01 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
1
The entry notes an Office and Printing Plant housed in the Gazette Building on Carpenter Avenue in Indiana Pennsylvania and registered for Second Class Mail Matter at the Indiana Post Office.
The piece critiques English coronation images and jokes about Americans reacting to costumed figures. It then offers practical summer cooling advice: shade windows, keep curtains, use awnings, allow light but admit air, eat light, drink cool water, stay calm, and maintain cleanliness to induce sweating.
United States Senator Clapp of Minnesota described Pennsylvania as a seething political volcano ready to erupt, noting he could not fix a date. He compared conditions here to other states with upheavals and mutilated statesmen. Wayne avenue residents planted flowers in street allotments and at Wayne and Sixth street, urging borough authorities to protect these new improvements. Neighbors are urged to keep lawns neat to improve the street.
President Taft's message on Pure Food and Drugs law amendment mentions prepared medicines. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Kidney Pills are praised as standard, trusted remedies for coughs colds throat chest and lung ailments with decades of recognized medical use. Sold by all druggists.
Blairsville Courier reports Scrubby McCreight will not be able to play and has notified Manager Woinetnur. The note hints he may avoid the Firemen lineup, while Indiana players could push the team to first in the Indiana County Trolley League.
A Chicago man, M. Stewart of 1034 Wolfram St, testifies that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gives quick hay fever relief during hot summer months. He notes many others with similar symptoms would benefit from his experience, and states the product is for sale by all.
A steel concrete brick water works building under construction collapsed in Buffalo New York. Four men were dead and four more missing likely dead while four others sustained serious injuries. The incident involved only tin workers tile layers and glaziers. the structure roof and walls fell about 100 feet.
For rent at reasonable rates two store rooms and two basements with cement floors and good belt access suitable for any business. Inquiries to Godfrey Marshall. Also after April two collecting office rooms on the second floor of the Gazette building contact Gazette Hire for details.
Classified notices seek a second-hand office desk mahogany desk 2642ty for sale WANTED 100 bushels of old potatoes cash paid WANTED good second-hand Oliver typewriter address Gazette WANTED experienced man seeks work hotel or family preferred Box 67 Home Pa indiana WANTED two pairs no got army blankets perfect condition call New Indiana House or Box 36 Indiana Brown Brothers Company Rochester NY seeks reliable energetic man to sell trees fruit ornamental shrubs vines bulbs permanent outfit furnished Write for particulars WANTED salesman for best line of paints and paint specialties grand opportunity for hustlers to make large profits salesmen earning from 3rd to 400 per month write for cooperative terms The Peekless Haint and Varnish Cleveland Oh Sat Bt au
A string of society items lists visits and guests from Indiana and nearby towns. People mentioned include Paul Reed of Strongtown visiting friends, Fred Maize of Josephine and Roy Fennell of Jacksonville, plus numerous others in Indiana. The piece also covers church matters, a sensational marriage involving Jessie Lieb and Joseph D. Lee, and community events at Ridgeview Park with about 2,000 attendees, concluding with Rev S B Graves’s upcoming sermon at the Wesleyan church.
An advertisement extols Speetris Bitters as protection against disease worms in air water dust and food claiming to kill malarial chills fevers and many blood diseases. It promises rapid relief and a money back guarantee with a price of 50e at Daugherty store.
Students from Marion Center Select School and town youths enjoyed a moonlight picnic when Ida Shields, a Home student, collided with someone during tag and lost consciousness. A physician treated her and she remained dazed for about two to three hours, suffering only shock afterward.
Lost items and rewards notice read in a small-town Gazette. Leather-backed pocket distan No 2 car goes missing between Blairsville and Indiana with a reward offered. lost diamond set of ten valued at Moore hotel to Normal school area. estray horse and tan mule bound. owners to prove property and pay keeping costs at 227 Clymer Ave.
