16 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
1
A Hildebrand druggist advertises Hyomei as a remedy for nasal or throat trouble promising relief without risk. If customers are not satisfied, they can receive a refund of the purchase price.
Pittsburgh manager George Gibson plans to start rookies in the lineup against Boston to test young talent while veteran players rest. Ray Hogan hit the season's first homer as rookie pitchers prep for the three game series slated to open tomorrow. Babe Adams may miss one game due to a back injury.
A Morgantown man testifies Nerv-Worth cured his sleepless stomach pain after trying many meds and two trips to spas. He says he can eat anything and sleep well now, urging readers to try the bottle with a money back guarantee from their druggist.
Samuel Snider sells 12 acre Banks property to John Nawaga for 300 dollars. Jesse Way transfers a lot in Indiana Third Ward to Neal Jamison for 5500 dollars.
Arcadia girls triumph 204 to 8 over Sneaks as Stewart and Powell lead the scorers. Other contributors include Wood, Kilsmore, Bailey and Fowls Powell with stronger defense and team pace. Glen Campbell preparations and a planned March 18 journey to Arcadia are noted along with game officials and local contact.
An advertisement touts Mi O Na as the best prescription for digestion and stomach distress. Marketed as guaranteed by Hidebrand's drug store, the claim emphasizes relief and a trusted source in a period style notice.
A fragmentary item notes a land claim or award involving names Prince's Trophy Troward Dueck and Pearl A Kantay with figures 197 400 acres in Green and 240.
In Kansas Cley Missouri Mrs. Marea McMahon, 100, and fellow celebrants planned a wedding when groom Toot Berry balked at the nuptials. He left the party rather than become part of the papers, and the ceremony was called off. Mrs. McMahon stated she would not take him back and accepted the turn of events with quiet resolve.
New York reports heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will tour Europe as part of a multi-division plan for a 1930 campaign. The plan includes a possible comeback bout with Georges Carpentier in Britain, staged by Charles B Cochran. A large football stadium seating 150,000 is eyed for the event if it happens.
From JOUANNESBUIG South Africa March 16. Government forces moved to quell isolated rebel groups after a bid to revolt failed. Strikers signaled willingness to return to mine fields where the trouble began as order is expected to be restored shortly.
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