10 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
1
Walter H. Jackson editor and manager lists subscription rates by mail one year and by carrier one month. Office and printing plant located in New Gazette Building Indiana Pa. Entered in Indiana post office as second class mail matter.
Blairsville residents report graduations at State College and Princeton University with Eugene W. Stitt John R. Taylor and Arthur L. Stitt among honorees. Local development includes the Ray house on Walnut street built by Indiana Lumber and Supply. Returns include William Walkinshaw from Cambridge Springs and Arthur L. Stitt from Brownaville. Clarence D. McCune of Donora recently visited Blairsville.
Mrs Elizabeth DeLancey visits sister Mrs Sarah Keener at Sheleta. Miss Wilda Uneapher returns home after three terms teaching in Wilkinsburg. LeLancey, an aged resident, recovering from bronchial pneumonia. Mrs W H Halleck and daughter visiting relatives in Potter County. Plumville to use natural gas for fuel soon. Phillipa Co. to install service fixtures in local houses. Mrs M D Campbell visiting relatives in West Virginia. A dry well drilled on the Lydie farm by Phillips Gas and Oil Co abandoned. rig moved to J A Davis farm at Rossmoyne. Plainville baseball team shows promise. discussions of games with first-class teams.
West Lebanon residents host and visit neighbors as Indiana callers Mrs H B Fulton and daughter Lillibel plus Mrs Nancy Anderson and Daisy of Apolile call on friends. Indiana Normal students Alex Anderson and Nannie George spend Sabbath at homes. Reed mine accident injures Ray Carney. Blairsville visitors Henry Saltagiver family stay with Mrs Mary Saltagiver.
Fragmentary dialogue appears to note a protest and a staged scene with mentions of a Cleveland lender a friendly greeting and a cryptic exchange about vacation and making a man of me. The text is incomplete and lacks clear news context or identifiable persons or dates.
Washington June 10 The administration postal savings bank measure passed the House last night with Republican support and 22 Democrats defecting from their party. It advances to the Senate for conference. it allows postal savings accounts for anyone age ten or older, including married women, with 2 percent interest and a board of trustees including the postmaster general the secretary of the treasury and the attorney general. The Senate also agreed on rivers and harbors conferees despite some opposition. debate highlighted contention over allocations and leadership. Burton objections centered on hearings and commission funding. Also included are brief items on a resolution condemning Russian Jewry persecutions and practical medical tips for stopping hiccoughs and a garden-variety anecdote about the term gentleman.
The piece presents H. Lee quoting Brown about needing a partner aged twenty eight with broad abilities. Brown seeks a wife who can enact laws for the family, manage cooking, cleaning and clothing care, raise children wisely, and direct paid help, arguing domestic work requires equal skill to business and chemistry.
For sale about 30 000 celery plants and garden stock plus home grown plants. Alwaven patrons home industries. A P W 276 South Seventh Street Indiana Pa. Public sale at the late residence of Frank Overdorft dec d 6536 Railroad Avenue Indiana Pa Saturday June 21. Two cows carpentry tools buggy wagon farm machinery and many other articles. H W Overdorft Adm 287 2p
An advertisement claims most illnesses stem from a disordered stomach and promises quick relief from indigestion, heartburn, and related symptoms with Mio-NA stomach tablets. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Altia Elson of Battle Creek and notes a money back guarantee and availability from druggists and T. E. Hildebrand.
Marion Center plans Fourth of July celebrations with strong local support and expect thousands of visitors to converge on Independence Day. Mrs. O. A. Ellis is seriously ill. Mrs. J. E. Uncapher of Indiana visits her parents near town. Grace Roland visited sister in Indiana on Thursday. Primary election turnout was lively but without prostrations. Mrs. Mary Gates of Morrellville visits relatives. Mrs. D. T. Work of Glen Campbell visits son H. G. Work.
Reports from newspapers across states praise Root Juice for chronic stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Users claim lasting cures, improved appetite, and reduced stomach fermentation with tonic blood effects. Hilasbrand drug store staff offer information.
An old newspaper snippet markets Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism and heart disease with money back guarantees. It includes testimonials from Mrs. Herbert Mason of Aurora New York and mentions English Marque forms tissue growth and pain relief. Also notes discounted Boys Knee Pants at Pennington's Clothing and Shoe Store.
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