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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
8
Health and Diet column by Dr Frank McCoy discusses peritonitis causes symptoms and treatment. It notes acute and chronic forms with signs such as abdominal pain fever vomiting and rapid pulse and includes reader Q A on starches boils glands and nervous habits with suggested fasting and diet guidance.
A fragmented item cites Will Rogers and an English anecdote about storytelling. In the snippet a man and his wife ride an old horse and buggy along a narrow country road as a farmer drives nearby, with references to libel law and Shakespeare.
A farm wagon with a heavy load blocks the road forcing a standoff as a woman and others argue over passing. The horse team is tired and one rider insists on backing the wagon while another refuses to yield, citing crisis aid and local patience.
Simple cure advised for children fingernail biting by dipping fingers in alum water several times daily. Teaches a puckery taste to deter mouthing. Also notes social items: visits between Berringer, Langham, Gromley, and others in Johnstown, Cherry Tree, and nearby towns, with several local family calls and weekend travel.
Marchand Floyd Read family from Barnesboro visited relatives in the Huey household. Elmer and Grant Bawn rebuilt Larry Mauk’s wall. carpenters work on the Mauk house. Miss Merle Dilts arrived for vacation. Myrtle Dilts bought the Tom Gilpatric property, planning its demolition as the Pifer home.
Vinegar Hill residents with Williamsport connections spent days at TR A Bailys. Blair Goodlin and family visited C B Learn's. Ars Adaline, Basy, visited. James Tyger hospitalized at Indiana Hospital. family visits. Clarence Shank and daughter Avoneiles returned to Clymer from Learn family. Decoration Day visits by Clarence and Clara Bair. John Buabee’s son visited Clearfield hospital. Mike Babes and family traveled there. Evan Tyger funeral held. aged 80 years. Roy Friel returned to work in Cleveland. local residents rejoin routines after trips.
Miss Nona Goodlin and family visited Hillsdale and Dixonville on Friday. Bernice Lydie stays with her uncle J L Shank for a few days. Florence Hoover made a Commodore call Saturday. Twila Boh spent Monday with Mrs Clarence Shank of Clyma. Elmer McCullough celebrates a new arrival in the streams of Clearfield County with brook trout. Roy Hollis of near Ord made a business trip Wednesday. The piece notes no Brooklyn Bridge sales and comments on New York visitors and a London guest praising Gotham.
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