05 May 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1908
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR refers to a medical treatment for piles. Mentions names like T. H. Bildebrand and Leonhardt Station By. Lacks coherent facts or verifiable actions.
Leon H Hofman of Pucrsubawney heads to Huntingdon county for two weeks of trout fishing. Charles Macksl of Roatror leaves Monday for a wilderness trip. Jack Nees departs for Huntingdon county this morning. Misses Sarah Wilson and Menora McLain of Washington Street visit Mrs. Oliver Witla in Josephine. David Hawk leaves Wednesday for Kane to relieve a local druggist on vacation, returning in two weeks.
Juries verdict in Greensburg court awards John M. Bank a $10,000 breach of promise claim brought by Miss Byrd K. Lysle of Pittsburgh. The record notes attempts to compare Lysle's prior suit against Postmaster Wishart of Dunbar and a vague settlement, while the rest lists a chaotic mix of property and notices from local officials and residents dated May 1908, including property schedules and community announcements.
An old advertisement touts Urie-0 as a true cure for rheumatism, claiming it removes rheumatic acid from the system and cures Rheumatism entirely. It offers free samples and a money back test by sending details to The Smith Drug Company, Syracuse, with mentions of Indiana availability.
Schedule in effect Saturday April 25. The notice lists service times and routes for the Indiana County Street Railway Company on that date, indicating which lines operate and any temporary adjustments.
Thankful letters from Mre M A Drake Utica New York Ledwick Edwards Columbus Ohio and Mrs Bertha Weekly Pleasantville Pa praise Hyomei for curing catarrh bronchitis hay fever and colds. Advert says Hyomei will cure these ailments and offers money back if not satisfied with immediate relief. Pocket phaser device and bottles priced at 1.00 and 60 cents respectively.
In a playful exchange, Mrs Bugg protests a compliment about her delicate hand as she laughs off the remark about the weather. The speaker teases, noting boredom and a dramatic yaw while preserving a cordial, humorous tone.
In Kansas City Times style a witty exchange frames a dog rescue. A bull terrier spared from a dire fate is revealed to be recovering from a brain storm misdiagnosis, highlighting a brush with danger and relief.
A chaotic line from a New York World clipping mentions Tol, Bo, and a misused baseball mask in a cage as a conflict arises over space and propeller duties. The fragmentary note hints at a personal dispute and a possible action if the behavior does not stop.
Kishi of Kiaki defeated Grove City College at Salzeburg on Monday in a tightly contested game. He scored three runs on errors and three base hits, securing the win for Kiaki in a clutch performance reported by Tom Andrews.
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