R. R. station, with instructions to leave at the office. Store room for rent on North Sixth and half block from Court House, inquiries at 670 Philadelphia Street.
An old pharmacopoeia style ad promises Hem-Roid cures for piles with a money back guarantee. The text blends this patent medicine pitch with a string of brief, undeveloped local reports from Latrobe to Cleveland about a shooting, bigamy arraignment, a glass poisoning claim, and a proposed national labor party launch.
A Civil War era scene follows troopers burning a remote squatters cabin after a fatal shooting. A young man lies dead, his wife sits with their sleeping baby, and the charred wreckage leaves the woman with little prospect beyond a lone five dollar bill offered by the troops. The narrative notes the cruelty of war and the indifference of the survivor.
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