06 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
1
The last thirty years see abuse in national committee campaign funds used for presidential campaigns. Expenditures on literature, per diems for orators, and extraordinary travel and spectacle have grown, undermining trust in American public life and risking democratic institutions if unchecked.
A dubious claim promotes internal tablets as a universal cure for hemorrhoids. It asserts relief from symptoms with a guaranteed guarantee, naming Dr. Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska and Hem-Roid as the cure. The ad cites a $100 cost and a national distributor in Niagara Falls New York.
A Strand Magazine excerpt discusses whether fish can be tamed, citing a Swiss doctor named Fastenratt who claims success. Photographs are said to prove the method, though details remain disputed and the claim is presented with cautious verve.
A fragmentary note traces glass craft from ancient origins through Roman and medieval periods, noting key terms and approximate dates. It highlights long-standing knowledge of glassmaking and its enduring significance in historical cultures.
A dated admonition urges regular meals to avoid digestive trouble. It warns that eating late from five p.m. to midnight risks serious health consequences and suggests timely meals are essential for well being.
Belmont Purdy, a gentleman jockey and writer, showcases a studio screen made from rejection slips from magazines and newspapers worldwide. He prides the piece on reflecting no outlet left untouched, highlighting his unique artistic project.
A Sunday Magazine excerpt explains how the term idiot shifted from describing a private man to a person with mental deficiency. The piece notes the linguistic degeneration over time and distinguishes private versus public roles in historical usage.
William D Haywood faces a pivotal trial phase as defense lawyers prepare to call Charles J Moyer as a witness on Monday. MoYer’s testimony follows by Haywood with judge Wood urging concise jury instructions to speed deliberations. Verdict within two weeks remains likely, with rebuttal evidence set to begin midweek.
Local gist notes a revival of interest in new fuel policies amid shifts in energy priorities. Officials and residents discuss potential pathways, timelines, and economic implications for the area.
Pittsburg notes sixteen dead and injured across the Fourth of July period with incidents from East Liverpool to Cleveland. In Springfield Mrs Margaret Bader died after jumping from a hospital window. Other items include a child struck by a train in Sebring and a man drowned in the Ohio River, plus fires, accidents, and violent acts across several towns.
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