11 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
1
A medical ad touts RHEUMA as a rapid remedy for rheumatic pain and related ailments, urging two 60 cent bottles to cleanse the system. It warns of rheumatism’s danger to the heart and offers mail orders from RHEUMA Co., Buffalo NY. It closes with a humorous digression on Japanese hell lore from the Chicago Tribune.
The note compares difficult English name spellings to mispronounced names like Parsons and Woolford Isworthy Corry. It highlights perplexing renderings such as Wrenford s leigh Rensley and Wyvanlisbury Raysbury per Pearson's, illustrating broader pronunciation challenges.
An advertisement promotes a HYOMREI outfit from Tom E. Aildebrand claiming to cure catarrh and related ailments. It includes a bottle with BYOMEL, a hard rubber inhaler, and directions to use the drops for several minutes daily, priced at about $1.00 with extra costs for supplies. The copy targets broad remedies, emphasizing ease and consumer instructions.
President Taft attended divine service at First Methodist Church known as the Strangers' church. He spoke briefly on missionary work and praised missionaries efforts to spread Christianity among heathen peoples. He defended progressive credentials citing administration achievements and urged unity in public action.
Eighteen year old Paris student Bernard Marchis Sassene fell sixty yards during a third air pilot license test. She died ten minutes after the crash, having previously ignored warnings from companions.
California widow Mrs Dale Hartley Baker ends her months long engagement to Nevada governor candidate Tasker L Oddle. Rumors say she acted after efforts to oust her brother in law Roy Baker from the Nevada penitentiary warden post.
Officials at the Pennsylvania Window Glass Company announce a 30 percent wage raise for blowers gatherers and flatteners at the Kane plant to take effect March 15.
A driver named Valverdi of the Go car team died after a serious crash during the Havana International assembly race. Officials report the accident caused fatal injuries and the event halted as responders attended the scene.
Washington reports no formal request for Marines to protect Americans in Mexico City. If ministers seek aid, one cruiser may transport troops to Veracruz for rail onward to the capital. A French warship is heading for the coast, with Germany and Britain also signaling naval support. Chihuahua province remains under rebel control where law and order are scarce. Americans in Torreon flee, with about twenty five reaching Monterrey after evacuations.
Pittsburg march 11 james j johnston a northside plumbing contractor lies dead his nineteen year old stenographer helen nowisath life saved by a cloth saturated with chloroform folded over her face she is held in custody after a plan to kill both him and herself with carbolic acid she attempted to die but failed the man’s rivalrous romance ended in his death and the woman survives in a grim domestic tragedy.
Bellefontaine Ohio March 11 Henry Pash fifty two is killed by son Herrishn Pash twenty at the family home. The boy says I had to kill father keep him from murdering mother after breaking in with Mrs Pash and child inside. He fired at his wife then killed his father and later appeared calm while crying over a one year old brother.
Salem shows signs of broad Russian export boycott as Silver Manufacturing Company warns of near total loss of its extensive china and cutlery trade in southern Asia. Agents in Odessa report contracts collapse due to Russian-U S tensions. Lesser orders canceled amid protest and indignant mood.
A local statement by a resident, George Grolt of 365 Water Street, Indiaca, praises Doan's Kidney Pills. He suffered back pain and lumbago, found relief after four boxes, and endorses the product as effective, urging readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, sole U.S. agents, price 50 cents.
A humorous newspaper quip contrasts personal history with neighbors repeating it. Mrs Brown notes that history repeats itself, while Mrs Bliss adds that neighbors tend to repeat most of her history, reflecting a light social observation from New York humor.
Pennsylvania vital statistics for December 1911 show 19375 births and 9307 deaths, with an excess of 1228 births. The report released by the state health department notes no confirmed race death by own action in the month.
Constipation tight clothing and women's ordeals cause piles Women suffer piles more than men and all will be grateful to know of a successful remedy in tablet form that brings a cure without cutting use of salves or suppositories This guaranteed remedy is HEMROID told by Tom E Hilge brand and fall Druggists 1 for treatment lasting 24 days Dr Leonhardt Jr Station H Buffalo NY Prop Write for booklet.
In a testimonial from Lucknow U S and Indiana Pa, consumers claim Vinci cod liver oil improves appetite digestion and strength after years of stomach trouble and weakness. The advertisement offers a money back guarantee and urges readers to try Vinci to become stronger.
In Edward Algworth Ross’s Century passage the Westerner pursues independence by leaving old ties and facing scarce comforts. He accepts sacrifice of culture to gain financial footing, then funds books, music, travel, and college for his children from his own improved homestead, preserving self rule.
A Boston Herald columnist quotes opinions on women violinists. The piece notes that most women musicians were judged by virile tone and that Teresina Tua stood out for playing in a distinctly feminine manner. Augusta Holmes and Saint-Saens are referenced regarding women in orchestras.
An old line promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fix for a stubborn cold that hangs on for weeks. It claims improper treatment causes prolonged illness and urges purchase through dealers.
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