Publicity and truth in newspapers and politics
A long reader letter discusses the value of publicity for education and open discussion of government. It laments suppression of public prints by politicians and advocates constructive criticism, honesty, and principled patriotism over party politics, citing Justice Harlan and urging vigilance by readers. Local society notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntor Gazette
Bié
Times
John Marshall Harlan
United States Supreme Court
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Appetite Gone Mi-O-Na Cure Ad
Tom E Hildebrand guarantees Mi-O-Na to cure indigestion or any stomach disease with money back if relief is not felt in five minutes. Claims cover belching gas distress after eating foul breath biliousness liver wake relief heartburn sick headache nervous dyspepsia after a banquet vomiting pregnancy and more. Brifty cents four large boxes for Mi-O-Na umemach tablets.
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Tom E. Hildebrand
Morri of Newark Ends Battle With Death Fight
James B Morri of Newark New Jersey recounts a long bloody battle against illness. He declares he had lost much blood from severe hemorrhages and was unable to work for eight months. He credits Dr Kings New Dis to greatly help him and mitigate danger to life.
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Tgia
James B. Mori
Newark
N.J
Dr. King
Dream Activity and Sleep Misconceptions
The article discusses that brain activity peaks during dreaming and that perfect sleep is dreamless, noting that dreaming stimulates mental work. It includes a cartoonish anecdote about a cook stove and a joke about a treasure, followed by a testimonial claiming Foley Kidney Pills relieved back and kidney pain, ending with a note about wide druggist availability.
Farrell to be called Steel Investigating Committee
James Kirley, former vice president of United States Steel, resumes testimony before the Stanley committee probing steel industry practices. He says rail prices since the steel company formed have been uniform and cites a $28 per ton “fair price” agreed by steel makers and railroads. He denies knowledge of any international price division among steel producers. Bartlett plans to question Farrell later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Investigating Committee
Washington
James Kirley
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley Committee
Bartlett
Georgia
Steel Corporation
President Farrell
Corporation
Bankers elect new officers in Pennsylvania region
J Hasek of Warren Savings Bank becomes president replacing William A Law of ALS Beymet of Kay stone National Bank Pittsburg elected vice president and Horace G Mitchell of Peoples National Bank Langhorne Pa reelected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead State Association
Philetelphia
Jude
A. J. Hasekdine
Warren Savings Bank
War
Fat
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Mtsociation
William A. Law
Als. Beymet
Kaystone National Bank of
Pittsburg
Horace G. Mitchell
Peoples’ National Bank of
Langhorne, Pa
Synod Opposes Brigham Young Image on Silver Set
The Reformed Church general synod adjourned after passing resolutions protesting a battleship Utah silver set bearing engravings of Brigham Young and the Mormon temple. It also commended President Taft for his peace treaties. The synod will meet next year in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Reformed Church Synod
Asbury Park
N. J
General Synod of the
Reformed Church
Utah
Brigham Young
Mormon Temple
Taft
Grand Rapids
Mich
For Rent Notices in Gazette Building Second Floor Offices
After April 1 two connecting office rooms on second floor of Gazette building available. Inquire at Gazette office. Also for rent an eight room house with bath on North Seventh Street. Call J C Conner at 218. tf
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Gazette
Bath
N. Seventh Street
J. C. Conner
Duals in progress as two wounded in hospital
In Breubenville and Grenbenville a clash between armed men left both sides wounded. Collusoa fired four times at close range. two shots hit. One man killed? Both victims hospitalized with grave injuries. Knox appoints son Hugh as secretary to Venezuela mission. Venezuela centennial celebration slated for July 6. Canton chosen for 1912 Knights of Pythias convention in Hamilton, Ohio, June 16.
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Knox
Hugh
Washington
Hugh Knox
Venezuela
United States
Canton
Geta Pythlane
Hamilton
Wanted Roomers and Horses for Encampment
WANTED men for rooming. Call 204 Seventh Street. Wanted fifteen riding horses for use of Second Brigade Headquarters during the encampment from July 22 to 29. Address Capt. R. W. Watson. Wanted a good second hand Oliver typewriting machine. Address X Gazette.
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Seventh Street
R.W. Watson
Oliver
Gazette
Missing overcoat and robe offered for reward
A gray and black overcoat and a buffalo robe were reported lost between the Court House and Bryan's hill. Reward offered upon return to Stephen Kiss of Farmer's Bank. Exchange offered for a two seated survey, described as good as new, in trade for a mildh cow. Charles II Moore at Moore Hotel.
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Court House
Bryan’s Hill
Stephen Kiss
Farmer’s Bank
Charles II
Moore
Moore Hotel
House Cleaning Horrors and Hewitt’s Easy Task Soap
The unnamed notice promotes Hewitt's Easy Task soup to halve cleaning work for homes, claiming it cleans wood, linen, lace, curtains, porcelains, and dishes. It also notes bananas and potatoes share similar chemical composition, presenting a brief, dated ad-like snippet.
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Hewitt
For Sale Notices From Indiana Pa Classified Ad
For sale items include a driving horse offered through Edison E. Beck's carriage factory and fourteen shares of Indiana Provision Co stock at discount. A new ten room house with hardwood finish and modern conveniences is for sale via H R Livingston at 212 South Tenth Street Indiana Pennsylvania.
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Fdison E. Beck's
Indiana Provision Co
Carlon Valentine Kerr
North Eleventh St
H. R. Livingston
S. Tenth Street
Indiana
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I’ McLain
Pope
Carpenter Ave
Haha, Pa
Indiana Postoffice
John A. Kent
Homer City
William Lewis
Oak Street
Iowa
Sam Eady
Penn Run
H. C. English
Indiana Gazette
Joseph Studell
Jessie
Lickers, O
Creekside
Edward Grinham
John Johnson
Crystal City, Mo
Byron Stewart
North Ninth Street
Rink
Bushnell, Jil
J. N. Stewart
South Fifth Street
C. R. Stewart
Fred Myers
Holdens W. Va
Charles Means
Punxsutawney
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Cost & Iron Company
H. M. Kanass
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Coal & Iron Company
G. W. Roof
Lovejoy
Belle Allison
Home
Ashville
N. C
Steele Barnhart
Greensburg
State College
Jay McCartney
North Seventh Street
Chambersville
Laurene Ruffner
Ilda Walker
Sarah Harshberger
Salem Frick
Hattie Little
J. Dick Wilson
Atlantic City
Paul Mack
D. C. Mack
Princeton
Joseph S. Mack
W. A. Guthrie
James Speedy
North Eighth Street
University of Pittsburg
Hal Speedy
A. W. Mabon
Alex
Philadelphia
Mr. Mabon
Aston
Layarete College
Audrey
T. E. Hildebrand
Newedd
F. S. Rexford
New York Live
Kansas City
Foley
Satsie
American Press Association
Congressman A. O. Stanley
Farrell
Brigham
Munnimakers
Gazette Office
R. W. Wehrl, Co
S Jing
Indisgaa House
H. R Parker
Savags and Trust
Tia
Tanlen
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Geo. D. Levdic
Undertaker
L. Pattison
Indiana, PA
Philadelphia St
Both
Indiana Dye Works
Levine
Phila
HUB
Women's Oxfords
Thompson
Oxfords
Wen
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