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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1925
Page
5
A fragmented meditation on crowd dynamics and mass movements. The author laments urban congestion and mass culture while invoking Beecher and moral panic, contrasting individual striving with collective drift and the dangers of crowd mentality.
A long-ago Barnesboro raid left six men in custody over a Paymaster Vinton hold up near Germantown with a shootout that wounded a state police officer. Several others faced jail after a Millwood disorderly house raid. The column also notes a fatal electric accident, weddings, deaths, and a long meditation on mass psychology and the crowd in religion and society.
Fragmented OCR text discusses rival fundamentalist factions and their influence on Washington policies. It cites concerns about fundamental facts and leadership within political circles, noting widespread national discourse and conflicting views on governance. The passage reflects tension over ideological purity and its effect on policy directions.
The piece depicts a heated campaign where fundamentalists and liberals clash over religion and government. It notes a widening series of minor skirmishes that are set to intensify into a broader fight about public morals, prohibition, evolution, and state affairs.
A health ad targets mothers with a urging tone, promoting McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tastier flesh builder for thin children. The copy claims dramatic weight gain and recommends Daugherty's Drug Store or any druggist for 60 tablets at 60 cents.
Fragmentary text discusses crowds, science, and the fear of mass opinion as a spiritual illness. It suggests religion finds power in numbers and public sentiment can be a force for good, while noting elasticities in proposed rubber legislation in the Philippines.
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