09 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1908
Page
1
The piece argues Frank Hatson? HesClaim? is best suited as Speaker, praising past service and urging continuity. It notes a broad sentiment against Joseph Cannon, with protests ready in Washington from business, labor, and reform groups, urging a graceful withdrawal before Congress organizes.
The Pittsburg Gazette Times notes Grand Duke Alexis of Russia, age four, is eight times a colonel and once a general, remarking that the average American youngster could likely score him on household rulings.
Tata reports Morse, dubbed the Ice King, was close to a 15 year sentence in the penitentiary for involvement in a bank wreck.
An old advice column endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a reliable cold cure. It claims worldwide reputation, quick relief, and safety for both adults and babies, noting it contains no opium or obstructive drugs and can prevent pneumonia when used.
A damaged older ad copy explains treating pain from burns or wounds. It promotes Chamberlain's Pain applied to a hot cloth to relieve pain quickly and aid healing, claiming almost instant relief and swift recovery, urging purchase at drug stores.
A jumble of snippets covers political digs about Joe Cannon W. J Bryan and Taft, a comatose reporter waking to vote, and insults to local teams. The column jokes about letters, references to “Child of the Pit” and “Na Clariesa,” and a small ad for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy claims. Also notes a special train with bandages for football players and a W. Va testimonial for cough remedy.
An old advertisement touts Tonsiline as a quick one day cure for sore throat. It promises first dose relief and a full cure with several doses, urging readers to try it and noting antiseptic care. Available at druggists for 25 and 50 cents from The Tonsiline Co. Canton Ohio.
A reader testifies that Doan's Olatment relieved painful itching piles and skin conditions after trying other remedies. She notes scalp outbreaks and pimples disappeared after applying the product, claiming the problem never returned. The ad urges purchases through local dealers and posters with the Dyans name.
Notice from J C Forsythe announcing relocation of his undertaking office to the Dr G E Simpson building on South Ninth Street. The business will be open day and night and calls will be attended at H H Johnston's store or at the Simpson building. Forsythe promises reasonable prices and full attention to all calls.
A roundup of obituaries accidents and local incidents across several states. Included are deaths by suicide in West Newton and Verdilla, a girl killed by a train near Scott Haven, a hog slaughter accident in Bucyrus, a sheep attack in Liberty Township, a colliery restart in Broad Mountain, and a boy held after a rat trap incident in Allentown. Also notes on a man of 91 walking 24 miles to Boyertown and a 100 year old Congo resident unable to vote.
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