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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
4
An old style drug promotion promises a free 750 bottle of Uric-O cure for rheumatism. It asks sufferers to mail name address and druggist name to The Smith Drug Co Syracuse to receive a full sized bottle. Ends with Indiana endorsement from J H Houk and lodians Pharmacy.
In Marshall county, Kentucky, masked night riders attacked the town of Birmingham and burned tobacco, shooting six African Americans and whipping five others. One man, John Sernees, and his family were hit, with Sernees likely fatally wounded. The raid followed warnings for Black residents to leave the area. The assailants later abducted and whipped more Black residents near the Tennessee line.
In Dauphin county court John Hensel delivered a lengthy defense for contractor John H. Sanderson, challenging evidence of conspiracy and faulting state officials and architects Huston and Lewis. The trial featured pointed rhetoric on legal principles and press attitudes, with proceedings continuing as other witnesses prepare to speak. The record notes changes in the West Penn league and Alfonso's Barcelona visit amid the day’s events.
An old advertisement urges immediate treatment for sore mouth and throat claiming TonSiline cures serious diseases like tonsillitis and diphtheria. It warns illness worsens if untreated and suggests stocking a bottle at home for 25 or 50 cents.
A Spring Selz Royal Blue footwear item is promoted as a sure choice for any wearer. Available in price options of 3.50, 4.00, and 5.00 dollars, it targets general shoppers seeking affordable style.
J H St Clair of Conrath building West Philadelphia is named in a notice. St Clair is identified with the Conrath building in West Philadelphia. The fragment notes a public or business reference to J H St Clair and his address.
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