29 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
1
A fragment notes a price or quantity marked as 3.00 and 25 oz with ink related terms Bey and five items. The readable words suggest a catalog or sale listing but details are incomplete. Entities Bey and 25 oz appear, but full context is missing.
Plumville updates report Rose Fulmer repairing Main St building after fire damaged two vacant J C Pierce storehouses. Borough engineer Earl Scott sets Main street walk grade and three cement crossings planned before cold weather. Local guests D W Ewing of Jacksonville and Mrs Mary Ashbaugh’s fall injures collar bone and neck. Maxine and Arvilla McClure move from West Virginia to live with grandmother Flora Howard. Buckwheat crop yields poor. J N Cochran visits Pittsburg and Brookeville en route to see aged mother.
Hildebrand sells and guarantees MI-O-NA for upset stomach gas belching heaviness heartburn and biliousness. It claims to banish indigestion in five minutes and offers money back if not cured. A testimonial from J Figh cites relief after years of trouble. box price 50 cents. trial treatment free by writing Booth's Mi-o-na Buffalo NY.
President Taft pledged fair treatment to railroads and will not seek freight rate increases through car tier rulings unless proven unjust. He told T J Nolan, general secretary and treasurer of the International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel M and Dredgemen, that any change requires conclusive proof.
Professor Carl Victor, originator of the Victor System, advertises his magnetic treatment at The Moore Hotel. He claims to restore digestion, nerves, and general vitality without medicines, citing testimonials and notable Indiana clients. Enrollment ends Friday, October 8, with hours and terms available from the professor.
Evangelist Billy Sunday denounced liquor and urged work as vital to strength and health in a sermon on Work. In New Castle four hundred business girls lunched with the Young Women's Christian Association before filling seats at the tabernacle to hear Sunday singling praise for him. Also reported, four juries disagreed in the William Downs case over city funds, and Eva Tambach fainted in Pittsburgh court after a not guilty verdict for larceny.
In Youngstown Ohio on September 29 Donald Unies and Tony Antoft, laborers at No 2 Mill of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co, were engulfed by white hot metal as a glopper fell from a furnace entrance. Rescuers saved them minutes later, but both suffered near fatal burns as the molten metal filled the pit and covered their lower bodies in a miraculous escape from worse injuries.
An ad touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as effective for acute or chronic kidney trouble with a testimonial from J Sibball of Grand View Wisconsin. It urges readers to start taking it and notes it is sold by druggists nationwide. A separate item reports the Sultan of Sulu, Hammed Jammabul Khan, arriving in Columbus to inspect local factories with a brief Midwest itinerary.
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