26 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1923
Page
1
A garbled text fragment mentions days of 53, home comforts, a daughter, and implied habits like smoking and cigars. Names and clear events are unclear, leaving a vague reflection on past times and personal preferences without coherent context or specifics.
The text recalls Stephene of south Seventh Street selling their home to H. M. Beatty of Maple Street and plans to spend the proceeds in Washington and California. It also recounts Mrs. Coffer’s memories of Santa Ana real estate, old Los Angeles, and early San Diego, noting tobacco use and a pioneer husband who helped found the first hotel.
Weather forecast covers Western Pennsylvania from Monday March 26 to Saturday March 31 1923. Rain expected Monday and Tuesday, turning generally fair midweek, with rain again toward the end of the period. Temperature is expected to vary frequently.
An advertisement features a Philadelphia reader praising Tanlac for general run-down illness, indigestion, restlessness, and weight loss. The testimonial asserts rapid improvement after one bottle, with renewed appetite and weight gain, and notes Tanlac is sold by all good druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
Aminy De Forrest trains fighters and bets on Luis Firpo to be the next great heavyweight. He plans a controlled buildup toward a May 12 bout as a semi final to the Willard Johnson match, with sparring against Sam Langford to sharpen Firpo. De Forrest envisions Firpo as a future challenger to Dempsey, aiming for a peak by 1923.
In Tiltonville Ohio on a cold snap day, a mule named Jack, famous for hauling for the Spelter Company, drinks from a half barrel and pounds a hole in the ice with a foreleg when water freezes over, demonstrating practical wit in rough weather.
Mrs Corinthia Barker of Crockett recounts her daughter's severe jaundice and skin eruptions clearing after using Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup. She says the remedy also relieved her father in law's constipation, touting the product as a splendid cure. Sold by leading druggists and advertised by multiple stores in Indiana and Blairsville Pa.
London report on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle asserting spirits see Christ as a high spirit and know God better than mortals. He defends spiritualism against skeptics, cites seven skeptical professors swayed by study, notes spirits demand accuracy, and dismisses table rapping as signals while stressing meaningful communication.
Edinburgh report says new malaria inoculation treatment for general paralysis of the insane shows success. Professor Robertson describes injecting living malaria germs to trigger illness that counteracts the original paralysis, claiming patients recover after the malaria run its course.
British doctors say the method not only aids healing by mobilizing the body's phagocytes but may set one disease against another within the patient. It could inaugurate a new era in medicine though years of patient study remain. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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