01 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
1
Dramatic critic William Winter laments growing commercialism in theater. He argues profits dictate taste, critics lack stage knowledge, and management pressures erode art. He recalls Joseph Jefferson noting a manager’s petty rehearsal style and urges art over monetary gain.
Andrew M. Draper argues nations should seek a substantial constitutional procedure to curb aggressive war before it is unleashed yet affirms that an enlightened people must have its say after all alternatives fail. He warns against universal disarmament and stresses upholding law and sovereignty.
The board selected Mrs Hubbard to resign English, M A Grove to succeed Mr Lowrey in Commercial, and Miss Edna D Smith as assistant English. Albert Heckel will teach History and Geography, Edith Chesebaugh assists Mathematics, John M Pierce becomes assistant, and John James joins Chemistry and Psychology, to replace C Kemper Sutton. The new instructors come with strong recommendations, with high expectations for next year and Indiana Normal’s continued prestige.
Williams and Mrs Williams and their son will take the train at Harnesboro for Newport News to visit Mrs May Holt. Mr and Mrs Herbert Williams will return after ten days while the two elder ladies stay about six weeks. James Alter, a Pittsburg worker, spent Sunday with his parents on Philadelphia Street. Edward Bennett of Pittsburg visited his Indiana home over Sunday.
A dated health advertisement warns Indiana readers about kidney signals indicating illness. It cites clear amber urine and back pain as signs, promotes Doan's Kidney Pills, and features a testimonial from Vv, A Flowers of Blairsville praising relief. The note references Foster Milburn Co as US agents and includes funeral timing humor.
A remark on intensive cultivation as a path to wholesome living near the city. Bolton Hall, author of Three Acres and Liberty, asserts that a small plot of land, intelligently cultivated, can sustain a family and improve life beyond crowded urban conditions.
A compilation of short notices from July reports across Ohio and neighboring states. Deaths, accidents, executions of peculiar fate, legal actions, and local happenings include drownings in Blig Darby creek, a father’s death prompting a son’s suicide, a YMC A building fundraiser, a brakeman’s fatal fall, centenarian obituary, embalming license issued, injuries from a wrestling mishap, a self-inflicted death, and a postponement of a blast furnace workers strike amid arbitration efforts.
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