In Atlantic City on July 1 Livingstone Ludloe Biddle aged fifteen Miss Cor delia Biddle aged seventeen and James Lalew Jr aged eighteen were swept 400 feet from the Dostet avenue beach by a strong current. The trio were exhausted before two guards and onshore helpers pulled them to safety using buoys. In Columbus Ohio Charles B Fisher a wealthy Springfield man was ordered to spend a year in the Xenia work house and pay a $1000 fine for contributing to the delinquency of young girls per a supreme court decision affirming Clark county judgments.
Fragmented OCR text describes housekeeping notes and ethics changes, mentioning households, chores, and a focus on improving domestic routines. It references various names and terms in a garbled form, outlining an emphasis on productivity and careful conduct in the home.
FOR SALE T7 Beagle Pups at Indiana Cigar Store inquiries. Also FOR SALE a Bay mare seven years old and good driver inquiries at 412 Water Street. 264
A short praise piece from Bey Stubenwoll Allison Ta extols King's New Life Pills as a health necessity for every home. It urges trying the medicine after other remedies fail and claims they restore well being, noting availability at Daugherty Bros.
Miss Alina Hamilton of Blairsville, seven years in India, plans to return to mission work in September. She will deliver an address at the United Presbyterian Church on North Seventh Street Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock. All invited to attend.
On Friday evening Mrs. A M Hammers hosted a ten cent social at her home to benefit a local Ladies Aid Society. This evening she will host a lawn party on Church street for the town’s younger social set.
Harry W. Earhart prominent attorney joined a picnic excursion on Thursday when a hay wagon he rode on overturned. His foot became caught under a wagon tongue, causing injury. Medical aid was summoned and Earhart received treatment at the scene.
The product Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is described as effective for both children and adults with a safe formula in a low price package. No changes in harmful drugs and no substitutions should be made by druggists when selling this remedy.
A vorpe eagle was seen by Roof, a Roberts audition resident near Homer City, on Thursday morning. The bird was within gunshot distance and faced east, prompting local notice of the wildlife sighting.
E B Helman an Indiana man who studied at University of Chattanooga has accepted the clerk position at the New Indiana House during Clerk Matt McGinnis vacation. McGinnis and his wife plan a three week trip to Bellefonte Pottaville Atlantic City and other places. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised for kidney and bladder ailments urinary irregularities and as a tonic.
Mrs Henry D Muinapaumet fought for separate support from her bank official husband in Springttcl Massachusetts Judge Long ruled the husband remains head of the family under state law. He stated Mrs Marsh showed persistence in challenging the role and that Massachusetts law assigns the duty of headship and meal decisions to the husband.
New London Conn July Harvard varsity crew beat Yale by more than fourteen lengths on the four mile Thames course. Harvard led from the start, Yale outclassed throughout, with New Haven crew showing poor form after the half mile. Aviator Atwood flew beside the boats in a biplane adding spectacle. Harvard posted 22 44, Yale 23 40. Yale freshman eight and Stowart four-oared events also won by Harvard.
At Forbes Field Pittsburg July 11 the National Amateur Athletic Union meet opened before a large crowd. Irish American Athletic Club of New York won the junior meet with 37 points and four junior records plus one old mark broken. Five mile junior G A Dull Pittsburg Association 26 84 5. Pole vault junior S Wagoner 12 5 64. Running high jump junior Olle Johnson Boston Association 6 6 0. Discus junior A M Machs Chicago Association 123 6. Former mark 122 8 by B Bantz Seattle.
Inland sections Keenly feel the strike as seamen trouble disrupts goods. Cargo of can be held up at Liverpool and Hull delaying distributions. Retail stocks thin with prices rising, especially haven butter and eggs. Five fires found on board White Star steamship Arbie at the Canida dock.
A massive fire at the Chiefwa mine of Clark Coal Company, four miles from Clarksburg West Virginia, raged unchecked since July 1. The mine, among the state's largest, is believed incendiary in origin. About sixty miners were rescued as hope faded for saving the workings.
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