19 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
1
Professor J W Jenks of Cornell argues that corporate directors act as trustees for stockholders often placing profits above the public good. He warns monopolies may be legal yet economically unsound, urging state action to curb social inertia and improve factory conditions, wages, and fair labor rewards.
Ex consul general Bragg argues the Japanese show vanity and boastful class traits postwar victory over Russia. He predicts a possible future break with the United States but deems it not imminent, cites a heavy war debt and limited visible resources, and critiques Japanese boycott behavior and branding of American goods.
A Philadelphia carpentry worker recalls 1897 testimony for Doan's Kidney Pills easing severe back pains and enabling full day work. The testimonial notes rapid relief after use and no further back trouble, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as sale agents and a 60 cent price. Remember the name Doan's.
Miss Winona L Churchill entertained many young ladies at her Water Street home Thursday evening for a euchre party. Dainty refreshments were served during the event. PMID
The advertisement from H. G. Serene promotes Central Meat Market with a complete assortment of home-dressed beef veal pork and lamb along with smoked meats all served in the best style. The note emphasizes steady stock and quality.
EKider John T. Oagley of Rootville Pa testifies to cured eczema after using nalya since December 1905. He reports night itching ceased and skin condition improved. Also notices a fertilizer carload at L H Moorhead with a special for potatoes and a Saturday sale at Yellow Front offering calicoes at 4c per yard.
Harrisburg notes report a tense senate session with seven senators present, debate over the Clarence building and loan association bill, a defeat of the vaccination bill, and several measures moved to calendars or defeated. Gov. Star vetoes drivers charge bill and veterinary registration extension, while Thaw juror probe and Montreal fire losses also appear in the day’s roundup.
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