08 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1908
Page
1
Indiana Pennsylvania edition published by the Indiana Publishing Company with Walter H. Jackson as editor and manager.
Rev G Rodes and the International Theological School in Cambridge, Masa condemn mercenary rebel factions occupying cities. They accuse corrupt politicians of diverting taxes for personal gain, causing disease, violence, and civic decay. The message calls for graduates to oppose this foe disguising as gentlemen and Christians.
In a speech, President Hadley of Yale argues integrity in spoken word is essential for efficient business and governance. He warns that any man found physically untruthful should be distrusted and cast out, comparing it to social standards against physical uncleanliness as a form of self protection for society.
Rates for business notices set a half cent per word when paid in cash or to regular customers with open accounts. Invoices not paid as described incur one cent per word per insertion. The note explains the effort to reduce the burden of many small bills.
Classified ad items list requests for a girl to perform general house work with inquiry at the office. Additional entries include opportunities for washing services in Saxton Pennsylvania and an insurance agent position with National Life and Health Association offering $1000 death benefit and $7.60 weekly benefit plus leather wallet. The Western Pennsylvania Hospital seeks nursing trainees with a course addition at Eyes and Bar Hospital with reference required and application details in Pittsburgh.
Incom weddings and local affairs report two marriages in Saltaburg, Anna Neighley and Robert Neighley wed by Rev. John Krum, and Thomas Herhman wed Pearl Handcock at a church by Rev. J. Dipner. The piece also mentions a vaudeville act, missionary plans in Philadelphia, a Valentine booklet offer, a First U P Church service, a Ghost Walk Teachers event, Shakespeare Club notes, and Mrs. Warren’s continued serious condition after a sledding accident.
Household hints suggest alum helps pickles stay crisp and horseradish remains potent while preventing vinegar mold. Worn bedspreads can be repurposed into towels for children. A mothproofing tip adds alum to final rinse to make light curtains fire resistant.
The crushers at Hudson cement works Stewartstown New Jersey can crush a six ton stone. Pitch pine once nearly worthless is now in demand for cranberry barrels. It is claimed the labor union arrived in this country in 1803 with shipwrights organizing. Through ten months of 1907 Authinette coal shipments reached 45,000 tons, 10,000,000 tons more than the same period in 1906.
A reflective note on self examination, urging that willingness alone yields little without action. It warns that airing family faults harms reputation more when done publicly and acknowledges no one can cash another's “cuc ceas” without a solid basis. Atchison Globe.
The text cites Oklahoma at 1,414,177 residents and claims rapid growth. It mentions a large pine measure for Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota and a Vermont population or bar ossary with government job figures from Washington, suggesting a fictitious treasury impact of 213,413 dollars annually.
A sweep of brief items from Uniontown to York reports a 103 year old Fayette county resident’s death linked to family, murder near Whiteside, a miner murdered in Whiteside, and a suspect charged with assault. Other entries cover a grand jury action in Wet county, a streetcar collision fatally injuring a motorman, an Ohio traveler's death, and Black Hand suspects held for trial in Ganton. Additional notes include a fatal double event in Port Alleghany, Erie train collision deaths in Hills Tower, and steel rail orders placed with major firms. Public notices discuss a bank shortage indictments in California and a Philadelphia DAR member’s suicide, with industrial updates on Susquehanna Iron and Steel mills resuming near Columbia and York.
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