Dean's Kidney Pills Said to Strengthen Workers’ Kidneys
An advertisement-style item extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney weakness caused by arduous work in Indiana. It cites a Philadelphia carpenter, W. C. Johnson, praising relief from back pains after using the pills, claiming renewed ability to work. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, price 50 cents.
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Indiana
Dean
W. GC. Johnson Carpenter
Philadelphia St
Fairview
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Devoe Paint Pitch to Indiana Pa Readers
A letter argues Devoe paint is more economical than rivals, claiming one gallon covers as much as two of average paint and lasts longer. It parallels diamonds to insist quality matters, noting Devoe yields about 20 gallons for a house while other paints require about 40. The letter promotes Devoe & Co and Stewart & Co as sellers.
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Devee
First National Bank of Indiana
Indians Provision Co Downs Bond Issue To 15000
At a meeting the Indians Provision Company authorized 25000 bonds but only 15000 is needed. Bonds are $100 and 4000 denominations, 6 percent interest, semiannual, tax free. They will be ready September 1 and pay interest from that date. Subscriptions may be made at Indiana Savings and Trust Company. The company, a major Indiana precinct, handles provisions and sells electricity, reporting earnings over 20000 per month.
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Indians Provision Company
Indiana Savings and Trust Company
Indiana Provision Company
Indiana
Fair Week Notes Highlight Local Stores and Acts
Visitors to the Carrolltown fair are urged to see Point Store offerings while excursion tickets from the P R R are sold. Clark's Studio advertises pictures and Kodak post cards and features an upcoming Wintondale excursion. The fair showcases Griener’s 30 years baking, Frank A Robbins circus in Kittanning, and Johnstown Reed band rivalries. Local shops offer bread, blinds, frames, wall paper, and period-appropriate goods.
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Clark
Wintondale
Griener
Toth
Findley
S. d W
Walter J. Main
Kittanning
Pendnytion’s
Cunningham Co
Kodak Films
House Tower
Point
A. B. Marshall
Frank A. Robbins
Indiana
Pittsburg
J. Morrell
Davis
Fair Ground
W. M. Griener
Business Men's Association
Cunningham’s
V. Dye
Kodak
Gazette
Carpenter Avenue
Grienors
Benee & McCoy's
James A. Crossman
Findley’s
Fred Jaminson
Phone
Tate
Fidley’s
Wall Paper
Dew
Marshall
Sam
Johnstown
Phil Appie
Reed
First National Bank
Five Die in Punxsutawney Riot Amid Shootout and Treachery
Riot near Punxsutawney leaves five dead and many wounded as Black Hand suspects fire from hidden positions. Police surround a fortified house with six searchlights while desperados exchange gunfire. arrests indicate ongoing pursuit and peril for bystanders.
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Punxsutawney
Black Hand
Desparado
Dynamie
Ezle
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Weamer
Readestaurant
Marshall Building
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Lines House
Isaac Beck
Ifne
Ki. A. Spencer
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Fit Work & Son
Appy
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Olive Street
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W. H. Clawson
Chestnut St
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Wm. Klingensmith
Het National
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Jackson- Finder
L. H. Ent
P.O
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4Th Sts
Harrison
Philadelphia
Wallailiana
Digger
J. I. Stadtmiller
KW. Devoe & Co
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Dr.Shoop
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Fanuy
Grookshank
Greensburg
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Ned S. Ashton
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Jacksonville
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