12 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
1
The Evening Ge Gazette announces publication details and advertising rates. It lists subscription costs including one year at $8.00, six months at $1.60, and monthly carrier charges. The ad section notes want ads at one cent per word per insertion and requests applications for advertising rates. The notice reflects typical newspaper classified and circulation information in the era.
The town and county seek the marching brass to accompany the homecoming of Company F. They allocate 1000 dollars for an Arch, noting the arch lacks impact without the band’s stirring music, and urge the group to stay together long term.
Dr. E eisgerber, originator of Liberty fuel, claims a breakthrough for intermetallic engines amid dramatic reports and wide circles of intrigue. Early December rumors arose about the fuel’s composition and tests, with mention of the U S Bureau of Standards in Washington assessing the claim.
The Liberty fuel story cites tests by the Bureau of Standards and the U S Fuel Administration. Officials note benzol as a chief constituent and report gumming, odor, and carbon deposits on spark plugs while contrasting findings with inventor Dr Weisgerber and Maj Zimmerman. Production limits and future impact on fuel shortages are discussed.
A Swissvale resident proclaims success with a new medicine tea herbs sold at Daugherty Drug Co store. The testimonial highlights relief and recommends the herbal tea product to readers seeking similar benefits.
A stream of local testimonials extols Ten Herbs as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. One signer, Mr. Swanhart of Swissvale, describes seven years of digestion and sleep problems improving after using Ten Herbs. The product is sold in Indiana at Daugherty Drug Co's store.
Fragmentary prose discusses the future fuel landscape noting that whatever the fuel may be it will be discovered on land before oil is exhausted. The excerpt hints at human ingenuity identifying an alternative energy source prior to oil depletion.
Harrisburg March 12 Colonel W D Uber Chief Engineer State Highway Department announced engineering division has begun work on good section routes to be added to the Pennsylvania primary road system. Indiana County is in District 8 including Cameron Elk Jefferson Indiana and Clearfield Counties with W C Bennett as Assistant Engineer and DuBois headquarters. Superintendents listed as Wil Dickson Ridgeway HL H Kunselman Brookville W Nial Rock Indiana and A I Henderson Clearfield. Local social notes mention Harvey Wine delightner in Indiana on business and several visits and visits by residents to homes and towns.
Plain talk advertisement promotes Mi-osng and Misona stomach tablets claiming to digest meals, cleanse the stomach and purify blood. It offers refunds if relief is not provided and mentions Mrs. G. B. Simpson of Ninth Street and Tom E. Aildebrant hosting an event with a druggist in attendance.
New York March 12 An annual report of The American Sugar Refining Company for the year ending December 31, 1918, shows profits from operation of 8,661,683.86 after taxes, or 3,399,607.55 less than 1917 operating profits. The total business of the company amounted to more than 200,000,000, about the same as last year.
Ad for Pratt Poultry Regulator from Buller Pure Milk Co. manager claims 400 hens produce 300 eggs daily at 75 percent current high prices. Promises increased profits for poultry raisers using the tonic with a guarantee. Also lists uncalled letters at the Indiana Post Office with names and instruction to mention advertised status.
Death notice continues listing survivors including a brother Finley Carney of White township and three minor children. The deceased had been confined to bed for six weeks with illness starting January first. funeral Thursday at 2:40 pm at the family home with Rev A Beaton of the Christian Church officiating. Interment will follow at Greenwood cemetery. Administrator's notice announces Letters of administration for Emanuel Underwood of Brush valley township. claimants to present verified claims and debtors to pay promptly by February 1962.
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