Retered in the Indiana Post Office on Second Class Mail Matter
The line notes that mail is retered in the Indiana Post Office and processed as second class mail, indicating standard classification for delivery. The item preserves postal terminology and reflects routine mail handling procedures.
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Indiana Post Office
Visitors Report From Town In Busy Roundup
Glen Campbell resident Rank visits town as do many Indiana and Pittsburgh guests. Homestead and Altoona travelers join relatives in Wilmington and Philadelphia Street areas. Religious and civic figures plus tailors and nurses appear in the flow of social calls and short trips with several journeys to and from Punxsutawney and Creekside for meetings and farewells.
Local residents depart and visit across towns
Mrs Margaret J Dumm leaves by the 1165 train for Ridgview Park for several days then home. Miss Verna Martin visits Miss Eulala Walker this week. Charles Walton arrives from Punxsutawney to manage his brother Rays blacksmith shop after a hand injury. Miss Sara Williams heads to Dayton for weeks, sister Margaret Williams plans a Niagara Falls and Toronto excursion. S W Guthrie and party vacationing in Maine spend a day at Merriconeag House after a long sail to South Harpswell.
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Sara Williams
School Street
Dayton
Margaret Williams
Niagara Falls
Toronto
S. W. Guthrie
Party
Maine
Merriconeag House
South Harpswell
Wanted Reliable Man and Good Farmer
Classified brief seeks a married man to live in a furnished house with garden duties. Advertisement notes location 276-81 and requests replies through the Gazette office.
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Addregs Gazette
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Cure in Indiana
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised in Indiana Pennsylvania by Mrs Jennie E Roof who reports lasting relief from long standing backache after using the remedy bought at Widebrands Drug Store. She confirms continued health with no kidney trouble since. Sold at 60 cents by Foster Milburn Co and J Butler New York sole agents for the United States. Remember the names Don's and take no other.
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Jennie E. Roof
Railroad Avenue
Indiana
Doan
Widebrand
Out
Jain Ghal
Foster-Milburn, Co
J. Butaly
New York
United States
Thompson and Campbell Wed in July at Parents Home
George C. Thompson of Apollo and Misa Elizabeth M. Campbell of Brush Valley wed at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday July 21 officiated by Rev Z F Chilcote. They will reside in Apollo where Thompson works as a mill foreman.
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George C. Thompson
Apollo
Misa Elizabeth M. Campbell
Brushvalley
A. J. Campbell
Z. F. Chilcote
Mr.Thompson
Milla
Band of Gypsies Fight Deportation in Brooklyn
A band of twenty four Gypsies resisted deportation in Brooklyn as immigration inspectors tried to place them on the Verdi bound for Buenos Ayres. Parents used children as shields and several youngsters were injured. a girl lost consciousness as the steamer sailed. The group believed they were to be sent to Rusela and exploded in fury upon learning South America would be the destination.
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New York
Brooklyn
South America
Buenos Ayres
Rusela
Iit
Help for Those Who Have Stomach Trouble
Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa writes that after twelve years of stomach trouble and spending five hundred dollars on medicine his wife improved greatly after using Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets. He notes she continued using them and they helped more than prior treatments. The ad says the medicine is sold by all druggists with free samples.
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Chamberlain
Samuel Boyer
Folsom
Iowa
Root Juice touted at county fair amid health claims
Local talk centers on Root Juice as a cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles with testimonials from residents. A user claims relief after using the remedy at Tom E Hildebrand's drug store where the tonic is sold at one dollar a bottle or three for two dollars.
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Nature
Tom
E. Hildébrand
Tom E. Hildebrand
Champlain's Cholera Remedy Established Since 1872
In 1872 a severe outbreak of diarrhea dysentery and cholera led to Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It proved more successful than other treatments and has maintained a strong record for thirty five years. Widely distributed across the United States and abroad. Nine out of ten druggists recommend it. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
United States
Prophesied New Religion by Harvard President Emeritus
Charles W. Eliot told the Harvard Summer School of Theology that a new religion will arise free of dogma and creed. It will focus on prevention and cooperative goodwill, address all evils through natural laws, and emphasize love of God and service to others. The movement rejects supernatural elements, deification, and future compensation as aims.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Emerius
Harvard Summer School of Theology
Vault sale at Unity cemetery in Greensburg
A vault containing the owner's decedent, once a Latrobe wealthy citizen, was sold at forced public sale in Greensburg at Unity cemetery linked to Unity Presbyterian church. Creditors prompted the sale to divide proceeds, with bidder Jd. Peppardy purchasing for $745. Owner warned the sale would be contested.
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Greensburg
Old Unity Cemetery
Unity Presbyterian Church
Latrobe
Jd. Peppardy
Murderer shoots woman then commits suicide attempt
Pittsburg area reports a man shooting a woman as she crawls along a road leaving her mortally wounded. He then shoots at himself but survives, while police note the attacker tried to kill himself with a razor and a bowl of acid before collapsing. Officers investigate the double tragedy and related motives.
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Pittsburg
Reyvolver
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