09 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1906
Page
1
The piece argues that Britain's traditional aloof policy toward alliances is outdated as nations fortify defenses and prepare for potential conflicts. It urges reconsideration of isolation in light of rising military build ups and taxation burdens, noting other powers lean on strong diplomacy and visible resolve.
An essay by PRANK R. LAWSON argues Americans overwork and overeat, noting Europeans pace life with rest and meals. He urges balanced living, ample sleep, hearty meals, and steady activity to achieve vigor rather than prolonging life to old age. The piece challenges the race toward extreme longevity.
L. Clark Seslye, president of Smith College, argues against critics of higher education for women. He notes most Smith graduates marry within ten years, that marriage trends reflect age and class, and that college improves both health and intellect. He contends women’s colleges lift capacity and societal roles.
A NY hospital report outlines Dr R W Steger a Vanderbilt Columbia graduate from Nashville Tennessee attempting suicide at the Audubon hotel using chloroform and morphine He died at Bellevue hospital Details include alleged homicidal mania and a note about body donation for dissection The fragmented text reflects a physician driven by mental distress and ongoing crisis over weeks with torn communications and unreadable lines
The article reports Judge Head assuming the seat with Beaver and Orlady beginning second terms in the Superior Court. It notes attendance of seven members, mentions West-Wotoonis Peavoerat, and describes various procedural details, including claims of misconduct, marital charges, and a separate arrest of J. P. Melauald in East Lovidwot related to allegations of polygamy and deceit.
A January fire at a Pleasantview home in Juniata County, Pennsylvania, killed Isaac Saylor his daughter and five grandchildren and left two guests to escape in night clothes. The blaze started from embers in a chimney after a wood fire earlier that afternoon.
The obituary notes the passing of Mrs Curstine Hourer of Arudig Curt at 101. It mentions a family history of residence, age, and the loss affecting her parents and kin, with reference to West Moreland and nearby locales. The fragmentary text records a long life and family ties.
Snowstorm dumps eight inches on Altoona and sioux City area towns with bitter cold and high winds. Freight traffic disrupted along main lines as six degree cold snaps and a general strike of vagrants hamper labor. Governor Pennypacker aides discuss state policy while Postmaster General Covel ou supports limited use of automobiles for mail service.
Tom E Hildebrand advertises Hyomei as a cure for catarrh with immediate relief and claims a full refund if not cured when used per directions. The complete outfit costs $1 and extra bottles are 50 cents, promising satisfaction based on customer reports.
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