31 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1914
Page
1
A reader from Prince Edward Island reports relief from back neck inflammation and weakness during female trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to try it and offers to publish more testimonials.
All the snappiest colors and patterns in Spring Clothing showcased. It meets the boy's comfort, the mother's pride, and the father's economy with versatile options for every family member.
Pennsylvania officials confirm most trains stay, but two Butler evening trains Nos 488 and 489 are cut tomorrow April 1. The Indiana Branch will gain an earlier arrival around 9 16 5 after Blairsville connections end. No other branch changes affect connections. main line trains will stop at Latrobe Greensburg Johnstown and other stations.
Continued from Page 1, local society notes list Mu and Mrs A L Stuchel leaving East Church street on the 8:36 train to Pittsburgh for a brief visit. Joseph Donnelly is sent to Ebensburg for similar work with Huntingdon & Glear field Co. Mrs Anice M Curtis returns to Hubard Ohio with George McLain remaining in Ohio. Jennie Burkett goes home to Home Pa after visiting her son H N Burkett. granddaughter Martha Elizabeth stays. Roy B Wolfe and family depart for Kane Pa to settle there. Wolfe worked at Livingston Ness barber shop.
In Ashtabula Ohio on March 31 T P Johnson opened his barber shop when a stranger asked to change a bill. Johnson handed over 85 dollars before being attacked. an accomplice entered, struck him several times and the shop was robbed of 607 dollars including 500 belonging to the barber’s daughter.
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