Entered in Indiana Postoffice as Second Class Mail Matter
The text notes the document is entered in the Indiana Postoffice as second class mail matter, indicating its classification for mailing and distribution within the postal system.
28 Jan 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
1
The text notes the document is entered in the Indiana Postoffice as second class mail matter, indicating its classification for mailing and distribution within the postal system.
Saltsburg notices report Mrs Larson Naeley traveling to Ellaire Ohio for several weeks with Mrs R B McNeil visiting daughter Mrs Peck Piper in Owensville Ohio. Mr and Mrs John Prica return from Pittsburg visit. George Phas of Latrobe spends the week here. R Tyan Martin of G W Martin Co. to move to Pueblo April 1. Hugh A Jackson back from a business trip to Greensburg.
A reader advises using a hard, dry Task Soap to remove tarnish and dirt from silverware with ornate patterns. The soap allegedly cleans more effectively than others, claiming it will remove stains quickly and leave a bright finish. If unsatisfied, money-back guarantees are mentioned from makers and grocers.
After this date the Tuesday 26 trolley will run hourly from 6 00 am to 9 00 pm with last car reaching Indiana at 10 00 pm. Creekside line cars depart Indiana hourly 6 00 am to 6 00 pm then every two hours at 8 00 pm and 10 00 pm, last arrival 12 00 am. Clymer service latest 8 40 pm, Creekside car at 10 00 pm Saturday. Sabbath service excludes Creekside and Josephine lines, with Josephine line cars at 7 00 pm and final arrival in Indiana at 11 00 pm.
Mr. Kerr transfers full attention to his gallery on Seventh Street and arrangement puts Mr. Springer in charge of Kerr Studio today. The notice mentions Kennedy's Taxative Hugh Syrup as a recommended laxative remedy for children, claimed to ease colds, irritation, and cough.
Miss Vinnie Knappenberger, a seven year graduate of Indiana Normal, realigns her teaching post in Latrobe under Supt J Le Alligon of Wilkinsburg for a higher salary. Edith Smith takes Mrs Nina Loughry’s room in Wandis building. Jassia Preming substitutes No 4 in Second ward. Foley and Juley kidney remedies feature in scattered notices. no Sunday School attendance noted for Philenges ipians meeting at Christian church on Jan Wi 10 a.m.
Cleveland Okaeptawa and Ghades Gilbert from Cleveland face WIND iNeuner and ous, Steel of Chicago in a two session match at Chicago's Gest Bowlers. Seven games are scheduled this afternoon and seven tonight with a substantial purse and numerous side wagers. Fran and Gilbert are noted Cleveland stars vying to defend city bragging rights.
San Francisco officials report a strange storm event as thousands of snakes poured from the clouds into Golden Gate Park. Park Superintendent McLaren and staff described hours of wriggling masses on walks, snakes three to seven inches long, averaging a quarter inch thick, later disappearing into slush after the downpour.
Philadelphia dispatch reports Mr and Mrs Henry James aged about 65 to 70 were found murdered in their Easttown Pa barn yard. A club was used and both bodies dressed yet badly hacked almost unrecognizable. Robbery is suspected as motive and fate followed a return from a Berwyn visit.
Objects to cutting tops for piles and promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hemicoid as the only internal cure. Claims 8 percent cure rate and 24 days treatment, sold with guarantee by T. E. Hildebrand. Notices on academy alleys sale and pool room transfer. Foley's Honey and Tar touted for coughs with no opiates, urged for mothers to keep on hand.
A Scarlet Fever epidemic reports 30 cases in Pine Flats with a dozen quarantined homes. County medical inspector Dr. W. A. Simpson closes the local school. Soapier and Byroua, refined singers and dancers, perform at Star Theatre with new pictures and songs. What's Little Wisera pill marketed by druggists.
In cases of weak back rheumatic pains and kidney bladder trouble the DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are advertised as soothing and prompt. Do not accept substitutes. Regular size 50c. Sold by all druggists.
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