27 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
1
Dr Charles J Bushnell of Washington argues that national control or industry is an inevitable response to individualistic conditions and a protest against the idea that workers only need shelter and wages. He envisions social ownership to align industry with people’s will and foresees a broader national life with adequate control of major industries.
Caspar Purdon Clarke of the Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York denounces U S blue laws as tyrannical and oppressions on personal liberty. He argues women suffer most from these restrictions and warns against faddism and emotional judgments.
An old medicine advertisement urges immediate use of Tonsiline to cure sore throat and prevent complications like tonsillitis and diphtheria. It touts quick relief, warnings about throat gateway illness, and price points of 25 and 60 cents from The Tonsiline Co, Canton, Ohio.
In the Naches valleys a hunter named Mr Palmer wrestles a massive American eagle after a dramatic pursuit. He ties the bird to his wagon and completes a six hour journey home, sustaining injuries as the exhausted eagle regains life and poses a surprising challenge.
Mrs. Harry Loog of 1684 Philadelphia street Indiana Pa testifies Doan's Kidney Pills ease back and flank pains urinary issues and kidney problems. She praises rapid relief and urges others to try the remedy sold by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents nationwide Remember the name Doan's.
A roundup from Pittsburg to Reading notes a wealthy brewer Leopold Wilback and other local incidents. Grafton sees two foreign miners killed by a train. Martins Ferry’s Laughlin tin plant resumes operations after weeks idle. Latrobe reports an unidentified man killed on Jefferson Street Bridge. Philadelphia mentions engineer Dr. Coleman Pellars seriously ill. Wilkesbarre reports a fatal stabbing during a Slavic celebration. Harrisburg covers a fatal trolley accident and a skull-crushing trampling. Susquehanna reports a murder by a strikebreaker. Bradford notes a razor attack in a domestic quarrel. Monroeville and Johnstown record shootings and drownings. Pittsburgh reports Mrs. Eleanor Magee’s rising philanthropic status. Johnstown and Dayton detail suicides and powder-mill explosions injuring workers. Charleston notes miners drowned crossing a river. Reading reports a father killed by his son.
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