23 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
1
Mr. William McKee Alm, nearly recovered from a recent Ernest mines accident, departed today for the University of Michigan to undertake the second year of law study. He will continue his rehabilitation there and resume active duties upon completion.
An advertisement touts ZEMO a clean liquid eczema cure sold by Daugherty Bros Drug Store. It claims ZEMO treats eczema pimples dandruff and skin and scalp conditions and notes agency in over 2000 towns. The ad also mentions W R Douglass piano tuning service and Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets with local contact details.
W P Lowry Optician offers regular five dollar gold filled eyeglasses for three fifty at his Marshall building three doors from the post office in Indiana Pa. This ad promotes a limited time price cut and directs customers to visit the local shop for eye care needs.
Wanted at once six or six first close carpenters Apply to Fred Herlinger New Marshall Building Indiana Lumber & Supply Company 9.
The Harvester, world trotting stallion record holder at 2.0144, lowered his mark to 2.01 in a trial at Columbus Driving Park, Columbus, Ohio, on September 23. Time by quarters included .29, 59, 14, 1.29, and 2.01.
Results from Brooklyn, Philadelphia and New York show St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago games with scores and pitcher credits. Standings list Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia atop the NL and New York Cleveland Boston St Louis and Detroit in the AL with upcoming matches noted.
Indianapolis report states Carlos Jordan, employed as bookkeeper for Merchants Heat and Light, confessed to stealing between 5000 and 7000 dollars. He said he anticipated trouble and would face the consequences. Berlin also notes a looming German industrial clash. The Union of Metal Trades plans a general lockout of 420,000 workers if talks fail by October.
Col Roosevelt signals a likely 100 vote majority for progressives at the Saratoga convention and says he will be temporary chairman. Upstate wins delight him as the old guard is repudiated in its strongholds. At Sagamore Hill leaders, Griscom and Barnard among them, affirm the forecast amid buoyant mood. Also, naval collier Marcellus sunk after Cape Hatteras collision and stricken from naval list.
New York, Sept. 23. President Farrell of the New York American club reports that Manager Stallings visited his office to present grave accusations against Hal Chase, captain and first baseman. Stallings claims Chase has not given his best and has laid down. Farrell says he will investigate in Cleveland and, if true, may bring the matter to the national commission for punishment.
Pittsburg market prices list dairy butter eggs and poultry along with cattle sheep hogs and pig values. Includes creamery butter tubs eggs candled prices and live animal quotes for hens ducks turkeys cattle bulls cows heifers springers veal calves hogs and pigs with varied quality grades and ranges.
An ad by T. E. Hildebrand announces English Marbue as a cure for indigestion and stomach fits. It claims benefits for the blood, complexion, neualgia, dizziness, night sweats and nervousness, with mail orders and a trial box offer from Rheuma Co. Buffalo New York and Hildebrand's.
A column in the Ponxsutawney Spirit titled Tales of Town notes a Thursday night line that says there is no fair like the Indiana fair, highlighting a bit of truth in the oft quoted sentiment about Indiana’s event.
An old advertisement touts a tablet medicine for piles claiming internal cure with only 2 percent failures. It pledges no surgery or salves, offering Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid at $1 for 24 days and a money back guarantee, with ordering details and a prospectus request.
A flamboyant medical ad urges readers to try Dr Shoop s Restorative with a no cure no pay offer and 30 day contract. It claims to rebuild internal nerves governing stomach heart and kidneys and promises free books on dyspepsia heart kidneys rheumatism and more to those who write for orders despite strong caveats.
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