11 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
1
A stirring exhortation urges belief in self and country, predicting unmatched development ahead. It argues against pessimism, condemns trusts, praises cooperative business, and stresses practical work, early marriage, and choosing a vocation by age thirty as keys to success.
Report notes a three year old boy jailed for three and a half months for theft of items from a storefront display. In Cape Parliament South Africa a bill requires traders to keep proper books and proves capital before licenses are granted.
Dean's Kidney Pills gain local reputation for kidney sufferers in Indiana. Architect Jesze Meilan testifies the remedy cured his kidney trouble in 1897 with no recurrence. He urges others to try Doan's Kidney Pills, sold by Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo for 50 cents, agents nationwide.
G Condon of this place is a Pittsburg visitor today. Igrae Walker of Shelocta is a business visitor in town. Mr and Mrs Horace M Lowry are spending today at Wilkinsburg. Henry R Huston of Arcadia was a business visitor in town on Thursday. T J McCoy of Pittsburg is visiting his son Harry and his brother Robert today. Mrs Harvey Miles and her daughter Anna of town left this morning to visit friends in Johnstown. A P Watson of South Seventh Street has returned from Punxsutawney and DuBois. Monroe and Arthur Torrence and Lloyd Marlin, all of town, have returned to their studies at Mercersburg Academy.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a natural direct treatment for catarrh. It describes inhaler use several times daily to deliver healing medication to nasal passages and lungs, claiming quick relief and a lasting cure. The ad stresses a money back guarantee by T. K. Hildebrand and notes extra bottles available for 50 cents.
The piece argues that cheap yet excellent watches stem from American invention and skill. It traces watch origins to the sixteenth century, notes the later introduction of the coiled spring and the bullseye design, and observes carrying a watch once marked gentility.
The Abyssinian emperor Menelik, famed as a healer, is described as taking direct or proxy patient cases and “touching” them for illness. People believe themselves cured after seeking his aid, whether in person or through a proxy, according to reports.
A fragment notes Germany retaining Bluncburg tree planting along major routes with a focus on the Hanover provinces and nearby areas. The text hints at customary landscape practices and regional variation, but lacks full detail.
Scranton reports 0 new typhoid cases in 24 hours with 1 031 total and 76 deaths. Toledo machinists strike over wage hikes. Fire kills a 5 year old and her grandfather in Dubois. Cincinnati notes a baseball petition denial. Suicides, injuries, library openings, charity budgets, and mine blasts fill a busy thread of Jan 11 dispatches across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia.
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