Future Teachers Normal Closes Largest Graduating Class Yet
The Indiana Normal School awarded diplomas to seventy six women and twenty five men in a historic commencement. The published list names graduates and their home towns including Pittsburg, Beaver Falls, Johnstown, Allegheny, Indiana, and many others, with addresses noted for each graduate.
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Indiana Normal School
Lasiies
Alston
Carrie
Pittsburg
Ausley
Jiouisa
Tyaltsburg
Baker
Bertha
Igntown
Henriette H
Bauman
Jusie G
Sewickley
Banmer
Emma
Tolnston
Bathner
Katherine
Johnstown
Bighoulder
Blanche M
Irwin Biiney
Biache
Leetsdale
Cronemeyer
Caroline Te
Dewler Davidson
Margaret A
Beaver Falls
Dickie
Mabell
Hidians Indians
Arange C
Conemaugh
McKee
Mabel G. Mmckeesport
McLaughlin
Grace
Anella Newman
Margaret L. Crafton Pownall
Kathrine
Tndiana Robinson
Mary J
Punxsutawney Rose
Mary L
Allegheny Russell
Augusta J
Jewett
Ohio
Russell
Margaret
McKeesport
Semple
Adele G
Shafer
Scottdale Shultz
Grace F
Altoonah
Cara Lytle
Allegheny Vith
Emini
Elkin Smith
Lota M
Thientown
Anna
California
Withington
Cora R
Greensburg
Wright
Margaret E
Bellevue
Ntlemen
Barnett
George W. Johnstown
Brown
William
Indiana
Chapman
Wallace C
Georgeville
Tubbs
Warry W
Fort Littleton Earhart
Harry W
Emerson
John
Fisher
James G
Good
John E
Sheloeta
Castorita Beers the Signature That Never Fades
Judge Simonton ruled Saturday in Harrisburg on army canteens, finding no willful law violation. James B Moore and Patrick Jorce were arrested by the anti saloon league for selling liquor at Camp Meade. The camp canteen operated under army regulations with Adjutant General Corbin’s direction. The jury was instructed to find guilty while the sentence was suspended.
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Simonton
Harrisburg
James B. Moore
Patrick Jorce
Anti-Saloon League
Camp Meade
Corbin
Judee Simonton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold By Drugstores
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces, and is a trusted prescription from leading physicians. testimonials sent free. price 7 cents.
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Hall
Props
Toledo
Verdict shows jury’s doubt over case clarity
A Philadelphia North American quote records the jury foreman admitting that the lawyers have muddled the case leaving the jury with no clear knowledge. The exchange shows a juror frustration with the legal proceedings amid a fragmented trial.
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Hennerea
Philadelphia
Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Deceptive disease claim about kidney trouble promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a quick fix. Sold by druggists in 50 cent and one dollar sizes. Free sample bottle by mail and a pamphlet available from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
Garfield Fire Clay Company Expands in Indiana County
The Garfield Fire Clay Company operates day and night in West Wheatfield, Indiana County, supplying brick and locomotive tiles with 18,000 brick daily capacity and 60,000 brick kiln. Over 100 workers, new plant building, and shipments to Brazil, China, and Egypt reflect strong demand for their fire clay wares. Garfield rivals Bolivar in the region, boosting local housing with lots for sale amid a building boom.
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Garfield Fire Clay Company
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Bolivar
Conemaugh
West Wheatfield
Garfield
Brazil
China
Egypt
Robinson Bros. and Co. Butun
W. S. Robinson
T. J. Robinson
John
C. W. Sutton
Distressing Stomach Disease Promises Relief by Tonic
An advertisement touts a South American Nervine Tonic as a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims immediate, marvelous relief from the first dose and assures a safe, world wide cure, sold by Hetrick Bros. druggists in Indiana, Pa.
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Hetrick Brog
Indiana
An Artistic Proposal in Brooklyn Life
A dialogue from Brooklyn Life features Mr. Loftert complimenting Miss de Vine as the star of the links. He jokes about an astronomer's reward, asking for the right to give her his name, highlighting a light, humorous social moment in the New York serial.
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Lofter
Miss de Vine
Loftert
Brooklyn
Grain-O Delivers Healthful Grain Beverage Warning Coffee
A letter touts Grain-O as a coffee alternative made from pure grains. The writer says after a week of use nothing would induce returning to coffee, noting it nourishes the system and benefits children. Packages available from grocers at 15c and 2c.
