20 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
1
The Indiana Evening Gazette printed daily and Sunday as the Gazette building office and printing plant on Carpenter Ave Radlana Pa. Editor Walter H Jackson. Subscription rates listed for one year carrier and single copy. Entered as second class mail in Indiana.
A series of Republican meetings to be held across the county this month arranged by Shulman John 8 Fisher features Good speakers. Voters of all beliefs are invited to attend and hear campaign issues discussed at Asron Center Oak Mechanicaburg Slew Campbell Sheloca Homer City Boastier wreckside Wherrytree Blairsville and other towns. An Italian address is planned at Lovejoy Angaiter and Creekeide.
An ad touts Mi o na as a perfect stomach tonic that cures dyspepsia within twenty four hours and claims to fix vomiting in pregnancy stomach sickness and gastric distress. It features a testimonial from Herbert H. Taylor of New York and urges trial at local drugstores.
Very persuasive 19th century style advertisement claiming Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder diseases and strengthens organs. Warns against Bright's disease and diabetes if untreated. Promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble, asserts no opiates. Ends with urging to buy wallpaper and references Smith's Art Store and Uncle Bez.
William McAdams of Cook's Falls New York swears he suffered twelve years from piles caused by work. After using Hem-Rold for eight months he claims no pain and ability to work or eat freely. The ad touts Dr Leonhardt's Herold internal tablet cure sold by T. Be Hildebrand in Buffalo with guarantee.
John Henry Bartow of Patton and Tacy Belle McClincey of Clymer wed on Thursday October 15 at Squire Crossman’s Court Place office. Avaviah Solty of Clarkaburg married Elizabeth L. Rumbaugh of Homer City here on Monday by Dr. J D Brownlee.
If kidney problems arise, Foley's Kidney Remedy is urged to be taken immediately to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. The ad claims no delay helps, and it is sold by all druggists. Also advertised are Juley's Orino Laxative, touted as mild and non nauseating, and Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma relief, with immediate effect and potential cure when used timely.
Closing quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade as reported by W A Hamilton No 17 and 18 Marshall Building Wheat scans 93. Wheat and other commodity figures appear with miscellaneous alphanumeric codes and scattered numbers, reflecting a dated market wire summary from Rock Island Southern region and Wabash area.
Mrs Vernie Deyarmy Moorhead wife of William Moorhead of Tayloraville died Saturday evening at age 25 from blood poisoning She visited frequently at her grandmother Mrs David Short’s home in Rayne township The survivor list includes her husband two children her parents and four brothers Funeral services were held Monday at her late home conducted by Rev W J Sproul of Penn Run with interment in Greenwood Cemetery
Reported shootings and deaths across Pennsylvania and nearby states include Sanford Treas murdered by Italian James Bengivenni in Wilmore Cambria County, Wirt Kirby killed by a passenger train near Coffman, and a fatal blaze at Hicks Run caused by a lamp. Other items note a man dying after drinking blue vitriol in Alliance Ohio, and multiple political ballot certifications beginning at midnight in Harrisburg. Weather forecasts predict fair to cool conditions across Ohio and western Pennsylvania with winds, while markets show weak wheat and mixed grain prices in Chicago and regional trading posts.
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