10 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
1
The piece argues against rapid centralization across government lines, urging changes only through constitutional methods. It warns that Congress risks overreach via overpacked committees and stresses that any alterations to the republic’s framework must come from the people and be constitutionally authorized.
A testimonial from Indiana gardener Adam Snyder of State Normal School at 1227 Church Street attests Doan's Ointment cured his eczema after years of failure with other medicines. He notes no recurrence in seven years and promotes the product as a permanent cure. Sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents, with Wester-Milburne of Buffalo as sole US agents.
Tuesday excursions offered by Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg line from Indiana to Niagara Falls and Toronto with return within 15 days for 7.45 to Niagara and 8.90 to Toronto. Bank ads claim First National Bank of Indiana pays four percent on one year deposits and notes safety and no notice required for withdrawal.
Classified ad urges quick recruitment of a girl for house work at Indiana location. Mentions Indiana Gandy Works and a clerk position at 284 tf. Reads like a public notice encouraging use of classifieds to find domestic help.
Hering Ig held in Chicago over the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank collapse as investigators probe President Stensland’s mismanagement. Receiver Fetzer says a 25 percent depositor dividend is likely within two weeks, with further payouts anticipated. Directors form a committee to locate Stensland and settle the bank’s affairs.
Secretary Bonaparte writes to a Nebraskan teen proposing explosive experiments. The boy, Jon Sweeney of Lincoln, seeks Navy paths while claiming capability to produce 400 pounds of dynamite. Navy secretary counters that such studies endanger him and advises safer prep.
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