29 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
1
An entry in the Indiana Post Office logs records Pecord-Ciasa mail matter as part of the internal handling notes. The brief notation confirms routine sorting and classification within the delivery system. No further action or context is provided in the fragment.
Professor Pollard argues a theory linking the wedding ring to a bull ring nut, while Filomena of the Inkstorm News counters that rings were once given to brides as bridle bits. The piece notes historical shifts, stating the left hand protects the ring from injury and cites the Sarum ritual where the ring was on the right.
Alderman James V McMasters will study a Riverside Horse and Mule Co case over Monday to decide if J D Page can reclaim 162 50 paid April 2011 for a horse bought at the stables. Page says pneumonia followed shying. company says horse sold on commission and not sick at sale. Hearing lasted an hour and horse talk distracted the alderman.
Wanted advertisement seeks a resident agent to sell the Duntley Vacuum Sweeper near Indian End. Offers the best price yet, with liberal commission and exclusive selling rights. Address Harry G. Crewer & Co. 411 Franklin Street, Jobuatown, Pa. 247 3t FORK RENT. FOR RENT One four one six and a one tea room house. Good locations near McConnell Farmer’s Bank Bailin Indiana Pa. 247 Qt AMR RENT Puco ehedgros ane Jp av 72) Churchstecer 225 ut
Leland Stanford University joins crews from Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse Wisconsin in the eight oared and four oared races at the Hudson regatta. Syracuse money shifts the odds as Cornell remains favorite with Columbia close behind. The June 29 meet near Poughkeepsie gathers the varsity eight entrants amid betting interest and anticipation.
London reports suffragettes carry a general campaign of post office destruction across England. In Manchester they smashed the Central post office and the Reform club windows. Branch offices in London Hitchin and Letchworth were targeted. arrests followed as police vow further actions.
Stockholm opens the Olympic Games with football tennis and shooting on June 29 drawing over 3 000 artistes from twenty nations led by the United States 136 others 287 Great Britain 895 Austria Hungary 183 Germany 144 France 54 Canada 560 and Sweden. The event runs to July 22 with many familiar contests and several new competitions. Major athletic events start July 6. Togo’s vessel Naniwa wrecked off Japan but all crew saved.
A Cleveland market listing shows Butter-Creamery extras and various farm products with prices for cheese eggs potatoes poultry hogs and cattle. The Pittsburgh and Ohio markets note livestock values while Chicago grain futures rise on nervous dry weather with wheat leading gains and corn and oats following market moves.
An advertisement urges readers to clear clogged kidneys with Thompson's Barasma from Tom E. Hildebrand. It claims the tonic purifies the blood, treats kidney, liver, and bladder disorders, and cures rheumatism, promising money back if not beneficial. Prices are 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle.
NL games in Cincinnati New York Philadelphia and Chicago produced varied scores as Harmon Bresnahan and teammates hurled for Cincinnati New York Boston and Brooklyn posted wins while Philadelphia Brooklyn and Chicago matched pitchers in close calls. AL games saw Cleveland St Louis Boston New York Washington Detroit and Chicago play, with several doubleheaders and standout performances. A Pittsburgh shooter, Robert Huggy, aged 35, died during heart surgery in Shaler township after an injury.
In Madison Square Garden on June 29 Palzer the Iowa heavyweight outweighed Bombardier Wells by about forty pounds and after trading blows in the first two rounds knocked Wells cold in the third. The bout ended with Palzer capturing victory amid a crowd that saw the larger American dominate despite the British champion’s resilience.
A playful line proclaims the hunt for a rich wife ends when a woman discovers Electric Bitters. It touts improved health and spirits, claiming relief from indigestion backache headache fainting and dizzy spells, and credits Daugherty Bros. with the product promotion.
A quirky hand painted note found in an apartment house dumbwaiter reads You must mot nut nothing on the dam water you can put bottles on wine ral for the wabtiy T know who put it on. The erroneous print hints at a prank by the new janitor as Browns residents ponder who authored the message.
A historical note claims whooping cough is not dangerous when coughs ease with expectoration using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It states the medicine has worked in many cases and is advertised for sale by all dealers.
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