11 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary notice lists subscription rates and a printing plant location on Gazette Building Carpettier Ave Godiana Pa. Mentions Postoffice classification and second class mail matter with unclear dates and names. No clear event or outcome.
Glen Campbell visitor B and Clark calls on local business network while Paul Cunningham of South Fifth Pareat suffers chickenpox. Clyde Caldwell heads to Ris ks for schooling as Winter Baylor returns to Jonntown work after Indiana visit. Miss Binnie McConnaughey teaches Punxsutawney High School and A M Hammers visits. Mr and Mrs A D Orner of Du a visit daughter Mia Brouffer of West Philadelphia attends Indiana Medical Story gathering. Winona Patterson teaches in Clymer schools while a grammar teacher is off ill. Guests include Mark of DuBois Frank Kersey Andrew Gill Barnes James B Green Plumoule at the Moore today.
An old advertisement touts Miona stomach tablets to ease indigestion in five minutes and claims regular use over two weeks will transform a sour, flabby stomach into a sweet, energetic one. It warns against opiate cough medicines and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy from trusted druggists.
Cherryhill township will nominate candidates at the February election on January 22 from 3 to 8 PM at the election house in Greenville. Directors of the Patron's Mutual Insurance Company filled the offices of James A. Crossman and James Speedy for this afternoon's annual meeting.
Announcement of the engagement between Dr Cameron of Apollo and Miss Mryde McCuskey of Bolivar appears amid an itemized bankruptcy sale note. The surrounding text advertises specials on pants shirts and men’s furnishings as part of the Star Clothing Company bulk sale of its entire $6000 stock, with bids to be announced later by N. Sixth firm representatives Taylor and Son.
Roberta fedenon, a Philadelphia heiress, and Frederic Cohen eloped and fled across cities from Dec 29 seeking safety and affection. Arrested in Chicago after five days in a Northside flat, she described loneliness after her mother's death and her father's absence. They traveled via New York Montreal Halifax to England but returned, posing as father and daughter and pawned jewelry to survive. A note to her father asks forgiveness and denies intended romance, praising Cohen as a gentleman and requesting nonprosecution.
In Kansas a legal saga notes a theft claim tied to pork pies and rising prices. Judges from district to the state supreme court have ruled on the peculiar case, detailing the tale of pigs and the era of porkshop and yardage estates in the ongoing legal history.
The tale of Spice comes to Library Hall January 18 with renewed scenery costumes songs and dances plus a representative operatic cast. Charles Pusey headlines as Bumpapka with Walter Coupe as Lieutenant Alice Clark stars as Primadonna Kamorta Helen Gould as Kamorta and Jack Collins as the side-splitting comic. The production promises a heralded jubilee and a banner year ahead.
A traveling salesman from Peoria writes that constant kidney trouble worsened at times but after one bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills he was completely relieved. He recommends the remedy to all. Foley's Kidney Pills are described as healing and restorative, sold by all druggists.
The Republicans of White Township will meet at the Court House at 10 o clock Saturday afternoon to suggest and nominate officers for the evening year 110th. rv.
An old advertisement warns that pneumonia can follow a cold and cautions against Foley's Honey and Tar claiming it stops coughs heals lungs and flushes the cold from the system. It touts the product as sold by druggists.
Notice announces a lost tan kid glove from a gentleman and asks to return it to the office. It provides a monetary reward of 110-2¢ and asks the finder to contact authorities.
In Los Angeles 12,000 spectators witnessed Curtiss fly 1:26 covering five eighths of a mile with peak height 50 feet. Willard followed with 1:25 flight over one mile. Paulhan then soared 8:23 for 3.75 miles reaching 150 feet, eclipsing Curtiss with a 10:02 flight and 4.5 miles. Curtiss broke a propeller on a 600 yard attempt. Special bargains noted in local clothing sale.
A promotional blurb argues every sore throat in a child risks serious disease and must be cured at the throat. It endorses TONSILINE as the swift safe remedy, claiming early use prevents weeks of illness and even death, and directs readers to buy at drug stores.
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