12 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
1
An earnest treatise urging young readers to embrace living duties and personal growth. It extols upright character, purity, and national pride, urging youths to translate ideal future visions into responsible actions for themselves and society.
In Indiana a reader, Catherine Stormer, testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills eased years of backache and urinary troubles. She recalls relief from kidney pain, dizziness, and headaches after using the remedy, praising its effects and recommending it to others. The ad notes Foster-Milburn as sole U.S. agents.
A reader recalls past Indiana schemes like an Iowa Association with large treasuries and high monthly assessments that collapsed after receiver intervention, leaving victims with 45 to 80 percent returns. The note cautions against pyramid style ventures and promotes legitimate business basics.
Ulcer of the stomach may exist for years with few symptoms until perforation. Indigestion pain, burning after meals, and a gnawing sensation from stomach to back are noted. A Mi o na remedy is advertised with a Hildebrand guarantee. For rent a four room house listed by RE Walker Smith. A girl for general house work is sought at the jail or Sheriff's office.
A mill fire in Greensville caused by an explosion blew out furnaces at the Carnegie Steel plant. Thomas Lewis, Mike Stubenovitch, and others suffered severe burns. Fire spread to finishing departments. fireballs reached the roof. Plant, part of United Steel, valued at 1.4 million, faced losses around 40 to 60 thousand in product. Four hundred workers laid off as crews fought the blaze for hours before containment.
A flood at an unnamed mine trapped workers and halted operations. Rescue teams retrieved one body while others remained missing. Authorities described the scene as chaotic with no definitive count of casualties. The mine owner and widow of a victim faced questions as officials investigated the cause.
Fragmented report notes Emerson wins Republican bid for Meadville area assembly seat with 205d, while Williams trailed Democrat Oss with 87 votes in a county special election. Mentions of presidential results, a fatal crash, and local records hint at broader civic activity and ongoing political contests.
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