11 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
1
Walter H. Jackson editor and mer reaches Indiana post office with second class mail designation. Haw Gazette Building on Carpenter Ave in Pennsylvania area. The note lists figures like 5.49 and 125 amid garbled text in a historical newspaper fragment.
An old advertisement urges curing kidney ailments with Dean's Kidney Pills citing chronic pain backache and urinary issues. It quotes a user in Indiana Pennsylvania and claims the pills aid kidneys with satisfactory results. Sold by T E Hildebrand's Drug Store price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agent. Remember the name Dean's.
In Washington the Senate lacks a mace, while the House of Representatives preserves an ornate silver eagle mace on a pedestal. An officer retrieves the mace before sessions, it rests during debate, and is moved again for maintenance of order as members pass through the aisles. The custom echoes old traditions still seen in daily routine.
Science seeks the cause of piles and offers internal cure. Dr J S Leonhardt developed Hemoid tablets that claim to cure the condition and do so permanently. Sold by Tom E Hildebrand with a money back guarantee at $1 for four days’ treatment. Also Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver aids digestion and detoxification.
Governor Harmon orders Mayor Atherton removed and charges prepared as Hartwell Etherington links to a planned armed march from Kentucky. Adjutant General Weybrecht joins a Columbus probe into the Newark lynching, while the city braces for further violence tied to dry law enforcement and feared saloon raids.
Governor Harmon says he will suspend Newark’s mayor and file charges against Sheriff Linke in connection with the lynching of Kerington, the anti-abolition detective, by a mob of colonists.
The article notes early use of gunpowder and artillery across civilizations before Christ. It cites Quintus Curtius, Philostratus, and Ailius Artius, mentioning sieges in Constantino ple 608, Belgrade 1738, and the siege at Toulouse. English adoption by Elizabeth's reign and Crecy 1346 are cited, per Cussier's Magazine.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan famed for chronic debt settles with wine merchant brothers Challe by inviting them to a party and secretly instructing a clerk to send three dozen burgundy twelve chiret and more. Guests enjoy the wine as Sheridan hints the debt is owed to his friend. The ruse cancels the balance the next day.
A male chromis pater familias in the Lake of Tiberias Palestine broods its young in its mouth after the female spawns in sand. Up to 200 young form inside the mouth, emerging when hatched. The seven inch fish has olive green back with blue, silver belly marked in green and blue. hotspots near ancient Capernaum feed by a warm spring stream feeding the lake.
The Chicago Tribune excerpts a garbled passage about a funeral and a professor addressing Henry Peck. A line hints at an inherited trait from a mother, while a boy named Toyter or Torturer is cited. The fragmentary text references a dog and a misguided plot.
A humorous exchange revolves around Martha and Po as Martha stands on a delicate table to hang a picture. Po insists the table will bear her weight, claiming she is on one foot. The remark ends with a proverb attributed to John von about trust.
A fragment notes property handling at a corner location on Wayne Avenue offered for sale or rent. Details are incomplete in the OCR. The item appears to be a local listing with no full contact or price data available in readable text.
Grant St Jaquire of J M Daugherty at 800 Phila street or Mrs Caroline Garman. Soreness of the muscles whether in duced by violent exercise or injury is quickly relieved by the free application of Chamberlains oi Liniment. Thigin tment is equally valuatic for muscular rheumatiom and always affords quick relief. Sold by all drugglats.
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