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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
1
Indiana Evening Gazette published daily except Sunday by Indiana Publishing Company Walter H. Jackson editor and manager. Subscription rates listed by mail and carrier in Indiana Pennsylvania with office in New Gazette Building Carpenter Avenue.
Bradford Pa June 14 Three masked men entered the home of Monroe Potter and his wife at 4 Entered in the Indiana Postotiee. They tied bound and abused Potter and ordered his wife to stay quiet on threat of death. Potter said $16 was the total money in the house. The thieves fled with cash while neighbors aided in pursuit but the suspects remain at large. Local officials and residents are following the case as more details emerge.
Morey Sutter spent Monday with friends in Punxsutawney enjoying a casual outing with local acquaintances and noting the small town’s chatter.
An old promotional piece extols Parisian Sage as a quick acting hair tonic that grants lustrous hair and beauty. It claims French Parisian beauty habits, a money back guarantee after two weeks, and lists benefits like dandruff cure and non greasy formula. Also advertises Easy Task Soap as a better value.
An old time remedy claim for rheumatism relief via Chanterlain’s Proniain is promoted with assertions of sleep and rest benefits and safe use, urging purchase at druggists. The item includes local social notes from Indiana residents traveling to Salisburg for festivities and a fictional vignette about pedestrians and car danger reflecting period style.
The Sabbai school conducted by M Men McMullen of Mast Oak Street meets each Sabbath afternoon in Ghost Moiseay church. Children’s Day will be observed on the church Sabbath afternoon with a cordial invitation extended to all.
Distress remedy advice cites Chamberlains Salve as a cure for nursing infants. Recommends applying to affected area and wiping with cloth before nursing. Claims many trained nurses use the salve with best results and that druggists sell it.
Yee County Commissioners seek homes for an as yet unspecified number of boys and girls in need of placement. Call the commissioners office for particulars. Ex Sheriff Jacob Wetting sold two driving horses to David Chambers of Punxsutawney.
Sale notice for a bakery and restaurant in a town near PLA R N Y C streetcar depots. Quick cash buyer wanted due to illness. Population 15 000 to 20 000 within five miles. Write or call H K Ryman Clymer Pa 236 tf.
Miss Maud Martin of Latrobe visits her uncle Attorney William Fairman of Punxsutawney who is here as junior for the defendant Lew Williams in the Commonwealth vs Williams case.
The advice suggests resting the eyes and taking breaks every few hours to prevent fatigue. Regular short pauses can soften the onset of crow's feet by reducing strain and preserving skin around the eyes.
Weekly Idlewood Park dance attracts about seventy five couples on Tuesday evening. Special cars arrived from Taiana and Josephine. Music provided by the Overs House Orchestra. The write up hints at a local event with references to paving and street gold, though text includes many garbled phrases.
Wo Harvey of Foxloue, president of the C yaina Water Co., was an indigent victim today, visiting to discuss plans to improve water service.
The annual Buckwheat reunion is scheduled for August 4 at Coleman's Park near Goodville. The event is published as a community notice with plans for attendees to gather at the park on that date.
New York June 1 evidence to justify Howard Gould in separating from his wife Katherine Clemmons Gould was presented again in the hearing on her suit for separation and alimony. Servants testified Mrs Gould used intoxicants at Castle Gould causing Gould to leave and demand assurances she would refrain before his friends.
Mr. Ward D. Smith of Juneau Indiana and Misa Harriet Bell Sunderlin of Mahatly Clearfield County wed Saturday evening June 12 at the groom’s brother Clarence Smith home in Marchand officiated by Rev. P L Berkey. Alice Craig and William C Griffith also wed today at the bride’s parents home in Marion Center. After a wedding trip to the East, the couple will live in Marion Center where Griffith runs a drug store.
A two nutshell letter to W. R. Loughry of Indiana Pennsylvania promoting Devoe Paint. It asserts that every job painted with Devoe uses fewer gallons than any other paint and that the paint that uses the least dries longer and wears longest. Signed by F. W. Devoe & Co and J. M. Stewart & Co as sellers.
Managers announce a strawberry festival on Thursday evening, June 24 at the Girls' Industrial School on Eleventh Street to support a worthy cause and invite broad attendance.
Stomach troubles are treated with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and many cures are reported. One man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicine was cured after taking a few boxes of three tablets. Price: 27 cents. Samples free at all drug stores.
Several rental ads listed. A six room house on West Philadelphia street invites inquiries at 1001 Philadelphia street. Another entry offers two connecting front rooms on the second floor of the Gazette building via the Gazette office. A small, popular house on North Sixth Street is available through Walker Smith for $54. Desirable property near Court House is also offered at 550 Philadelphia street.
For sale advertise farm goods and old potatoes by bushel or quantity. Automobiles offered including Pope-Poluda Reo Maxwell Jackson Rembler and more with prices listed. Cars for hire by day or hour through Indiana Motor Co. Also two furnished rooms wanted for night homekeeping near Normal campus. Lost surveying note on Normal campus. finder please leave at Gazette office.
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