20 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1912
Page
1
Severe polar winds blaze across the far north causing chapped sands and sore lips. Arnica Salve by Bucklen heals skin, softens rough patches, and treats cold sores burns and minor injuries. Foley Kidney Pills relieve kidney discomfort and regularity issues with prompt results. Sold by all druggists, Daugherty Bros.
A varied old column notes a banquet price for Henry Clay in New Orleans in 1842, praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach and liver troubles, and includes sharp Welsh parliamentary wit about bombs and fortifications. It highlights Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as aiding nature and sold by dealers.
Lost item described as a belt and pin set with amethyst. Location between the P R R and South Street. Finder asked to return to Ga sette office. 111-8t.
The Honduras wild turkey native to Central America is praised as richly colored and visually striking. Its head is naked without a breast tilt, with distinct head and neck ornaments. plumage blends bronze green with blue red and black bands. It reportedly cannot be domesticated or bred successfully outside its native range.
Emma Stachky advises that lice in poultry yards cause illness and poor growth. Cleanliness is crucial. greasing chicks and proper, safe treatments protect the flock. Avoid harmful mixtures as they kill chicks. focus on yard hygiene and proper insect control.
A guide suggests constructing hens nests with a hinged bottom and front fasteners held by small hooks and staples. When cleaning, the bottom drops to empty contents. Nests should be at least 12 inches square, 15 inches for larger breeds.
A writer explains methodical care in preparing goose feathers for sale. Feathers are plucked in a draft-free room, dried in deep boxes, then hung in thin sacks to air. Scalded geese yield quick-drying, light feathers. coarse plumes are discarded. Feathers sell locally for 60 to 60 cent per pound, but starting with top stock is advised for efficiency.
A study highlights Jesus as the life-giver not begotten by earthly father, born of the Mary Spirit. It contrasts humble Bethlehem birth with divine purpose, tracing how the Bible points to Jesus as savior and the later formation of the Body of Christ for the Gospel Age.
Violet Edmands, who was to wed Rev. Clarence Richeson, is reported in Philadelphia as a patient at Guyecean hospital for nervous disorders. Officials deny her admission, while one physician acknowledges a woman named Edmands at the hospital, which specializes in treating nervous conditions in women.
New York January 20 crowds crowded Atlantic Avenue station to witness the daring daylight robbery pursuit. Harris Mann of Swift & Co. clung to the package containing $5,000 as a struggling thief fought to wrench it away. Mann’s quick act and a two minute chase led to the thief’s capture by pursuing bystanders and police. A surprising slice of crime mixed with other dated notes from Ottawa and Manchester temper this hour.
A New York report details a rare citizenship case for E Eugene Prince born in Russia. His father is American, mother English, yet he is disowned by Russia and denied U S citizenship. Only one prior act of Congress granted citizenship, in 1896 for Mrs Nellie Sartorius Grant. Prince links to J E Prince and Prof J Hardy Ropes, tracing to Essex County Massachusetts back to 1634.
A vintage advertisement urges keeping Tonsiline for instant relief at first Sore Throat signs to prevent Tonsillitis Diphtheria and other diseases. It markets 25 and 50 cent bottles and a hospital price of 1.00 with Ali Druggists as a selling point.
Washington reports indicate U S officials eye possible intervention as gunboat Yorktown remains in Guayaquil harbor. Rebels retreat toward Guayaquil after a major battle near Waganachi. about 1000 killed or wounded. Flavio Alfaro linked to rebel efforts. The British Interests in Ecuador are being safeguarded due to Sheerwater’s absence.
Colonel Roosevelt visits the Three Arts club in New York as 200 girls meet him. He declines to speak to all but chats with each group, urging actors and women to act promptly and well. He cautions against vanity and dowdiness, stressing the value of doing what is needed and doing it well.
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