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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
4
Advert reads Kodol for dyspepsia and indigestion promising immediate digestion by supplying stomachlike juices. Claims the liquid starts digestion, prevents pains, and lets users enjoy meals. Offers money-back refund if not beneficial after a full bottle. mentions Chicago laboratories of C DeWitt & Co.
Long standing dispute over working conditions and alleged failures by Pittsburg Railways to honor an agreement triggered a street car strike in Greater Pittsburg. Union leaders say suspensions and surveillance off duty sparked the walkout. no cars operated yesterday after 5 a.m. and preparations aim to shield property as talks with Mayor Magee and officials resume.
A long list of guests and travels fills Indiana county notes with visitors from Pittsburgh Washington DC and other towns. Names include Lowry Hutchison Bell Walker Miller Swan Martin Irwin and many more as roads allow travel to Charleroi Johnstown and Wellsboro with weddings commencements and family visits shaping a busy social scene.
A humorous remark on housecleaning duties applied to women and men. It promotes Easy Task soap made from coconut oil borax naphtha and tallow claiming it cleans wood floors curtains rugs laces china and glass faster than cheap soaps.
The new Presbyterian church in Clymer was dedicated on Sunday with morning and evening services. Members contributed 900 dollars at the morning session to reduce the debt to the contractor.
Rumors say Root Juice will arrive soon and prove a great blessing to the community. A traveling man reports a Fort Wayne drug store sale where a buyer claimed the juice cured all in his neighborhood. Locals are urged to watch Tom RE Hildebrand’s drug store next Saturday for demonstrations and sales at $1 per bottle or three for $2.50.
Thoney Pietro a Morgantown West Virginia contractor formerly of Indiana was awarded the paving contract for Bute and West Walnut streets and College avenue by the city council at its continued meeting Friday evening. Of 16 bidders he offered the lowest bid by nearly 900 dollars at 22296 dollars.
Weather summary notes local showers in West Virginia with continued warmth on Monday and Tuesday. Ohio and Western Pennsylvania can expect partly cloudy skies with local showers today and Tuesday and light variable winds.
A claim that rheumatism can be relieved or cured by Chamboy lain's Pain Balm. It argues chronic rheumatism can be prevented by treatment, praising the liniment for pain relief and sleep. Sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes by all druggists.
News from Tromsø Norway reports Walter Wellman north pole expedition survivor Knud Johnson died after a pack ice mishap during a hunting trip. The Arctic airship shed was destroyed by a storm, delaying the voyage and prompting promise to press on despite setbacks.
James F. McClure twenty seven nephew of Colonel Alexander K. McClure drowned while bathing off Ventnor beach Atlantic City N J June 28. He disappeared after signaling for help about two hundred yards from shore. Guard Maley and other bathers pursued with a life buoy but could not reach him before he sank. Mrs McClure fell faint and was reported in dangerous condition.
The headless body recovered from the lower Niagara River is believed to be Mrs Catherine Whipple ag of Buffalo, who jumped in above the falls on April 22 during an ice jam. A second woman’s body believed to be Mrs Vesper floated in the whirlpool, near the pool center, with recovery expected after several days.
Seven year old William Baumgartner slipped from Callowhill Street wharf into the Schuylkill River and drowned. The report lists other drownings and misnaming details across waterways, with scattered names and places.
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