10 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
1
Entry shows Indiana Post Office classification as Second Class Mail Matter. Indicates official mailing status and mailing rights under postal regulations for ensuing distribution.
The piece argues that voters are pushing to replace party led conventions with direct votes for national delegates, signaling broader distrust of political machinery. It notes Nebraska's law change and cites rising support for initiatives like the referendum and recall, plus a Flag Day observance call urging Hoosiers to display the flag next Wednesday.
Geo N Barnhart of 919 8th Ave Altoona Pa reports kidney trouble with backache and fatigue. After using Foley Kidney Pills he says three bottles cured him and his kidney action is now normal. Sold by all druggists. The Diner's Viewpoint notes chicken variety counts and Steel Pens Come From previously in Bainbridge NJ with 95 percent of U S steel pens made there.
An old advertisement touts Buek jep’s Arnica Salve as a quick healing remedy for wounds burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands and more. It claims prompt treatment prevents poison and gangrene and promotes use for general skin ailments. The piece also notes a thought on teaching and family life by a Wao quote.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as especially effective for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to regulate and dispel kidney and bladder action, strengthening and bracing the system. Marketed by Austrian School Garden with eight thousand gardens involved in Augirian pupil horticulture programs.
In New South Wales a pompous member mocked a native flowers protection bill by naming all botanical terms, then extending the list to shellfish. The house exposed the hoax next day. the joke amused Australia as a clever satire on legislative pedantry.
The New York Press notes giraffes show curiosity about loud blasts yet tremble at the slightest rustle from a skirt or stocking feet. A zoological keeper near a canal cites a barge gunpowder blast that did not distress the animals, while night steps outside their enclosure provoke fear and a potential attempt to dash fences.
George R. Sims writes on Holland highlighting daily life, canals, and Dutch customs. He notes street scenes with tightrope antics above canals, public cheese and penny buns at breakfasts, and ubiquitous signs of Tapperlj Slitterij Slemp as he explores Dutch society and hospitality.
A collage of brief quotes and phrases including the Turkish medical oath about caring for the poor, a debt exchange where Henry owes 85, a smoking vow turned joke, an out of place kiss at a aunt’s prompting, fishing luck, a dress destruction remark, and a German language fragment about a difficult letter.
A Christian Endeavor meeting topic for the week beginning July 1 1911 urges serving the nation through piety and patriotism. It compares Esther's sacrifice to national duty, stresses praying for leaders and institutions, and upholds the moral aims of religion in public life.
Baravi 8 10 Neh viii 1 5 1s BSXiiL 12 MH US extvii YU Proy xiv Jer anxvi 7 Matt xvii 24 27 xxii 1 1 Marksii 17 1 Tim ii 13 kleb xi S16 The fragment lists multiple biblical references across books and chapters, indicating a reading schedule or cross references for lessons.
Smith McConnaughey and Mise Gertrude L McConnaughey registered at the Commercial hotel in DuBois and wed by Rev. A R Longanecker in the hotel parlor at four oclock on Wednesday June 7. The ceremony was witnessed by friends and the couple planned a short wedding trip before returning to Trade City to establish residence.
Death of a person now at Grove City noted as an Indiana business visitor en route to Easton Delaware. RW Wehrle and Dick Hetrick return from Huntingdon county after a week of fishing with good luck and remarks on rattlesnakes. County Superintendent James F. Chapman returns from service on the State Board of Examiners at West Chester. Prof. LeGrande Chase departs for Auburn New York after two years as mathematics instructor and coach. Clymer Water Company installs a new three inch meter at the County Home. Indiana County Trolley League team plays Heilwood today with fans traveling by automobile. Advertising note for Foley Kidney Pills.
A witty note on how a singer quitting for a spell stirs public focus on the gap between art and money as fans overestimate the financial impact of a temporary withdrawal.
A collection of brief items notes pearls from the coach of Florida with rare gold and valuable specimens. It also cites telegraph and cable statistics, European habits, juvenile smoking rise, and busy life in New York with daily telegraph disruptions.
A shy village youth joins Christian Endeavor meetings and after initial jitters grows into a confident speaker. He leaves for a major U S city, serves as document representative for a diverse concern, and attends a large convention where he is named the youngest representative to the venture.
Ozeph King, a well known Indiana baseball player, suffered a severe hand injury at work when his right hand was crushed between two heavy barrels. Three fingers broke and a gash required six stitches. All joints are badly crushed and he will be out of work for some time. Aa to Honesty, The tuin' who would not trust any body else gives himself a poor recom mendation.
A mechanical development describes an improvised process where an artificial limb uses an inductive method with a placet lab setup to aid production. The skin component is derived separately for use in an artificial limb system.
In a terse meditation the piece reflects on the intrusion of evil into history, examining the moral costs and the ambiguities of interpretation. The text contours a cautious search for truth amid contested memories and uncertain motives.
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