18 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
1
A garbled notice from a local publisher lists subscription rates for a full year. The fragment references a mail order option and annual pricing, with unclear specifics. The readable items suggest a pricing overview rather than a completed schedule or contact details.
A column argues that farm wives bear heavy burdens but that modern conveniences can ease rural life. It urges investments in running water, electric light, gas, washing machines, and improved home appliances, noting rural mail delivery, telephone, and trolley expansion as progress. The piece envisions a future where farm homes rival urban comfort and drudgery diminishes.
Lost bar pin bearing initials RH R to E MoM reward offered for return at this office. Recipient urged to deliver device to the office for identification and return.
A January 23 1946 prayer meeting discusses whether religion pays, contrasting worldly cost with spiritual gain. It cites a millionaire’s inquiry into mission returns and a bereaved father who finds comfort in faith, arguing true value lies beyond money. Religion is priceless to the hungry for righteousness and spiritual peace in Christ.
A fragmented note discusses moral courage and Christian Endeavor values urging service over tears. It mentions a reorganization invitation at Greenshiars and a planned meeting at First Day M. TOO at 7:40 with a lecture titled Alive It Go and details are garbled.
The New Forward Movement dubbed Christhay Madeavor, aims to add 10K new societies and 1,000,000 members before the 1912 Atlantic City International convention. Massachusetts New York New Hampshire Vermont Ohio Pennsylvania Nebraska and California have accepted apportionment and are organizing. A global spread includes Japan where the campaign has started.
An old advertisement claims Miona stomach tablets ease indigestion in minutes and offer a money back guarantee. It cites user testimonials including Herbert Patterson and others, praises the product as a prescription strength remedy, and notes availability through druggists nationwide and a 50 cent price for a large box plus free samples from Booth's Mions in Buffalo New York.
New York on January 18 Mrs EB Harriman has acquired a majority stock interest in the Night and Day bank and will participate in management. This makes her possibly the first woman in the city to own a financial institution. Harriman previously held a substantial but non controlling stake.
Charles Edward Valentine Stender a prominent architect died at Hahnemann hospital from blood poisoning after a tack pierced his hand weeks earlier and was neglected. The president nominated William B. Baldwin to be postmaster at Akron Ohio.
A traveling salesman H F Beers of Peoria reports severe kidney trouble but after using one bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills he is entirely relieved and recommends them to all. Foley's Kidney Pills are healing and restoring health and strength and sold by all druggists.
Charles R. Helke secretary of American Sugar Refining Ernest W Gerbracht of Have Meyer & Elder Williams burg James F. Bendernagel cashier and Harry W Walker former assistant to Oliver Spitzer with Jean M Voelker and James F Halligan Jr sugar checkers were indicted for underweighing frauds arraigned before Judge Hough in U S circuit court Bail for Helke set at 5000 Walker bail 2000 others unchanged as pleadings postponed for a week to review the indictment
A public warning notes that pneumonia can follow a cold and cautions readers about Foley’s Honey and Tar, which is advertised as stopping coughing healing lungs and expelling the cold. Sold by all druggists.
Miners at the South Wilkes Barre colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company threaten a strike. The dispute centers on General Manager Charles J. Huber’s refusal to appoint four check docking bosses.
Rain today and colder tonight stretch across Western Pontina Ohio and West Virginia with fair and colder conditions by Wednesday. A note warns of dangerous opiate cough medicines and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package as a genuine remedy to loosen coughs and prevent pneumonia and consumption.
In Brompton county court Maryland a dispute over dresses owned by a wife was settled with the husband declared the owner. The husband testified he supplied the money for the dresses and they were not paid for, so the court ruled they belong to him.
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