People Attracting Visitors From Many Towns
Pointed notes show James Davis of Heilwood in Indiana today while T. BE. A. Tingan visits Dittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Getty of Creek tide travel, and Mrs. M. L. Wissell of Onbeme visits Indiana. Numerous locals, travelers and attendees at Bryan lectures are listed along with family visits and short trips to cities like New York and Philadelphia. A testimonial from A. Wolkush of Wie cites Foley’s Orino Laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. M. Getty
Creektide
M. L. Wissell
Onbeme
Indiana
Devoe Paint Ad Slams Adulterated Brands
A reader exposes cheap paint mixtures and adulterated products in a virulent letter critiquing benzine water blends and half trash pigments. The writer questions value, harm, and pricing, naming Devoe paints and distributors as the legitimate option amid many adulterated rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Devoe
FLW
Devoe & CQ
J. M, Stewart & Go
Deaths: George E Thompson dies at Tarentum Hospital
George Everett Thompson died February 5 at Tarentum Hospital after being struck by a belt at work in a paper mill causing a skull fracture and unconsciousness. Born in Indiana County he lived in Freeport before moving to Tarentum two years ago. Survived by wife seven children Laura Florence Glara Estella Merle Mrs E S Gregory John two sisters Laura Elizabeth and two brothers Harry Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Everett Thompson
Tarentum
Mr. Thompson
Indiana County
Freeport
Laura
Florence
Glara
Estella
Merle
E.S. Gregory
John
Brackenridge
Elizabeth
Jacksonville
Harry and
Perry
Pittsburg
Religious Author Endorses Kidney Remedy in Testimony
Rey. Joseph H. Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina, author of several books, describes years of kidney trouble. He details a severe winter pain confined to bed eight days, with thick white sediment in urine. After taking Foley's Kidney Remedy the pain ceased and urine normalized, and he offers his cheerful recommendation.
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Rey
Joseph H. Fesperman
Salisbury
N. C
Foley
Crystal Wedding Celebration of Mr and Mrs McGaughey
Mr and Mrs Charles McGaughey marked their crystal wedding anniversary on Monday with a party arranged by their daughter Mrs J E Moore of Oak Street. Guests included Mrs Gorman and Mrs Myers and her daughter. The event featured games dancing and a fine repast. The couple received many presents. The piece ends with an advertisement for Easy Task soap praising its purity and fabric friendliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGaughey
J. E. Moore
Oak Street
Moore
Gorman
Myers
Visit of John Reed to Indiana for mine foreman tests
John Reed of Reynoldsville, general superintendent of the B. R. and P. Coal Companies, was honored by Gov. Stuart in Indiana today. Reed was recently appointed by Gov. Edwin S. Stuart to member a committee to conduct test examinations for mine foremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Reynoldsville
B., R. & P. Coal Companies
Indiana
Reed
Edwin 8. Stuart
Hazlett Considers Florida Move After Indiana Visit
Joseph J. Hazlett of Gipsy visited Indiana on business tied to his Florida trip next week. If conditions are favorable after reaching Florida, he plans to make the state his permanent residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Hazlett
Gipsy
Indiana
Florida
Mr. Hazlett
Mrs Lytle Ill at Daughter’s Home in Indiana
Mrs Lytle seriously ill at her daughter Mrs A W Mabon’s home. Miss Ames Lytle arrived in Indiana on the 2 15 train today to visit her mother. Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised as a cough remedy from the era. A scientist claims monkeys fill teeth and resemble someone fresh from a dental chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Lytle
A. W. Mabon
Miss Ames Lytle
Indiana
International bowling matches open in Pittsburg tonight
The American Bowling Congress event runs Feb 27 to March 20 with top pro teams and individuals entering. Five man event features Brunswicks New York Bonds Columbus and St Louis De Soto Stars among others, while singles include Fred Schwartz of Brooklyn Arthur Wingler of Chicago and Martin Kern of St Louis as contenders.
