13 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
1
Sociology essay criticizes legal system for delaying key legal questions. It argues that questions of law should be settled at the outset to prevent endless appeals and costly trials. The piece contends foundational rulings would stabilize outcomes and ease taxpayer burden.
United States Commissioner of Immigration Robert Watchorn extols immigrants as industrially minded, cites Iowa’s rise from immigrant settlement, and defends Jewish contributions noting homes for Jewish orphans and care for the poor. He argues Europe’s slums pale beside American cities.
An elderly resident of Rootville Pennsylvania reports relief after using a salve for a persistent skin disease that caused itching for years. Since applying the salve in December 1905 the itching has stopped and no longer troubles him. The notice appears amid other local notices and bids for public works, bank interest terms, and an architectural advert.
Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid guarantees cure for piles with a $1000 subsidy offer and money back assurance if not cured. The ad touts various pile types and promises testimonials, plus mentions Indiana Lumber & Supply Co and hollow tile options for construction.
Miss Emma Cole of Tullahoma Tennessee credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with improving her health during the transition from girlhood to womanhood. The letter urges mothers to seek guidance for daughters facing menstrual irregularities and pain, promising free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The report covers Parsons Wyoming and Ohio April events including Pat Craven, 46, drowning in Black Fork river while recovering a hat near Hendricks. A mass return to work at American Shipbuilding foot yards, with about 1000 men back. A $160,000 relief fund still awaited. Boiler case in Altoona cites damages awarded to Lind af North Butler. Witness and confession rumors in Delaware. Washington Lutherans appoint Rev. Mortis Smith from Baden as successor. Camden foreman Camde n 10 Mahoning involvement in attempted wreck. Portsmouth petition to Governor Harris to curb detective Rickey for alleged abuse. National Goeth Register plant dispute over location. Fire in Columbus area injures and displaces families. Dayton gunman trial stay. Governor Harris unlikely to intervene. York merger of mills with American Silk Mfg. Co. Anthony Murphy demos ash burn method. Jame os Sayings & Trust Co. bank fight. state receivership contested. Capitol park annex cost debate. Fox bill in Senate. John L. Arnold obituary in East Liverpool.
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