Post Office Notice of Parcel Mail Status
An Indiana post office records show items entered as second class mail matter. The notice indicates mailing handling status for the package as part of standard postal processing.
25 May 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
1
An Indiana post office records show items entered as second class mail matter. The notice indicates mailing handling status for the package as part of standard postal processing.
James P. Watson of Saltaturg, Raymond Grube of DuBois, Wilmer Stewart, and others travel to Pittsburg and West Virginia on various visits. Domiciles include Galbleton, Oakland Avenue, and South Fifth Street. News notes also mention hospital training, a nurse’s travels, a funeral in Vandergrift, and local business ads for Chamberlain’s tablets and Cincinnati Iron Fence.
An OCR filled page lists eyewear prices from $1 to $8 by W. P. Lowry the refracting optician on the Marshall building's first floor near the post office. Also advertised are Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets with claims of improved digestion and breath, sold by druggists, plus church notices for Rev. J. C. Smith preaching next Sabbath at the Second V P Church. Other items mention wallpaper cleaners, roller sleds, and Chi-Namel products from Peterson Co and Wilson & Co.
Christian Endeavor session for the week beginning June 1910 centers on God's omniscience. The talk highlights knowledge of all things from stars to inner thoughts, stressing moral uplift and the belief that God knows and cares for every heart. Biblical references span Psalms, Matthew, Romans, and Exodus.
Try This For Catarrh Hyomei outfit today. Pour a few drops into the inhaler and breathe 4 or 5 times daily. Hyomei soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. A complete outfit costs $1 with extra bottle 60 cents. Guaranteed to cure catarrh croup asthma or sore throat or money back.
The Wolgast Nelson boxing bout at Globe Theatre on Thursday May 26 promises the most exciting ring contest in modern times with every detail praised. A note on relief comes from Chamberlain Liniment curing rheumatism and neuralgia pain after first use, sold by druggists.
Miss Annie Hamilton, once sent from United Presbyterian church Blairsville to India seven years ago, is home on vacation. She graduated Blairsville High School and taught locally for one year.
Local correspondence notes the death of Mrs Ed Witdowson loved by all. Visitors include Misdea Edna and Zella Long in Hailwood, and Ruth Wilcox of Heilwood visiting relatives. Calls by Thomas Davis Olen McGuire of Heilwood, and Mr Elmer Clemson in Harneahoro. Mr and Mrs John Kelley visited Mr and Mrs W B Allison of Tayloraville last Sabbath. Mrs Roxa Clark of Hannastown visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Sickenberger. Mr and Mrs A Hines returned from college last week.
An advertisement promotes Dr Leonhardt's HemRoid a tablet remedy claimed to cure internal piles by improving lower bowel circulation. Sold for 1 dollar with a full guarantee by Tom E Hilderand,Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY. Propt Write for booklet.
A short reader remark highlights the appeal of the Garterose in Pennington's west window. The note mentions its beauty needing no Howe support, 226, and is dated in playful verse form.
Classified items include rental at Graff's meat market with a four room flat and bath, multiple lots for sale in Grafton, sale of early cabbage plants at Della Helner, several touring cars for sale or exchange, and a new house with stable plus ten adjacent lots for sale near Chevy Chase with payment terms and contact details.
Wanted to borrow $900 on first mortgage inquire at office. Wanted Washinga to take home or housework by the day inquire 576 Railroad St. School boy wanted permanent position $0.50 to $2.00 weekly. Two dining room girls and one second cook $70 weekly. No night hawks. Hotel Breniser Ligoni er Pa.
Lost Saturday night between Clawson House and Library Hall or Odd Fellow's Hall a gold brooch with a pearl center in the shape of a flower. Liberal reward offered at this office 225-31. Lost or stray wheelbarrow also noted. Found a yellow bulldog with a white gloat around its neck. owner to contact this office and pay for this notice.
Washington May 21 three Regulars Pagny Dalzell and Fordney join Norris in opposition to a sundry civil bill tariff board plan. Norris cites Cannon’s New York remarks about insurgents and warns party unity. He mocks the speaker and lampoons the hangings as he frames the intra party clash for readers.
The Presbyterian assembly denounces holding the Johnson Jeffersons heavyweight title bout and plans to send a formal protest to California Governor Gillette. The college board seeks a 15 million dollar fund to support fifty seven colleges of the faith, while Occidental College president Dr John Wills Baer quoted Roosevelt on opportunity and capacity. Sheriff Turner foils jail breakout as inmates drilled a hole in the corridor floor and attempted escape.
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