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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
3
Advert says rheumatism not incurable but stubborn and claims Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Remedy will drive it out of the system with faithful use. It blames blood poisoning and crystal crystals in the blood as the cause.
The Twenty seventh Indiana regiment reelected officers at a Wednesday reunion in Indianapolis. Col. W R Fesler was named president and Major W W Daugherty secretary and treasurer. A national canvass was ordered to compile surviving member addresses for a near complete roll. About 230 living members were noted. In the Sixth Indiana Veteran Volunteer Association, Dr. P C Holland of Bloomington was elected president with W W Hayes Brownstown as vice president, J B Anderson Elizabethtown secretary, and Hiram Health Sharpsville treasurer.
In Washington readers learn of Miona stomach tablets promoted as keys to better digestion and health. The ad claims indigestion causes headaches and weakness and promises quick relief from stomach troubles with daily doses before meals. A 50 cent box is sold by Lindeman pharmacy with a money back guarantee.
Joseph Barth was buried under brick and mortar when a newly built archway collapsed at the Princeton window glass plant on Wednesday afternoon. He suffered serious internal injuries while Herman Becker and Thomas West escaped with minor injuries. John Brown, a Southern Railway shops employee, severed an arm artery with a sliver of steel but applied a self taught tourniquet and survived until a surgeon could tie the artery.
Press-plant editorial argues Democrats in Sullivan and Daviess counties misrepresented election purity moves. Contrasts Sullivan County agreement with Republican push, notes Sullivan Democrats unlikely to sign, and accuses Democrats of falsehoods while detailing internal dissent and strategic motives in local party clashes.
Bids open Saturday night in Harris and Sheppell office for a two story five room home to be built on church grounds by the sisters of St Boniface School in Evansville. The project aims for architectural harmony with the church complex.
Parlor dining hall library and music room will occupy the lower floor with bed chambers upstairs. The sisters have lived in the church for twenty five years. The special home was a cherished plan of the late Father Burkhardt.
A period advertisement touts Lax-ets as a quick, painless laxative for constipation and accompanying symptoms like headache dizziness sour stomach and coated tongue. It claims prompt action, pleasant taste, and a price of six cents, sold by Lindeman's pharmacy.
Reports from Louisville on William J. Bryan's speech defending or questioning government ownership of railroads. The article notes his Janesville New York remarks and suggests mixed southern reception, with critics claiming the stance harmed white supremacy and southern support. It also mentions Newlin's private interview and Mrs. Robinson's Boston departure.
New shipment features white sheer wash waists with embroidery, white net waists, and Japanese gilk looks. Also shepherd checks in ta fFeta, black taffeta waists, broadcloths, batistes, serges, and wool taffeta. Color trends favor blacks and greys. prices listed for select fabrics.
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