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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
1
Subscription rates listed by mail for one year and by carrier for one month at the New Garvette area office on Carpenter Ave Indiana. The notice appears in the postal matter with 88 Second Chiss.
A Root remedy draws crowds to Fort Wayne Indiana as Suice scientist unveils a treatment claimed to cure rheumatism stomach and kidney troubles and nervous weakness. Mrs I G Moore says seven doctors failed before the juice restored her flesh strength and vitality and many neighbors were cured, praising the medicine as a wonderful healer of every organ.
A home testimonial from Mrs. Jane Young of Indiana Pa praises Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and improved kidney function. The ad touts the treatment as effective where others fail, notes purchase at Hildebrand's Drug Store, and lists Foster Milburn Co as US agents with a 50 cent price. Remember the name Dow's and take no other.
Business notices list rentals on Gazette building and N Sixth Street plus BL Walker Smith contact. Also sale ads for pianos organs horses cars including Buicks Rambler and autos for hire by Indiana Motor Co. Lost gold watch between Normal School and brewery. finder to Gazette office. Goldenrod flour advertised at $1.50 per sack.
D E Notley accuses a fake promoter of fraud over a copper mine scheme. He describes how investments collapsed after $1500 was paid and a key organizer vanished. A June 20 hearing was scheduled as police pursue other suspects. Separately, the Chant street nine beat Rowe's Young Indians 28 to 13 and will meet Fairview next Monday. Indiana ties: wedding invites issued for Miss Sarah Stansberry Ralston to Alphange Nicholas Dur at 6965 Delmar Boulevard, St Louis, with notes on her uncle Ex-Judge John S. Blair.
An advertisement from the Tousiline Cos of Canton Ohio promotes Tonsiline as a cure for sore throat and related throat illnesses. It promises instant relief and urges purchase from druggists. The copy uses sensational wording and emphasizes a preventive stitch in time approach.
The notice advises nursing mothers that Chamberlains Salve can cure sore nipples when applied after nursing. Wipe off before the baby nurses. Many trained nurses report best results. For sale by all druggists.
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