05 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
1
Partial OCR shows a printing plant entry at Weh Gasette Building Carpenter Ave Indiana Pa. Postmarked for Juliana Post Office in second class mail matter.
3M Cunningham visits Pittsburg while Aicné Elkin extends business trip to Philadelphia. David Weamer goes to New Castle to run a day restaurant. Miss Rosemary Sweeney of West Church Street is a typhoid fever patient. Glen Work, a Susquehanna University student, returns to study. J C Lindany of Cunningham visits Mr and Mrs Clark Flude in Wilmerding. Thomas McGovern returns home from Punxsutawney area after visiting P McGovern. After visiting Michael Silvis in Armstrong Township, S Halls returns home in Wilkinsburg. D J Carnon of DuBois and W Davidson of Marion Center, F J Eigen of Ridgway register at the New Indiana House. N B Ober and Frank Hoerle of Johnstown, Charles Nye of Creekside, and John A Fisher of Punxsutawney are among guests at the New Moore. Samuel R Stear of West Mahoning and Samuel D Kerr of Plumville return from visit with Waly Stear, former Findley superintendent. Mrs J Murray Pierce and daughter Muriel of Wilmington Del left to Wilmerding to spend a few days with sister Mrs Clark Flude before returning home.
Governor Harmon and the Republican Legislature intensify efforts as Harmon seeks to bolster his bid for the Democratic nomination for president. The house backs a blanket probe resolution, creating two investigative tracks: two bi partisan commissions will study state departments, institutions, canal land deals, and other graft concerns. An appropriation of 20000 dollars funds the probes and Attorney General investigations.
An advertisement urges rheumatism sufferers to try Rheuma at a price of one dollar per bottle. It claims the remedy clears kidneys and revitalizes the system, promising money back if it does not help. Includes address for mail orders at 1000 West Ave, Buffalo New York.
Washington faces a tense split as Taft aides consider curbing patronage for non regular Republicans who oppose the administration. The Cannon faction presses to force insurgents into line, while the White House weighs keeping aloof to avoid open party conflict before the 1912 national convention.
Classified column items include lost glasses near First National Bank and Church Street, a lost black hound with a collar and reward, several rental ads for offices near Hotel Moore and a seven room house near B and P station, job notices for sewing and railroad office work, and an advertisement for cheap stoves from Appleby and Peterson. It lists contact details and locations such as 945 Church Street 1054 School Street 343 South 6th Gazette office 1042.
A renowned scientist spent twenty years traveling and researching for humankind. He cites Root Juice as a healing tonic improving digestion, blood health, and general vitality, selling for $1 a bottle at Hildee brand’s drug store. Also promotion for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy stresses early treatment to prevent recurring colds.
A government weather forecaster is referenced in a clipped dialogue with lines about the weather rarely agreeing with plans. The quotation highlights public language around meteorology and official forecasts.
An old journal advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a meritorious cough medicine for throat and lung troubles. It claims quick relief from painful breathing and dangerous coughs and notes availability from druggists amid colorful editorial asides about misdialed telephone calls.
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