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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1909
Page
1
Wilson a young Mobile man on Arabella Street purposely allowed a trolley to strike him to prove Christian Science. He, an aspiring teacher, said fear was mastered and that the crash caused no pain. He plans to recover and repeat the test if needed.
A testimonial from James R. Paige of Willink New York praises Rheuma as the best rheumatic remedy and says it relieved sciatic pain and kidney trouble after trying many treatments. The ad highlights a money back offer and urges readers to buy now at 50 cents a bottle from the Rheuma Co Buffalo New York.
A Wheeling West Virginia parent states his daughter suffered frequent colds and a severe cough last winter, cured without a doctor using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes his son has been spared similar fits with timely use of the syrup, available from all druggists.
Nothing like pure water, the Gcryock Hill Water Company advertises its product for twenty-five daily consumers. Individuals desiring good water at Scents a bottle are invited to send in their orders to W. H. Ciawaon, 58-21p.
Prof Ira Kungelman teaches the Peerless Two-Step at Dancing School Tuesday night with Leseona joining from 7 30 to 9 00 and Bocia until 12 58 31 Bocia Buckwheat flour 54 tf and Figou's 54 tf noted.
President Taft plans a lengthy congressional program aligning with Theodore Roosevelt policies. He will push railroad rate reform, anti trust scope limits, court and bureau reorganizations, and postal savings banks while avoiding sweeping waterways measures. He cautions Congress, not himself, bears responsibility for enacted laws.
A renowned scientist spent twenty years traveling and researching for mankind. He reveals in an interview that Root Juice cleanses and tones the blood, aids digestion, relieves stomach and liver issues, and improves overall health, sold at Hildebrand’s drug store for one dollar per bottle. Many letters of thanks pour in from supporters.
An Annapolis report states Midshipman Earl D. Wilson underwent a delicate operation after a neck vertebrae injury from a football game on Oct. 16. Surgeons removed pressure from the spinal cord and found the cord in bad condition but intact, with the fourth vertebra dislocated. Wilson’s chance of recovery is believed improved after the procedure and anesthesia. Also, Utica news notes 17 year old Joseph Pickering of Cazenovia Seminary was operated on at Faxton hospital after a fracture sustained in a Hamilton football game. surgeons say there is a bare possibility he will survive.
A health notice recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for colds and a preventive against pneumonia. It claims the remedy relieves lungs aids expectoration opens secretions and restores health without narcotics and is safe for babies and adults and sold by all druggists.
General Manager W. T. Noonan of the B. R. and P. Railroad traveled through Indiana on Friday en route to Josephine to inspect the railroad yards there.
In St Marys West Virginia plans advance to convert older artillery shells into buttons. An eastern capital group will erect a factory here to repurpose shell casings into small fasteners. In Bluefield a large turkey flock raises 10 000 birds for Thanksgiving markets under George Moss of Burk's Garden. The birds will need several freight cars for transport.
An Indiana testimonial from Mrs. Harry Long of Fairview praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing backache and urinary complaints by cleansing poisons from the kidneys. The ad notes the remedy strengthens kidneys, costs 50 cents, and is sold by Foster Milburn Co. as the U S sole agents under the Doan's brand.
Miss Maggie Stevens seventy five sister of a wealthy retired merchant of Cincinnati died by her own hand, drowning herself in the cistern behind her brother’s home on November 8. The tragedy is reported as a solitary act amid family sorrow.
James Zinkham aged twenty three, employed by the Monongah Gas company, ended his life with a revolver in Fairmont West Virginia in November. He left a note asking his brother to care for their mother.
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune piece discusses two ideas to explain why stars twinkle. One theory invokes tiny interstellar fragments altering starlight, the other attributes twinkling to atmospheric air currents bending light. It notes color and age links of stars and mentions Betelgeuse and Sirius as examples.
The article explains diamond and precious stone weight in carats grains and quarter grains with four quar ter grains equaling a grain and four grains equal a carat. It notes gold fineness in carats with pure gold at twenty four carats and Jewells often 14 carats fine with ten parts alloy. It also includes two literary quotes about pessimism and wisdom.
An advertisement extols Kodol as a cure for indigestion and related illnesses, asserting it digests all food to rest the stomach and remove cause and effect. It warns delayed care worsens conditions and cites serious diseases from poor digestion while promising a money back guarantee with no questions.
Pittsburg reports an advance of about 15 percent for H. C. Frick Coke Company and United States Steel Corp employees. The plan raises sixteen cents per ton of coke produced at about $1.04, aiming to restore 1907 levels and draw 5000 more workers. The move seeks efficiency over market coke purchases at high current prices.
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