12 May 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
1
An ad leans on dandruff claims and gray hair reversal. Carrie Wil debrand promotes a bottle that stops hair loss, encourages new growth, and offers a money back guarantee. Prominent phrases tout a refreshing, hydrating effect for ladies and soft luxurious hair. Brand Giroux Co. Buffalo N.Y. distributes by mail.
J Q Adams of Marion Center has bought the Amith shop at Home from Henry Protherol. Adams will perform general blacksmithing. Mrs Lorine Law, a noted temperance lecturer, will speak at the Preaby isn church on Sabbath evening and lecture at Villa Ploe Flat Arcadia aborg Smithport Rasslter orrehand Rochester Mills.
Rev W L Barrett preached in the Presbyterian church at Livermore on Sabbath evening. Miss Eva Gunner spent the heat of the week with friends in Vandergrift. Samuel McCreery of Pittsburg visited his brother S S McCreery of Campbell street. he has been in Colorado for 27 years and recently located in Pittsburg. The High School commencement includes a baccalaureate sermon by N S Fiscue, May 10, in the Methodist church, a class play at Einstein's Opera house Monday night, and the formal ceremonies next Tuesday at 8 o clock. The annual banquet will be held Thursday night. SALTSBURG Temperance workers aim to bring Carrie Nation to multiple towns. a surprise birthday visit was paid to Mr and Mrs Jay Boden Friday night May 1 by 26 friends. Marthe Sattlameyar was caught stealing in Gentz and Co store. she is about 12 and may be sent to reform school. Miss Bila Harb has been seriously ill for two weeks. Mrs Roy F Bradon and Mrs A E Rhodes of New Castle visit Mre H C W Patterson this week.
A rough advertisement urges readers with rheumatism to request a liberal trial bottle of Urico-O from Smith Drug Co Syracuse New York by mail. It promises the remedy will cure all forms of rheumatism and urges immediate action, noting personal recommendations are valuable for publicity.
A mix of rental ads for rooms on Philadelphia street with monthly rates, a for sale notice for an Oliver Typewriter, a new chopping mill offered for quick sale, and various executor and public sale notices. Also mentions a shooting complaint in the borough and actions by the high constable to restore order.
A writer urges fair taxation for vacant land to avoid discouraging improvements. The piece argues unimproved property should be taxed by actual value like improved parcels, with each square foot value and separate valuations for improvements, urging citizen input on the next steps.
An advertisement recounts G J Sterer of Crown City Ohio claiming Hyomei cured his chronic catarrh after trying many remedies. The ad asserts T B Hildebrand guarantees Hyomel will cure catarrh and other ailments, offering a complete outfit for $1 with refills at 60 cents. It touts the dry air inhaler as a simple breathing treatment that kills germs and relieves inflammation.
Legal battle heats up before Judge O Connor in Johnstown on May 2 as Vinton Colliery Company and Blacklick and Yellow Creek Railroad dispute land condemnation powers for a rail right of way near Wintendale. Warren Delano Jr. denies opposing the railroad to block traffic and insists motives cite private gain, calling public benefit into question.
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