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Pittsburg
American Bowling Congress
Canada
Brunswicks of
New York
National Bowling Association
Bonds of Columbus
St. Louis de Soto Stars
Middle West
McGuirk and
Jady
Patergon
Fred Schwartje
Brooklyn
Arthur Wingler
Chicago
Martin Kern
St. Louis
Keel of Our Biggest Warship Laid Today
The keel laying ceremony for the battleship Florida at the Brooklyn Navy Yard marks a milestone with invited guests from Washington New York and Brooklyn. The Florida and sister ship Utah will be 25 000 ton vessels and among the navy s most powerful afloat amid rivalry over completion timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florida
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Washington
Brooklyn
Monitor
Mearrimac
Wompton Roads
Utah
United States Navy
Camden
N. J
Navy Yard
Connecticut
INDIAN CHIEF INSANE VICTIMS MAY SUE US FOR DAMAGES
Bloody Indian chief who ran amuck at Grand Central station injuring three was declared insane by Dr. David Wolfstein. Hamilton county prosecutor Hunt will ask the secretary of the interior to have the government pay damages to the victims. Also includes market notes on livestock and Chicago grain declines after a government report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Cincinnati
Mareh
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Weather outlook for West Virginia and Ohio
Today rain or snow and colder air moves in for West Virginia and western Pennsylvania. Ohio sees rain today with colder temperatures in the west, then clearing and colder by Wednesday.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Tariff Bill Revisions Earn Taft Support For Inheritance Tax
Washington March 9 The tariff bill nears completion with portions in type and more changes likely. Shoe duties may fall to aid shoe makers, steel rails tools and related items see relief, coffee taxed four cents a pound as compromise with Porto Rico. Whisky and beer stay as is, tax moves revived from 1898 for telegrams checks and stock trades. Taft pushes inheritance tax and seeks Senate Finance input to cut time in an expected special session. He meets many officials and travels with broad White House duties.
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Washington
House Committee On
Taft
Senate Committee On Finance
White House
Hitchcock
Crum
Charleston
S. C
C. P. Taft
Preachers Question Judge in Local Option Query
Fifty Blair county clergymen from Altoona and Hollidaysburg asked Judge Bel five pointed questions on judicial local option liquor control. They inquired about hotel licenses, saloon necessity, and proof of saloonkeeper sobriety. The judge said he would answer soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Blair County
Bel
Hollidaysburg
Shell
Wind and Fire Destroy Brinkley Town in Arkansas
A tornado and fire reportedly wiped out nearly all of Brinkley Arkansas with eight people dead and several injured. Aid and recovery were uncertain as the town faced total destruction. Meanwhile Sacramento officials advanced a harbor project with a $4 million bond plan to improve San Francisco harbor. In Washington a U S officer was dismissed from the roll for desertion, Private Edward J Riins of the Twentieth Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Brinkley
Ark
Sacramento
Cal
Senate
San Francisco
Washington
Edward J. Riins
Twentieth Infantry
Train Dispatcher Urges Rheumaline After Rheumatism
Roy W Bridges a Portsmouth Ohio train dispatcher recalls a severe inflammatory rheumatism attack in his foot and swelled condition. After three quarters of a bottle of Rheumaline he reports relief and urges others to seek the treatment from Daugherty Drug Store. The three part Rheumaline system includes Capsules for pain and inflammation Tablets for constipation and general use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Bridges
EB. 9Th St
Portsmouth
Daugherty Bros
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Heilwood
T. BE. A. Tingan
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Shelarta
David Lewis
Chambersville
Joseph Lahr
Creekside
R. M. Sutter
Kane
East Philadelphia Street
Agnes
Martha Pounds
New York City
Nelson Horner
Conemaugh
D. £. Thompson
M. E. Brown
Blairsville
Bryan
Harry Richardson
James T. Work
John Smith
Richmond
Renie Thompson
School Street
D. J. Price
Clymer
Mr. Bryan
Father Parlinia
Johnstown
Knights of Columbus
Elizabeth Crawford
South Sixth Street
Philadelphia
D. M. Caldwell
George W. Acklin, Esq
Pittshore
J. W. Cary
Catherine
Clara Miller
South Eleventh Street
H. St. Clair
Blacklick
Johnstown Journal
W. J. Bryan
Grove City
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Clearfield
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Col. Bryan
Harry Repine
PRR
Washington, D. C
Susie Hamilton
Oxford
W. A. Hamilton
Church Street
W. L. Thompson
T. St. Clair Thompson
Marion Center
Augustus Poole
Elderton
Zoe McKendrick
Niagara Falls
J.T. Long
Miss McKendrick
E. F. Burr
West Philadelphia
Maine
A. Wolkush
Cusimer
Wie
George E. Thompson
Yaller
Gov. Stuart
Mrs. Lytle Seriously Ii
Brookyn Navy Yard
Wihir Weve
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W. R. Loughry§& Co
J. C. Forsythe
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G. E. Simpson
South Ninth St
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Low Singer
South Tenth Street
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Corner Oak
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DO. C. Mack
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Court House
EB. Walker Smith
Philadelphia Street
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Warren & Fiscus
Tenth Street
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