16 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
1
Fragmentary item mentions a printing plant by Gazete Building, Carpenter Ave in Padiana PA and references to Indians Pastotine and Claas Mall Matter. No clear events, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations available.
Readable fragments show residents visiting relatives and friends across Pittsburg Sharpsburg Indiana and Ebensburg. Mentions of Cough Remedy advertising amid social notes mention Rev Rishett and Prof Glen Fee and visits by Mrs Guthrin Mrs King and others.
A humorous inquiry asks how long weekly washing takes and suggests P&G Naphtha Soap as a time saver. It claims the soap costs s cents per cake and would be worth 25 cents to save time, labor, and fuel, promising faster throughput.
Harriet Beecher Stowe's controversial novel Uncle Tom's Cabin is adapted for a local stage production. The piece features a stylized portrayal provoking debate over its abolitionist themes and sensationalized scenes. The library ball hosts the annual performance next Tuesday evening November 17, with tickets priced 0, 34 and 25 cents.
A fragmented era of classified items requests loans of 81 200 or 2 000 with strong security, asking for territory presentations and automobile sales, plus employment ads for farm help and district managers. Also rental, sale of horses and goods, and business inquiries promote various local opportunities and trades.
An advertisement explains microbes cause baldness and dandruff citing Prof Can a Hamburg and Dr Sabourand of France. It touts Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as removing dandruff, killing microbes, stimulating hair roots, restoring color, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Elmer W. Allison Philadelphia Street endorses the product.
The Indiana Scholastics defeated the Victors 13 to 9 on Friday to start the season as Palaca Rink patrons cheer. Scholastics manager Fred Beatty praised the showing and expressed interest in Kamen.
A guide to treating minor burns and scalds in emergencies. It recommends applying Chamberlain's Salve with a soft cloth to relieve pain and reduce scarring, noting faster relief and healing. Sold by all dry goods merchants.
Joba Picunaky and Mika Sharpe were acquitted by Squire Cr. Iaan this moreleg after being charged with larceny of tools. They had been arrested by constable William Norocb.
A letter extols Tonsiline as a preventive cure for quinsy arising from untreated sore throat. The writer, E. T. Keenan of Canton, claims years of quinsy with ten day to two week attacks, but now avoids episodes after using a 25 cent bottle, urging others with similar trouble to try the remedy.
Fragmentary text mentions squirrels and a red fox plus a black bear sighting and a note on timing. Details are garbled, with improper terms and missing context.
A distressing stomach disorder is said to be eased by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A. J. Johnston of the Pittsburgh division of the B R & P railway, and BF Harrigan and William Shaw of Dubois, with other officials, traveled through Indiana in Johnston's private car on an inspection tour.
Promotion for Trooper Nugent, a top member of Troop D, State Constabulary, elevates him to Capitol police with responsibility for Gow Stuart's mansion, reflecting a key transfer within state security.
New York Nov 16 An open letter from New York City synodical conference members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America challenges President Roosevelt over his recent remarks on bigotry in voting. The clergy defend church state separation and religious liberty while noting historic Catholic positions cited in papal and church writings.
November 16 Okmulgee Oklahoma report of a deadly confrontation at the St Louis and San Francisco rail station and nearby deckard house beginning with a dispute involving Puorknard Papaged him and an Indian boy Steve Cray Bon. Deputy sheriffs and Negro deputies were killed or wounded during the siege.
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