08 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
1
A reflective column condemns suicide as a violation of sacred life and law, noting its growing prevalence worldwide. It questions causes such as drink and despair, urging understanding rather than judgment while arguing most cases stem from hopelessness and lack of sympathetic aid.
The Pure Mood and Drug Law influences January outcomes and boosts valid remedies. Hyomel, advertised by T. Hildebrand with a cure or money back guarantee, claims to reach nasal and bronchial areas via inhalation, killing germs and soothing irritation. Extra bottles offered at 8.00, with full kit priced at 500.
Cecelia I Rowe wife of D H Rowe of Pittsburg died Monday March 4 from complications of disease at age 89 years four days. Survived by husband three daughters S R Scott of Virginia Victoria and Virgil one grandchild Ruth Cecelia Scott father Alex Walker of Kintersburg two brothers Benjamin T and Thomas A and sister Mrs B O Smith. Funeral at her father's home Thursday but interment Bethel Cemetery. Rev Rockwell of Dixongilia conducted services.
Mrs Laura J Dorsey died at Enterprise near Blairsville on March 6 at age 41. Funeral held at Blairsville cemetery. An infant child of Mr and Mrs John Bell of Rossiter died March 11 of pneumonia and was buried in Union cemetery at Rossiter.
A testimonial promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for kidney trouble and backache. Mrs. Nancy Jane Clawson of Campbell Street, Blakeville, Pa., and others vouch for cures gained, with Foster Milburn Co. listed as U S core agents. Price 60 cents. Remember the name Doay's.
Mrs Edna Wheeler of Homer City visits her parents Mr and Mrs J M Lesf of Derry. Max Goheen confined to his room at the National with a serious attack of quinsy. A L Smith of Indians spends a short time in town on business and saving a few friends. Puproutawney Spirit reports on Thursday incident and others.
A collage of brief items from March reports across Pennsylvania Ohio and nearby areas. Notes cover shootings, deaths from apoplexy, industrial injuries, strikes by shipbuilders, public works bids, a charity tuition initiative, a fatal boiler incident, a child rescued from ice, religious movements, and railroad labor rate changes with local names and places including Sharon Philadelphia Columbus Pottsville Wheeling and Cleveland.
An editorial-style note argues national law requires no poisonous marks on cough label and urges mothers to demand Dr Shoop's Cough Cure. It promotes safety, highlights a comparison with other brands, and lists Daigherty Bros as a seller.
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