03 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
1
An article argues that true cleanliness preserves mind and body and explains why superficial cleaning fails. It highlights grease from handling, vehicle work, and weather as the main culprits, stressing only expert dry cleaning yields thorough, non shrinking, color preserving results.
Washington June 3 the senate investigation into the tariff lobby drew no proof of improper pressure or bribery. Senators from all parties reported they had not been approached or offered favors and witnesses testified that those contacting them acted as legitimate representatives of their industries.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family this summer. It emphasizes a widely available preparation sold at band pos locations and promises relief from stomach distress and cholera symptoms.
Viscount Chinda, Japan's ambassador, notified Secretary Bryan that Japan accepts in principle the peace plan proposed by the United States. The proposal would suspend hostilities for at least nine months while a joint international commission completes claim reviews, with Japan among nations favoring the plan.
George Bo Cox former Republican leader of Cincinnati and four other ex Cincinnati Trust officials faced trial on an indictment charging them with removing a $350,000 note from the bank assets. The note, issued by Cox then bank president, was used to cover a bank capital shrinkage by order of the state banking department. After the Cincinnati Trust merged with another bank the defendants allegedly withdrew the note from assets.
Harristure Pa June 3 Governor Tener approves the Roney bill creating the state department of labor and industry to absorb the fire inspection bureau and establish statistics and mediation bureaus and an industrial board. Professor John Price Jackson named commissioner with an $8,000 salary. Also notes Sterrett defense of Tener against workmen's comp bills and charges against Judge Umbel. freight record set on Pennsylvania railroad. Mrs Miller of Moscow High School shoots herself in temporary insanity.
George R. Schall a former U S Army sergeant was arrested in Vancouver Washington charged with murdering his wife and three sons in a Presidio San Francisco fire last April. Skulls of the children were found broken to bits contradicting initial heat explosion theories.
In Pittsburg on June 3 a common pleas jury valued Eleanor Munigan’s destroyed sight at 10000 dollars after a barb wire incident where a fence over a Homestead sidewalk struck her left eye.
Parkersboro June 3 Judge McDougle costs divorce to W D Peters against Satah PB See Peters.
Wanted to fill an immediate vacancy for an energetic middle aged man with pleasing personality to cover Homer City Blairsville Cokerville Cherry Tree Gen Campbell Mabafly Purxsutawney Loadey. Permanent position with reliable man. Salary or commission. Grey Brothers Rochester N Y.
A health note urges slower eating to prevent indigestion and constipation. It recommends thorough mastication and salivation, then taking one Chamberlain's Tablet if a fullness or dull headedness follows. The tablets are described as easy to take and agreeable, sold by all dealers.
Instructions outline four steps to fight the winter fly. Educate the public on its deadly nature, eliminate winter hiding flies, remove breeding sites, and trap any arriving adults. Emphasizes clean houses, yards, streets, and promoting fly traps for sale.
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