02 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
1
A distorted clipping from the New Gazette Mail references a carpenters group in Indiana and a date related to a fire incident. Details are unclear due to the OCR damage but indicate a local union matter or meeting tied to a past event.
Almost everyone in Indiana knows Parisian Sage as the top hair dressing. It claims to cure dandruff and itching scalp in two weeks, promote hair growth, prevent gray hair, and refresh the scalp without grease or stickiness. A testimonial from Lulu D. Fix of Raphine Virginia praises its effects, with price listed as 60 cents for a large bottle from Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo New York.
Wanted a girl for general house work for about two months at a family of two with no children and good wages. Inquire at this office. Also seeking a few middle aged Indiana gentlemen to cover towns including Blairs ville Greensburg Cannellaburg Uniontown Charleroi Monongahela Pittsburgh Allegheny Tarentum. All summer job 275 per day. Glen Brothers Rochester N Y.
For sale listings include varying items such as celery plants and a house with outbuildings. Locations cited include 270 South Severn Street and 187-tf, with prices ranging from hundreds to thousands. Names like J. R. King appear among the notices in this century old classified fragment.
Minnesota faces fifty active forest fires as settlers report starting many to clear land. Fires threaten homes and Indian lands while aid is sought from outside regions. In Manitoba, losses may top 2 million as fires jump rivers and destroy mills and towns along Rainy River.
In a cryptic report, fire abated at Mizpah area after a blaze damaged structures. Names such as Hines and others appear in fragmented notes, with remaining details unclear and several terms unreadable.
Reverend Fisher of Neoga Presbyterian Church is named defendant in a $500 libel suit after a prayer urging Strohl to “pay his debts” and “backbiting” prompts Strohl’s reaction. The case centers on alleged defamatory statements during a church service in Illinois.
The Cumberland Presbyterians once bartered a church from Strohl and were later denied its use. Strohl invited Fisher to preach a funeral and began with a unity prayer, prompting Fisher to respond with a prayer that sparked Strohl to sue for damages.
Columbus July 2 The state tax commission now holds all tax matters in the state. All powers moved from ex officio boards to the Langdon law commission, with only the right to appoint city boards remaining with the state board of appraisers. State Auditor Fullington no longer acts as tax collector. the duty passes to State Treasurer Creamer.
A Christian Endeavor discussion from July 3 1910 stresses Christian citizenship beyond civil duty. It urges believers to vote and engage in governance, linking faith to national service and urging action against apathy to prevent misgovernment.
A political exhortation urges all good men to vote in elections and for civic righteousness over party, arguing that men with integrity can achieve more than flawed majorities. It praises women’s rights and defense, noting the strength of 20 million women and men in liberty. Bible readings follow.
The article argues prayer meetings measure a church's activity and spiritual vitality and reflect on individual Christian life. It asserts faithfulness of prayer meeting reflects overall church health led by Francis E F Clark TD.
National and American League results from multiple doubleheaders. Philadelphia and New York split in two games with varied run totals, while Boston, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland saw losses and narrow margins. pitchers and batters named include Moren Dooin Shettler and Bender in key performances.
Dun's Review of Trade notes conflicting news and security price declines but expects improvement with fall. It cites past half year declines, ongoing price adjustments in commodities and securities, and a potential rise in pig iron demand in certain districts as output curtails. June sales in the city exceed many previous months despite lower prices from weaker orders.
A Osage Hill gathering shows insurgents flocking to Sagamore Hill amid Taft-Hughes tensions. Roosevelt refuses to name opponents, defends his stance on direct primary and Cobb bill, and hints he may press future political action. Beverly Mass reports detail a social rather than political talk.
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