31 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary notes discuss prophetic limits on predicting futures near a tartter and critique the grim prospects of crime across Europe. The text mentions Germany and Europe’s decadent era, alongside references to judges, attorneys, and a reform of punishment toward healing and social reform. Names and exact events are obscured by garbled OCR.
A West Villadelphia Street resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back pain and fatigue from labor. He describes long hours bending over and lifting during carpentry work, noting his back pain vanished after using the remedy. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's, 50 cents, from Mithurn Co. Buffalo, NY, agents for the United States.
The ad promotes laxative Chamberlain's tablets claiming natural relief and ease of digestion. It touts dessert flavors as appealing and urges immediate orders. It implies broad effectiveness and suitability for daily use.
Fragmented OCR shows weekday and Sunday service notes for various stations including Freeport Sprigdtle and Alle yny M1220 POM. It lists weekdays and Sundays schedules, with contact details for passenger information and a dispatcher at Fifth Avenue Prisourn.
Edward Morris of Fairbanks Canning and Nelson Morris & Co testified in a meats immunity plea case that Commissioner Garfield demanded the company’s secret profit and loss ledgers for inspection after a preliminary beer industry report. Morris said Garfield assured no knowledge of the inquiry and later inspected the records at Morris & Co downtown. He added the commissioner had ordered the books shown and claimed the report was correct, triggering court agitation.
A fragmentary record describes belief in secret rites and gifts tied to a forthcoming rite or trial. The text mentions figures like Miss Resassatet and Chermmany, alluding to ceremonial acts and observers, with references to a supreme court and questions of what will be given in a rite.
In a Missouri territory dispute minutely detailed, officials discuss peace and wary prospects of hostilities between oil interests and governance. The text cites Croriek and Stud i employees asserting orders and potential sendings to Governor Wu and Attorney General Hadley about crisis options amid agitation over a Standard in Missouri.
Governor Pattison’s physician reports his condition is improving though back pain and a slight fever appeared Sunday. He had rest and regained strength Monday, with advice to stay indoors due to weather. No serious condition is noted. Also reported, songwriter Paul Dresser died in New York at age 47, born in Terre Haute, Indiana.
A terse reflection on store-keeping logic. The text argues that a good retailer must stock more goods than can be sold at a profit to secure strong assortments, even if this leads to excess at season end. It emphasizes managing inventory and profit through deliberate overstocking.
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