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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
1
A jumble of social notes from Indiana features visits among families and neighbors with names like Fi cuzta, Mrs. A. W. Maton, Miss Anna Riddie, and Miss Alice Atchison. Mentions travel through Butler and Blairsville, a graduation attendee, and a local ankle sprain remedy anecdote praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Tadlata County Medical Society holds an important epocial meeting in Clymer at 1 PM on Tuesday June 30. Indiana physicians attend and present on Gastro-Intestinal Infections including Acute Intestinal Ligation and Acute Ito-Colitis with speakers Dr T D Stephens Penn Run Dr C Spicher Lovejoy Dr J H Peterman Cherrytree Dr B J Cos Dixonville and Dr R F McHenry Hailwood on Appendicitis diagnosis in Children.
A public endorsement features Mrs J Corrigan of Indiana Pa praising Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and back pain relief. The letter notes her husband used the pills from Hildebrand's drug store with good results and she endorses them for strengthening the kidneys. Sold by all dealers 60 cents. Foaters Milburn Co New York sole agents US. Remember the name Dean's.
Arch ie Davis and Misa Marie Steffey of Grisemore wed at the groom's Cockport home in a June ceremony conducted by Rev W G Slonaker with Rev W K Williams listed. Frain and Muir nuptials occurred at the bride's home with Rev W F Hunter officiating. The piece includes a family testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and mentions commercial use in Narcooses and Des Moines. The text is a jumble of OCR errors and local names.
An ideal wedding trip offered by D&O Navigation Co promotes an affordable, enjoyable voyage on the Coast Line to Mach ines. Steamers are elegantly furnished with reserved staterooms or parlors. Send a two penny stamp for an illustrated pamphlet. 5 Wayne St, Devrait, Mich.
Ralph Edward Stiles age 19 died at his home in Glen Campbell on June 19 from empyema. He was survived by parents D W Stiles and six brothers and three sisters all listed by name. Interment was June 21 at Burnaide cemetery with services by Rev. Carll. Margaret Wills widow of Andrew Wills died at her home Zone 28 Sabbath eve aged about 60 from heart trouble. She is survived by sons Samuel and Eleanor and brothers and sisters listed by name.
Samu Kelbler has recovered from indigestion. Miss Dess’a Cooper of Latrobe visits friends here. Weed and Millard Crookshank of New Brighton are guests of their uncle S. M. Crookshank. Mrs Fenok B. McCauley of Punxsutawney has been here lately. Mrs A H Ewing, from New York, visited last week. Tunonelton plans July Fourth ball games and an ice cream festival. Miss Gertrude Portner is visiting in Latrobe. Mr and Mrs O F Lambinz of Armstrong County spent the first of the week with friends here.
An exhortation endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm to relieve rheumatic pain and aid sleep. Claims cure in many cases, urges early use on long standing cases, notes 25 and 50 cent sizes available through druggists. Also mentions Chamberlain's Salve for infants, Sanitary Dairy Co. Ice Cream supply in Western Pennsylvania and event preparations in Barnesboro.
Superb pitching by Jimmy Pierca kept Normal in the game as they rallied for four runs after three bad holes. Normal defeated Gly'a Pliteburg Collegians 4 to 2 before the contest was shortened to 74 innings so the Collegians could return home.
Many stomach trouble cures are reported from Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man spent over two thousand dollars on medicine and treatment before being cured by a few boxes of these tablets. Price five cents a box. Samples free at all drug stores.
A scattered June 29 roundup reports multiple incidents including a Susie H. Davidson steamer drowning in the Delaware River, a lightning strike fire near Kenyon, a guarding guard charged with guarding gardens in Garretts Run, a beaver Falls injury from a freight train, a 40 foot fall death at a Cincinnati building, train wreck suspicions near Youngstown, and two workers killed during a hotel hoist collapse at the Mulberry Street bridge site.
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