02 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
1
Locates the office in the Low Gazette Building on Carpenter Avenue Indians Pennsylvania. Classified as second class mail matter under postal regulations.
A non political letter argues the Dinner Pail theme favors Taft over Bryan, praising business confidence and free trade, while condemning Bryan as a talker with flawed doctrines. It compares labor conditions in England and the US, notes distrust of Bryan, and asserts Taft as the safer American choice for investment and jobs.
The Gazette urges the Burgess and Council to offer a reward for the arrest and conviction of vandals who damaged property on South Sixth Street Halloween night. It warns against repeating past inaction and insists officials pursue and expose the responsible parties, stressing a duty to justice.
Closing quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade as reported by W. A Hamilton Nos. 17 end 14, Marshall. The record lists prices, percentages, and symbols with scattered OCR garble reflecting stock market microdetails.
Fragmentary ad promotes Rexall Orderlies four and twelve tablet packs claiming to ease irritation dryness soreness and strengthen nerves and muscles. Mentions convenient dosing with no griping or nausea. Also notes Altoona meeting of miners union and operators within ten days to agree on coal shipments to Central Pennsylvania.
An advertisement targets the elderly, claiming Rexall Orderlies soothe and regulate the bowels. It asserts the remedy aids weak constitutions, relieves constipation, and offers a personal guarantee of satisfaction if claims aren’t substantiated. The copy emphasizes natural contraction and relaxation of bowel muscles and a soothing tonic effect.
Tristate news item briefs report a Minbar physician found dead likely from heart failure in his office, a Mexican expedition death on Oct. 23, a contested Democratic seating, a Pittsburg financier fatally injured by a fall from a horse, a Newark area closure plan for taverns, a stockyard death by trampling, and a dental tale where false teeth saved a man from a rabbit-hunting bullet. The items span Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, and nearby locales with a mix of accidents, politics, and human interest.
Cautionary advice on treating colds with a trusted medicine. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for relieving lungs expelling secretions and supporting natural recovery. The ad claims wide use and safety for all ages with no opium or narcotics, available from druggists.
James Clarence Little and Micaroe Kinter of Dixenville were married at the bride’s parents’ home by Rev. H. W. Rowland of Plainville. Also a note on sick headache and a promotion for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with a free sample offer.
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