25 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
1
The Rev GF Drewes argues from Genesis and New Testament passages that God appointed man as the head of the wife. He emphasizes that headship signifies authority not degradation or inferiority and asserts domestic authority is entrusted to man. He cites creation from a rib and Jesus Christ as head of the church to support the stance.
Dr. W H P Baunce Brown University president argues in a lecture that 11K young people today lag behind fifty years ago in sustained attention and original thinking. He claims they struggle to distinguish the kernel from the task and think as clearly as their fathers.
A Dover woman praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm after years of rheumatic suffering. She reports quick relief, improved sleep, and shares her experience with friends. Also promotes Hem-Roid piles remedy with guarantees and dealer contact in Indiana.
A vintage ad copy touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an aid to nature. It claims the medicine allays coughing relieves the lungs aids expectoration and helps restore the body to health. It notes the product is sold by all druggists.
A garbled dispatch lists multiple items from Cleveland Ohio and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. It mentions a man named Robert Mason killed in a car crash tied to a Baltimore and Ohio line, a drowning incident involving a person named Heh Tia, and arrests in Big Four railway matters. Other notes reference April court actions, a transfer of interests by a Sorg family member in Middletown Ohio, a suicide by Carbolic acid in White Ash, and a last name Crowe with a note on abuse and a memorandum.
Four terrorists killed the chief of the political prison in Odessa on April 25 alleging abuses toward prisoners. One terrorist killed themselves, two escaped and one was captured after the assault.
A peace treaty was signed at Aruupala between Si and Nicirague by ministers from each country. The agreement is described as honorable to both equatilas and marks a significant postwar rapprochement.
Washington Supreme Court rules breaking a marriage engagement is justifiable when the fiancée suffers from tuberculosis. Citing public policy and laws to curb consumption, the court holds the breach permissible even if the man knew of the infection when the engagement formed.
William Miller Campbell assistant trainmaster of the Conemaugh division of the Pennsylvania Railroad died at his Oakmont home on April 24 at age 40. Born in the county in 1866 he married Sarah J. Mitchell on September 8, 1891 and leaves two daughters. He learned telegraphy as a boy and began as an agent near East Brady before rising to general yardmaster in Pittsburgh and later assistant trainmaster. Though transferred to the new Conemaugh division two weeks earlier he fell ill and did not assume the office. He was active in the Methodist church and in M. M. C. G. A. work.
A letter to J A Klingensmith from Indiana Pa critiques painting costs. It accuses rivals of overcharging and promotes Devoe paint as economical, noting typical jobs use 8 to 10 gallons and total costs of paint and labor. The writer urges readers to consider efficiency and lower expenses in housing, stores, and sheds.
The readable text references closing quotations on the ward of Trade as reported by W A Hamilton at Nos 1 and 18 Marshall Building Wheat 184 88y by F Allegheny Ged Te pleaded back in 1815 Good editions Birong Faculty Unsurpacation Renonable le Ex roterrator ss ek Chapter it mentions togua and Taf formation with a number 208 and a partial GBF tag.
Columbus April 25 Gove Harris grants a reprieve to James Cornelius of Cantat sentenced to be electrocuted for the murder of his wife. The reprieve allows attorneys for the condemned to present an appeal for commutation before the board of pardons. Bryan April 25 Jack Page, year old pyromaniac, sent to Wauseon to testify before the grand jury, then to the penitentiary to begin year sentence.
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