06 May 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
1
The note records Fan 3h as entered in Indiana Postothee as second class mail matter, indicating its mailing designation and processing status in the postal system.
Local correspondent reports school opened Tuesday with 25 to 30 students enrolled. Various residents visit, move, or return home, including Rev de J Carming, Mr and Mrs Bush, Beatrice Orr, and J W Moot. Ball team lost to Horatio. several trips and visits noted among Punxsutawney, Warren, Buffalo, and Missouri. Community events include W C T U meeting and library association visits. coal area quiet.
An OCR fragment offers sensational claims about piles and supposed internal remedies like Hem Roid and Dr J S Leonhardt prescriptions. It touts Mem-Reid refunds, Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, and a vacuum cleaner ad, with vague pricing and incomplete contact details.
Washington traders report Republicans press Taft to remain in Washington to rally support for the railroad bill and press constructive legislation. Senate regulars fear the absence weakens the party as insurgents gain ground and threaten key sections of the bill.
New York May 6 federal authorities have brought a fresh proceeding against the alleged cotton pool naming James A Patten as principal defendant. The superseding indictment cites Iras A Patten and others with conspiracy to withhold cotton from the market as part of efforts to drive price gains. Patten, in Chicago, has avoided public comment while a government inquiry continues.
New Haven Conn May 6 Bernard White who was the oldest man in Connecticut is dead He would have been 108 in September He was lively until recently and walked to synagogue every Saturday He had been bedbound only five weeks
Classified notices show rooms for rent at 846 Water Street and a modern house for sale with barn chicken house and seven bearing lots. Also small rental offerings on North Goxt Street with daily work prospects and prices to right persons. Indicates quick sale and agent names J R King and John Conner, dated 187-tf e.o.d.
A dark red bull with white leg markings is missing from Center township premises since Wednesday night April 27. It weighs 1,260 pounds and a reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. Homer City, Pa. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and ends with a short anecdote about a Knoxville girl and thoughts of Jesus.
Parrots require seeds fruit and water in moderation with varied foods including rice pudding and fruit. Provide clean wood perches and dry gravel in the cage bottom. Offer fresh water, avoid meat, and train with slow clear speech for better talking ability. Cover the cage at night for safety.
A traveler describes the Batwa pygmies of northwestern Rhodesia as four feet tall and stoutly built with short legs and prognathous features. They live nude, hunt elephants with poison arrows, and rely on adjoining tribes for food, while maintaining high morality and intelligence. The text blends this with a chemistry anecdote about a ball at the Tuileries and a chemist’s hoisted discovery, followed by a brief, unrelated note on a Strenuous Preacher and a Chicago News quip about speeding.
A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia is treated with Chamberlain's Liniment which relieves pain within the first application and cures the complaint quickly. Sold by all druggists.
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader prompts a playful exchange about paths and affection. The quip evokes old and dear sentiments with no clear event or人物 beyond the publication context.
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