26 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
1
A polemic urges old men to form Christian associations and drive out wealth fueled decadence in New York. It condemns rich libertines who ruin girls, laments the fate of the fallen woman, and attacks prosperous indulgers while praising restraint and moral reform. The piece warns that sermons from pulpits fail and cites Larry Thaws case, urging collective action against vice.
The New Process Range offers rapid cooking with superior durability and minimal smoke dust or dirt. It ranks safety high and delivers excellent cooking baking and broiling results while saving fuel. Sold by J. M. Stewart & Co.
A fifteenth century Florentine goldsmith Maso Finiguerra is linked to the birth of printed pictures after a damp impression accidentally produced a printed face. The article notes engraving pioneers and highlights Albrecht Dürer the father of modern engraving with "Adam and Eve" and "Melancholia" among notable works, noting a yellowed paper keepsake and its enduring fame in four centuries.
A fragmented Philadelphia report excerpt discusses sighs caused by emotional distress and physical factors, noting that sighs can reflect sorrow or tension and may accompany breath insufficiency. It cites doctors and references ancient perfume recipes, including steps with laudanum and perfumed mixtures, as curiosities in medical and domestic lore.
A Marine Fire Alarm describes a safety idea where a pipe runs from hold to deck to vent smoke. The smoke would rise and be noticed by crew, allowing quick control. Without a pipe, a small fire could grow unnoticed until it becomes dangerous.
New York July 26 United States grand jury investigating rebates granted by American Sugar Refining company to western trunk line railroads heard W Foster general auditor of the company defy production of books and papers. Judge Hough gave Foster until 10 o clock this morning to comply or face punishment for contempt and as a recalcitrant witness.
London reports progress from Imperial Cancer Research Fund experiments with mice. The superintendent says experiments show potential for tracing cancer origins and protecting healthy mice from cancer development through controlled incubation and treatment. Further tests are planned to confirm findings and extend results.
In Brooklyn police court Valentine Youkowski a tailor asked to be jailed to rest. He admitted supporting a second wife Louisa and 10 children, saying he has spent thousands on them and is tired. He refused to pay weekly support and asked the judge for imprisonment.
A general organizer for the American Federation of Labor states a union rally will unite observers in Can. and nearby counties with strong worker turnout. Meanwhile fourteen brick companies merge into a single hydraulic pressed brick firm in St. Louis area with capital stock of 6 million.
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