Gee and Pointing Plant at Wee Gravette Building
A report from the Indiana Postelike notes Gee and Pointing Plant located at the Wee Gravette Building on Carpenter Ave in Madissa Pa, flagged as Clase Mall Matter red in the public notice.
23 Nov 1908
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1908
Page
1
A report from the Indiana Postelike notes Gee and Pointing Plant located at the Wee Gravette Building on Carpenter Ave in Madissa Pa, flagged as Clase Mall Matter red in the public notice.
Paints On People Bev and Mrs John K Brallier of Kamtzime visit relatives. Beau Halow of Indiana Candy Works plans to remain in Now Soré City for possible employment. Annie McKee of Pittsburgh visits her mother. Mr and Mrs McKee of West Oak Street and Mr and Mrs Farnbaugh visit the Williams home. Gerald Gilbert visits with his grandmother Martha Gilbert on Wayne Avenue. McGregor reappears after confinement for two weeks illness. Mrs Joseph Brewer and family visit East School Street. Ella Walford, stenographer for Independent Telephone Co, returns to New Castle. Mr and Mrs Winter of Germantown return from the Pat Won residence on North Sixth Street. Weather N. P. McNelis and L. F. Sutter return from Indiana Bear Club camp. no bears or deer yet. William Wilson and Jack Trusal leave for Harrisburg and New Carbie after work at Independent Telephone. Stark Detwiler of Tacoma visits his mother M. F. Jamison then travels to Mountburg for family visits. Mr and Mrs Daniel Gourley spend Sunday with James McLaughlin. Rebecca Minter of Summerville also visits.
An ad extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a reliable fast acting cold cure. It claims to ease lung action, loosen secretions, and restore health without narcotics, suitable for babies and adults, with no reported adverse effects in widespread use.
An ex-banker writes from Philadelphia detailing a personal testimony about Munyon's Rheumatism cure. He claims swelling joints and severe rheumatic pain were relieved after using the product, praising its lack of kalinydic acid morphine or opium and offering a money back guarantee. He urges others with arthritis to try Munyon's remedy and mentions a free catalog.
The Library Gall management presents David Garrick next Monday at Cumbria Theatre in Johnstown. Clifton Mallory leads a strong cast in this wholesome Robertson comedy about a London actor’s social rise. The play has drawn praise from Richard Mansfield and Joseph Jefferson.
Representatives of over one million workingmen met in Denver to form a national railway trades federation. The gathering, led by Chicago’s James Kerby and P J Flannery of Chicago, aims to unite builders trades and railroad employes, with plans to include train crews and engineers. Daniel J. Keefe was re-elected as eighth vice president, while other former officers were not.
B F Miller of 1644 Philadelphia St Pattview Indiana Pa reports decades of relief from back pain with Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises lasting kidney health and urges readers to trust the product, noting 60 cents per box and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A long dispatch of brief reports from Coshocton to Columbus covers deaths by a falling tree near Parkersburg and a head injury death in Altoona. a suicide in Virginia. a divorce filing in Pennsylvania. several accidents including falls from a car and a hog butcher mishap. a jelly of cases including a fatal mine injury, a juvenile misfortune, a deer hunting tally, a pin swallowed by a baby, railroad job reinstatements in Altoona, and a death behind a stump.
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