11 Jan 1909
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1909
Page
1
The Indiana Evening Gazette from Indiana Pa lists BIASTER H. JACKSON as Editor and Manager. The paper is published by Indiana Publishing Company with a 3.00 price and entry details for the newspaper office and printing plant on Slew Gazettes Building, Carpenter Ave.
An Indiana reader cites back strain and kidney fatigue from daily work and endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for restoring kidney function and easing pain. Testimonial claims permanent relief after using pills bought at Hildebrand's Drug Store.
Rent seven room house inquiries directed to J. Conner at Seventh and Ohaatout street. Indiana Cold Storage Co seeks live poultry and fowl for cash at market value. Small three room rental at 72 Locust St for five dollars monthly. Two lots for sale near Court Boulevard price 115 and 150 with other parcels available. Chicago Mail Order House seeks men to distribute catalogs with $25 weekly pay and $600 monthly expense allowance. no experience required. apply Dept 001 at 385 Wabash Ave.
FOR RENT A six room flat all conveniences Possession at once FOR BALE A farm of 125 acres proud building 3 miles from town very low Also several good properties ranging to price from 1200 up to 7000 If notardd this month will be for rent inquire at No 19 Marshall Bldg 109 3p
John B. De Santis sent a 6156.90 check to the Italian Lloyd Steamship Co for earthquake relief. The appeal total reached 171.40 with contributions from J. M. Glassford, Mbeovey, Jacob Rupp, Henry Staevous, Barry Warner, Clark Myera, Mortimer Kanarr, Alfred Roth, Alex Wolgemeat, Edward Wagner, A H Robingteen, G A McLala Barro Pasquale Mingmer, Angelo D Amteo, P S Youngblood, John Bell, J N Banks, R B Longwill, W T Wilson, J W Cunningham, William Banks and others.
The Hudson Memorial bridge in New York spans Spuyten Duyvil and connects to New York, honoring Henry Hudson's 17th century voyage. It features reinforced concrete arches, a 1500 foot length, and arches up to 700 feet behind them, with the main arch crown 185 feet above the creek. Construction will take three years with concrete and steel specifications within safe limits.
Secretary Wilson notes the law seeks to inform consumers about harmful drugs in medicines and require labeling of contents like chloral, opium, and morphine. Despite claims, Chamberlain's Gough Remedy lacks such disclosures yet remains popular for coughs and colds, with long-standing general sale by all druggists noted.
Rhodes scholar and Oxford graduate Siradurk Wh. Tanby, professor at a Lawrenceville preparatory school, died by self-inflicted gunshot in his Haualll house room. A KentuckY and Oxford alumnus, he was a Rhodes scholar until June. Police and faculty note possible study-related stress. the item includes unrelated ad copy about soap.
An advertisement touts Kodol as a remedy to aid digestion when the stomach is weak. It promises that eating is essential for strength and that Kodol digests the food, offering a dollar-bottle guarantee and a refund if no benefit is received after full use. The product is produced by EB C DeWitt & Co in Chicago.
A newspaper notice touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. Elmer W. Allison of Indiana guarantees a refund if the remedy fails, offering a twenty five cent box covering about fifteen days of treatment.
James Mahaffey of Mahaffey recently purchased the National Hotel in Glen Campbell from H F Sehrads er and has installed new furniture and other improvements. Mahaffey is among the new applicants for a license.
Bloomington June 11 Mrs Anna Moore forty wife of William Bennett Moore a Chicago attorney was found dead on a Wabash train between Stirley and Morrest after slitting her throat with a rag in the toilet room. Blood under the door confirmed the death.
The fragment hints at a musical revue or act titled Ma's New Husband with a chorus of new songs and a dance sequence. Details are unclear but suggests a lively stage program featuring fresh numbers and performances.
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