16 May 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1914
Page
1
A Hamilton Drug Co advertisement touts a ready to use medicine cabinet with assorted ointments tablets and balms for aches pains corns piles digestive issues and catarrh. It claims relief and safety under the pure food law and offers the cabinet at $1.00 each as a limited introductory price from Hamilton Ohio.
J S Kirkwoon's 1914 Arcadia letter pledges support for ballot for women under equal terms with men, state insurance and pensions, worker's compensation, initiative referendum recall, and press free speech. It calls for separation of church and state, open private institutions to state inspection, fair taxation, better highways, county controlled road funding, opposition to political bosses, conservation, universal public education, age and schooling requirements for work, experimental farms, farmer and consumer cooperation, and loyalty to Prohibition platforms. May 1, 1914.
Washington reports say Huerta might quit if mediators arrange a safe exit, while seeking a voice in choosing his successor. Embargo on war supplies to Tampico is seriously considered, with officials debating its timing and impact on Huerta and Villa. Huerta resists appearing forced out, and carriers concern over ammunition limits for Villa.
Wear-Ever Hosiery Company of Dayton Ohio advertises a limited time deal for six pairs of Guar anteed Hose plus one pair of Paradise Garters for one dollar postpaid. The copy touts comfort no seams durable knit in shape, six month wear guarantee or a free new pair, urging prompt order before expiration.
The secretary of commerce suggests collaboration with the interior department to stock lakes and streams in national parks. The goal is to maintain fish supplies through systematic planting tailored to local conditions, with immediate action anticipated.
Charles Mellen former New Haven president testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He claims directors Morgan and others knew of negotiations with Grand Trunk leading to passenger and freight traffic pact, now tied to his indictment. He recalls 1908 West Chester trolley franchise changes, financed via Byrnes intermediaries, with stock worth little and personal due bills issued by Mrs Mellen for collectors.
Mrs. C. W. Busby of Moundsville West Virginia says a weakened run down condition improved after trying Vinci cod liver and iron tonic. She reports rapid relief and recommends it to neighbors. The ad touts Vinci as a nonoil tonic to rebuild strength and aid digestion with a money back guarantee if it does not help.
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