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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
4
The ad portrays Anty Drudge resisting imitation of Fels-Naptha while extolling the soap’s efficiency. It argues that time saving devices like sewing machines and telephones became universal, predicting Fels-Naptha will be used by every woman for laundry, saving time and labor and reducing cold risks. It urges washing in cold or warm water per wrapper directions.
George Fetterhoft of Trade City died September 28 from a paralytic attack. Born 1831 in Huntingdon county, he moved to Indiana with his parents as a child. Survived by one sister and several children. wife died last April. Funeral held at the old farmhouse, burial in Round Top cemetery. Mrs. John Mills of Homer City died September 22 after a fall from a ladder while picking grapes. She was about 60, survived by husband and six children. Funeral at Homer City Methodist Church, burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Dr William Campbell from Panxsi tawney spent the day in Indiana. Miss Edna Earl departed for Ridgway to visit her uncle William Earl. Druggist John Dallon and family of South Fork arrived this morning. Mr Dalton returned home this evening. Mrs Dalton and the children will visit her parents Mr and Mrs W D OHara. The Cunningham Co Ladies and Misses Suit and Coat opening will be held tomorrow all day and evening with their New York Representative showing the latest fall and winter styles.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Master-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York. It touts relief from dull throbbing headaches backache and urinary issues claiming cures by purifying the blood and aiding kidney function. The ad urges purchase at 50 cents through Hildebrand's drug store with the slogan Remember the name Dean's.
George Cunningham resumes medical studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Miss Jeaste Paull visits Pittsburg. T. C Watson returns home from an extended Western trip. Romar Gray of Lackawaxen New York hosts S. T. Robinson and family from Tarentum. J. T. Pender gives a temperance lecture in Marion Center. Mary Criley School at Enterprise reports a successful festival. Rev. W. L. Barrett and G. L. Clawson attend the Presbyterian Presbytery at Pine Run. F. B. Andre recovers from typhoid fever. A. M. Martin and family visit Versailles.
William J. Bryan contends the presidents practice was not a square deal and contrasts his own record with Taft. He arrives in Cincinnati amid vast crowds, delivers speeches defending his campaign stance, and praises opponents while challenging Taft’s nominations and official tenure.
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