08 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
1
Mrs Craig McHenry returns from Punxsutawney visit as many townsfolk make weekend rounds. Various residents travel to Johnstown and Germany, with updates on church and school events, graduations, and local real estate progress.
A severe earthquake centered near Monte Vulture rattled Avellino, Calitri, and surrounding provinces. Calitri suffered the most with about forty dead and many buildings toppled. panic spread among the poor as rescue work stalled. Earlier Messina disaster recalled, with widespread fear and delayed relief efforts. A later Sardinia cyclone caused about two million dollars in damage around Ogliastra.
President Taft pressed for immediate effect of the new railroad law and urged swift Interstate Commerce Commission review. Eastern, central, and western trunk lines agreed to hold freight rate increases pending the commission's ruling. a conference at the White House also set steps to accelerate rate decisions and move the railroad bill to conference.
A passenger recounts a railway incident advising not to rub the injured eye but to rub the uninjured eye. The engineer on the fast express instructs to persevere with the good eye, suggesting the cinder will drop out as the eye relaxes. The tale ends with the cinder near the inner lid seen in a glass.
A column of oddly spaced names including Penn Roh Joseph Urey Hazel Coalmer Clymer Alexander Jewell and many others appears alongside an advertisement for Chamberlain's Gough Remedy promising a refund if not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle. The copy imitates a noisy eighteenth century listing with a drugstore guarantee. The piece ends with a generic sell line stating the product is sold by all druggists.
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