No Company for unm Rich Old Party Fun
The dialogue mocks a wealthy elder who sees no need for a wife due to finances. Sucpkins counters with dignity, noting the daughter would starve if her husband cannot support her. The exchange highlights social pressures and familial responsibility.
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Unm
Sucpkins
No-Ta-Bac for Fifty Cents tobacco cure
An old ad promises No-Ta-Bac as a guaranteed tobacco habit cure costing five cents for a bottle. It claims to make weak men strong and purify the blood, available at all druggists.
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's health praised
Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo with a staff has treated thousands of women in thirty years. He argues heart and nerve are distinct and promotes his Favorite Prescription as a private, at home cure that avoids local examinations. He also offers his Common Sense Medical Adviser for sale through mail order.
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R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Common Sense
Por Yard Improvement by Buevens O. organization
The business union of Buevens Ohio has organized to adopt a system for improving local roads in this vicinity.
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Aun
Buevens
Not Roads and Indian Herb Rheumatism Care
A Midwood woman from Millwood, Pennsylvania, writes of James Anderson’s Indiana Pa Indian Herb Care. After about three months she reports relief from rheumatism and less limb pain, enabling her to perform household duties with minimal suffering. Frances Campbell signs the testimonial dated October 10, 1898.
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Indlan
Anderson
Millwoup
James Anderson
Indiana
Frances Campbell
Final Challenge Between Strong Farmer and Lord D
A celebrated farmer famed for strength often faced challengers. Lord D from London traveled to test himself against the athletic man. The farmer swiftly threw the nobleman over a hedge, then asked for his horse. The lord replied he would be grateful to have his horse thrown to him.
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Lord D
London
Foolish Pocket Trick In Electric Car Causes Panic
A man in an electric car drew a handkerchief from his pocket and an object resembling a snake sprang free. It wriggled on the floor as frightened passengers cried out. It was only copper wound bass piano wire coiled in his pocket, which uncoiled and fell to the floor. The women glared as the scene subsided and the man escaped to conceal the wire in the piano нуж.
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Sualem Gazette
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A Confederate era anecdote from General Miles portrays a weary Georgia regiment during a night march. A soldier, though exhausted, proclaims devotion to his country, expressing willingness to endure hunger, fight, and even death, while vowing not to love another nation after the war.
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Miles
Longstreet
Georgia
Women's Journal
Relief in Six Hours Kidney and Bladder Remedy
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Core. Prompt relief of bladder and back pain in men and women, with near immediate relief of water retention. For quick relief and cure, this remedy is sold by Herrick Bros druggists Tudiana, Pa. 120¢199.
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Herrick Bros
Tudiana
Paper Pulp Maps At Thomas Horne Manual School
Seven and six year old pupils at Thomas Horne Manual Training create relief maps from paper pulp. Old newspapers torn into strips soak overnight, churned to pulp, molded into continents with mountains rivers and valleys, dried and mounted on cardboard. T Beardsley displays a painted map at the board of education rooms drawing favorable remark.
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Thomas Horne Manual Training School
T. Beardsley
Manual Training Department
Board of Elucation Rooms
Chicago News
Beauty Ad Claims Clean Blood for Clear Skin
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a beauty aid claiming clean blood improves skin. It touts benefits for pimples boils blotches and bilious complexions and urges readers to buy at ten cents with druggists offering 10c 25c and 50c sizes.
Minister Bellamy Storer Receives Queen Regent in Spain
Mapario June 17. The newly appointed minister to Spain, Bellamy Storer, is received in a formal audience by the queen regent. No speeches were given. cordial exchanges occurred as two state carriages escorted him to and from the palace. Premier Silvera introduced him, the queen inquiring about President McKinley’s health.
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Mapario
Spain
Bellamy Storer
Storer
Hotel de Rome
Silvera
McKinley
Steam Locomotives Doomed by Electric Power Era
In the next ten years steam locomotives may disappear as electric motors replace them, and trains are expected to reach speeds of at least 100 miles per hour. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised as a quick remedy for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, and liver complaint, improving appetite and sleep. A bottle trial is suggested, with sales in all drug stores.
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Hostetter
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Penn Run
Loya
New York Weekly Tribune
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Procress
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