07 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1929
Page
1
All gym classes run in full swing this week with steady attendance. Girl Crusaders meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM, every member should arrive on time. Schedule highlights DuBois Thursday, Oil City Saturday, Bowling League aims to boost team standings with all bowlers participating.
A health column explains that abdominal organ prolapse is common and linked to many ailments. It urges targeted abdominal strengthening exercises, notes standing and seating posture contribute, and promises tomorrow's piece on adhesions and cure factors. Dr. McCoy invites reader questions via the Indiana Evening Gazette envelope.
An advertisement urges men to try a 48 hour Cystex test for bladder weakness and related symptoms. It claims quick relief from nighttime urination, back ache, burning, itching, groin pain, and fatigue, prompting urgent purchase at drug stores.
President-elect Herbert Hoover held a 35 minute meeting with President Coolidge at the White House today. They then posed for photographs on the front steps as reporters pressed questions, Hoover refusing to discuss legislation or congressional details. He appeared in excellent health and cheerful mood.
The report argues that opponents believe the reservations in British and French notes apply to the United States and protect its interests. They contend a new reservation would require consent of all signatories. Democrats say present form supports the League, World Court and US entry. Moses would exempt US from both bodies.
District Attorney Amos W. Herrmann will prosecute Blymyer first as the court grants a motion for separate trials in the Nel son Rehmeyer killing case. Blymyer pleads for a separate trial while Hess and Corry face arraignment and a crowded courtroom. The case centers on alleged witchcraft lore and a struggle for locks of hair tied to break a supposed curse.
The fragment mentions exotic places like Beautiful Isle Pekin Tientsin Kyoto Nara Yokohama Tokyo Miyajima Nikko and two beauty spots with a dental health aside, it jokes about mouth care and fasting to correct overeating. The text blends travel imagery with medical advice.
The traveler tours many sights carrying the honorary title of king in the eyes of locals while representing the Academy of Natural Science of Philadelphia, of which he is a member. He plans to collect specimens from each country visited and ship them back to the United States as his collection grows.
Philadelphia January 7 INS reports state GOP leaders hold meetings to shape the legislature's approach for the resumed session. Attending are Joseph R. Grundy, W L Mellon, A Boyd Hamilton for the governor, Francis Shark Brown for Senator-elect William S Vare, as they aim to align party positions before the session opens.
Obituaries report deaths of Rev Ulysses S. Bartz and others in Indiana area. Details include ages, origins in Clymer and Diamondville, professions like carpenter and pianist, church affiliations, surviving spouses and children, funeral venues at Clymer Church of Christ and Rural Valley church, and interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Also notes influenza complications and hospital conditions affecting survivors.
Multiple notices report deaths in Johnstown and nearby areas including James Thomas, Jackson Thomas, Binsenas Pyrus Linsenbigler, Laura Anne Jones O Nea l, and Harry Henson Sell. Ages range from 31 to nearly 86, with causes listed as illness or natural causes. Funeral services and interment plans are noted for several, with local churches and cemeteries named.
Elizabeth Wallace 98, of Homer City, died Sunday at daughter’s home. Obituary notes Lutheran Church member since 1459 and Greenwood Cemetery internment in Indiana. Samuel S. Byers 64, prominent Homer City merchant, died Sunday at Ridge Avenue home. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM at United Presbyterian Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
John Kinnan, a Blairsville truck driver, admitted firing on his wife and child after investigators confronted him with the revolver found in a corn basket. The wife died at Indiana Hospital, the daughter was killed, and Kinnan surrendered without resistance. County detectives, deputies, and a corperal arrived for formal proceedings.
Eastman Dillon Co Pittsburgh reports cattle supply light with a market active to higher. Cattle values: choice 18.60-14.00, prime 12.50-13.20, heifers 10-10.50, veal calves 18.50, fresh cows and springers 50-195. Sheep and lambs: supply 260, market steady. good ewes 9.50, lambs 316-1650. Hogs: receipts 1660, market steady. prime heavy hogs 9.25-9.40, heavy 9.40-9.50, medium 9.50-9.65, light yorkers 9.25-9.95.
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