21 May 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
1
A testimonial letter from Metz Ind praises Hyomel and associated products as a superior cure for TY and BE diseases. The writer claims a lifetime inhaler and bottles priced at 81.00 with refills at 50 cents. The letter invites readers to ask Awe him and endorses the products as effective where doctors failed.
Old Anglo-Saxon term Itch Dirt describes dandruff and its microbes damaging hair. Parisian Sage is promoted as a cure, with B. V. Gildebrand selling it for 50 cents a bottle and offering a money back guarantee if it fails to cure dandruff, falling hair, or scalp itching.
The Indiana County Street Railway Company reports a change effective Saturday April 1. Test cars will run on each line but not on Sundays, aligning schedules with new operating rules.
Market notes from W. A. Hamilton present closing quotations for U. S. Steel and other stocks with brief standings. The clipped text lists steel shares and general market data, reflecting a routine daily summary of prices and movements.
Mrs Joseph As Didkief of Both Sixth atreat visits Sattaburg frienda Mrs Elizabeth Simpsos of Homet City visits her place Mr B Lockard of Church street. Brownis Gendler not in right field for Boston Laporte ex New York player. Carolyn Doerzbacher of the Normal leaves for Jeannette for several days. Dorothy White Hazel Stephene to Avalon to stay with Mrs William Winn for 1 day. Mr and Mrs H G Serene Fave return from Allegheny after funeral of the former’s niece Mrs Lauffer. Sara Bruce of East Oaktreet leaves for Blairsville to visit sister Mrs O K Martin. Robert M Ginter resigns as Carnegie Hero Fund Commissioner. Dr James Ament of Normal to address Conemaugh High School grads. Edith Mansfeld, former Normal critic teacher, says she is in Fort Thomas Ky with brother Col Mansfield. they recently returned from the Philly Blues.
A signed 1908 testimonial from Wa McAdams of Cook's Falls asserts Hem-Roid cured his piles after 12 years of suffering and eight months of use, enabling labor and any diet without attack. The ad promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roidan tablets for $1 with a full guarantee, sold by T B Aldebrand in Indiana Pa and Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo NY Station B.
Police and courts report a string of incidents from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia May 21 to 25. Burn injuries deaths and accidents occur alongside political moves and labor convention adjournments. Notable items include a W apologist worker suffocated by gas explosion and a street car accident injuring a teen in Pittsburgh. Governor Harris recalls troops amid tobacco region shifts.
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