31 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
1
The notice from J. C. Foraythe announces moving his undertaking office to Dr. G. B. Simpson building on Ninth Street and offers 24 hour service. It warns about kidney disease dangers and promotes affordable undertaking services by H. H. Johnston and the Simpson housing location for inquiries or calls.
James Donahue of New Britain Vonn writes he tried many kidney remedies and doctors for diabetes without relief until Folay's Kidney Remedy. After two bottles he improved, five bottles cured him and he passed a life insurance exam. The remedy claims to ease backache kidney and bladder troubles and is sold by druggists.
A shaky notice warns that tax issues may derange affairs and urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Remedy to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. Delays risk worsening health. The ad notes medication sold by all druggists and mentions property purchase in Homer City via King & McLain agency.
A fragmentary alert warns about danger at the White Palace Barber shop basement in the Farmers' Sans Building. A jumble of notes mentions a watch, initials KIR, a reward for information, and a call to contact Normal 61-31. Additional items reference autos, a crane puller, tools, and a missing visor information lead.
A long list of residents and visitors from Blairsville to Vandergrift are noted across Indiana today. Names include Ernest Work, J B Lembach, Emma Barkhart, Scott Lightcap, Harry Dressler, Josephine Guilfoy, and many others visiting relatives, entering stores, or staying with friends. Also reported are school and community updates, a dairy congress trip, and a health note touting Foley’s Honey and Tar with no opiates.
Work has begun on a three story brisk business block for O C Good and Son in Dayton to replace a fire-destroyed building. D E Travis erects a fine rink dwelling in Davon. D C Skinner of Du Bois attends to Minnesota. Fey s Oring Laxative touted as a safe new remedy improving on prior laxatives and pleasant to take. sold by 41 Oviggistes.
Marion Center reports F W West visiting Indiana this week. Miss Mary Meanor visits Pittsburg. August Lestert of Johnstown visits J C Govard. Barnes moves to Jennings La after summer here. Mrs C H Bee travels to Marcel lus Mich to visit parents. Prof L Barr of Utah returns from Baltimore and other eastern cities. Mire M E Jeffries and family leave Oct 22 for Los Angeles Cal.
A condensed roundup: Joe Kelly of Youngstown was arrested in Pennsylvania on horse theft charges. Obituaries note deaths including Titusville business owner James Teeye and Linn Dems leader Bleek Ward. Mine accidents and a fatal shooting appear in multiple towns, with miners’ revival services in Bradenville and a bridge collapse near Burgoon. Local politics close as Kern campaigns in Ohio.
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