27 May 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
1
Rates listed for one year by mail and one month by period. Mentions the Bingle Copy and notes office location in Gasrette Building, Carpenter Ave. Indiana Pa. Registration as second class mail matter.
The piece notes men wearing small red lapel buttons signaling membership in a Men s Adult Bible Class and praises Sabbath School work in Indiana County While criticizing a State Senate move to probe judges as political manipulation the editorial defends upright judiciary conduct and urges accountability before a grand jury rather than via commissions It condemns Mexico s war and social injustice while blaming oppression for distress and calls for sober justice and reform.
President Taft refuses clemency for Charles W. Morse of New York and John B. Walsh of Chicago, asserting laws must be upheld for the rich as for the poor. The Kline bill’s defeat is noted as a victory for courts over state officials. Also mentions a measles case in Little Rock and a Foley’s Honey and Tar advertisement.
Tom E. Hildebrand offers Parisian Sage hair dressing for 50 cents a bottle, claiming it ends itching and scalps, stops falling hair, and adds vitality and luster. It’s marketed as a non greasy, delightful remedy favored by women. A user testimonial notes no more itching scalp after use.
A collage of brief items. First a piece on sex and longevity noting female life spans exceed male life expectancy in early years with mortality trends by age. Then Byron sought extreme measures to shed fat, including seven waistcoats and heavy exercise. Finally a quip about an absconding cashier and talk of his disappearance being overshadowed by weather chatter.
A jumble of rental notices, lost items, and sales offers from the Gazette's classifieds. Includes store rooms on Philadelphia Street, two offices in the Tazette building, a wooden house on N Seventh Street, and help-wanted notes. Also listings for flower plants, a Remington typewriter, a leather field book, and a lost dog named Prince tied to local addresses and names.
A parade of names shows Henry Gorman, Thomas Daugherty, John McKeage, J. W. Smith, William Kennedy, Miss Mary Heslop, Miss Anna Mae Watson, Mrs. E. K. Fiat, M. F. Jamison, G. H. Dick, Martha Dick, Carlyle Bothell, Clair Bothell, W. F. Carnahan, J. S McElhoes, Charles McGaughey, Bruce Wagoner, A. W. Campbell, A. W. Arter, Clair Krupp, Ralph Krupp, Miss Emma Burkett, Margaret Campbell, Dr. James Brallier, A. G. Carnahan, Paul Wilson, William Mahan, William Davidson, Benton Huston, Mrs. Getty, Mrs. Ney Prothero, John F Clements, Dr. Edward Laughlin, J. M. Laughlin, J. N. Langham, Mrs. Mary Matthews, Zozella Matthews, A. Hilty, Merrill O. Wilson, Edward Brahm, Franklin Tomb, John Crawford Davis, Charles R. Stewart and others visiting or passing through Indiana and nearby towns.
In planning bathrooms architects favor white for cleanliness. Llewitt's Pure White Easy Task Soap is touted to cut grease without scratching and preserve a white look. Mrs M C Dunlap of Kendill Tenn praises New Life Pills for constipation and female trouble. 266 at Daugherty Bros.
Representative Wilson of Pennsylvania called for a House resolution directing the labor committee to investigate conditions in the Westmoreland coal fields PA where a miners strike has lasted over a year. The measure accuses coal operators of peonage, cites potential treaty violations, and seeks wide inquiry powers with penalties for noncooperation. hearings to be public.
Dun's Review of Trade says the overall business situation shows improvement with a modest upturn not yet clearly broad. It notes lower steel bar prices as a significant development in iron and steel and quotas on pig iron shifting consumer favorable, while markets remain cautious as buyers and sellers adjust.
A hostess explains to a visitor that clean pots matter and reveals she uses Hewitt's Easy Task soup for coffee pot cleaning. The soap, she says, is pure and white and costs the same as cheaper brands, leaving the coffee pot gleaming.
Waldo A. Avery recovers jewelry worth fifty thousand dollars after spotting an ad offering a reward. He turned the satchel over to police, ending two weeks of secrecy as his household move revealed the loss.
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