26 May 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
1
Fly mail one year, by carrier one month, Magle Copy edition. 8th Avenue printing plant located in Wasetie Building Carpenter Ave Indiana Pa. Entered in the Indiana Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
George Clark visits Spangler on business while Lawrence Little attends a Blairsville dance. Indiana hosts include Jd L McAllister Covode and A B Litz Clymer on business trips. Miss Laura Robinson and Bertha Stadtmiller host guests in Johnstown. Numerous residents travel to and from Indiana for work, church events, and social visits across Punxsutawney Blairsville Westmoreland and Greenshore areas.
Mrs. Georgre ov Clawson of Lac Wy Campbell Sti Blairsville Pay testifies to Dran's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney distress. She praises their relief and publically recommended them years ago, noting the pills’ reliability. For sale by dealers at 10 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Joan's and take no other.
General Charles H. Grosvenor known as the Sage of Athens says Taft would win against Harmon if the national election were held now. He claims Harmon has fallen in support as Ohio lawmakers reject his policies and his bribery matter has had little impact.
Learn the cause of piles and permanent cure with a booklet mailed free from Dr J S Leonhardt Co Buffalo NY or Hildebrand and druggists selling Hem-Reid under guarantee at one dollar per large bottle The ad promises complete answers and a guaranteed remedy
Classified notices list multiple rental offerings and help wanted notices. Central Philadelphia Street ads seek office space and storefronts at Wenmer’s and Gazette buildings, with employment and domestic help requests near Seventh and Ninth streets. Also ads for tomato and cabbage plants for sale and wool buying by J. L. Peterman.
Lost engineer field book No 9 marked with Oakland and School corner. Return to Borough Engineer Thomas Pealer for reward. Lost High School pin TL HOS 07 Philadelphia St near Moore Hotel and Telephone Bidg. Return to Gazette office. Lost black and tan shepherd dog named Prince. lost Saturday May 18. Contact Glean Weranck at Kent Pe.
Mexico City May 26 Duarte Diaz resigns as constitutional president citing prevention of further bloodshed and responsibility for not causing war. Francisco Leon de la Barra becomes provisional president. Corral resignations read and cabinet steps down. Dominguez reports unrest and Mexican crowds react with loud celebration.
Wesleyan Methodist Church member passses away leaving five children Mia Akerson Clymer Agnes Cora Kennedy Stratform Pittsboro funeral held at home Thursday at 2 Rev Babcock Rev Sproul interment Rich Hill cemetery Grace Crawford Rochester Mills dies asthma at home aged two with parents James and Mrs Crawford two sisters three brothers funeral at parents home conducted by Rev Schnebley interment Pine Grove cemetery James Anderson Oak and Eighth streets dies this afternoon details to follow tomorrow
Sidelights on Tom E. Hildebrand selling Rheuma in Indiana boasting large sales. The ad asserts rapid action on kidneys, liver and blood, claiming relief within hours and a money back guarantee. Also promotes English Muster and Chamberlain’s Liniment for indigestion and muscle soreness with dealer availability.
The General Education Board allocated 634000 to white and colored colleges and for other educational purposes. Grants include Converse College 50000, Drury College 75000, Franklin College 75000, Franklin and Marshall 50000, Huron College 100000, University of Pennsylvania Gettysburg 50000, plus about 10000 each to seven colleges for colored students. An additional 130000 was voted for agricultural demonstration work in southern states and 36000 for salaries of secondary education professors in southern state universities.
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