26 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
1
A veteran speaker argues fighting breeds slaughter and pleads for disarmament. He asserts Japan seeks peace and assists China to restore order, aiming for a pacific internal police force and China’s rise to a modern, civilized nation.
An advertisement touts Uric-O as a permanent cure for rheumatism by eliminating rheumatic acid from blood, lymphs, and kidneys. It claims the remedy cannot be beat and offers free samples and trial bottles, with promotions through The Smith Drug Company and Indiana distributors.
An Illinois style testimonial column touts Down's Kidney Pills as curing kidney and back issues. It cites Mrs Jeanie Root of 559 Railroad avenue and other Indiana residents, claiming lasting relief with sales through Downe's agents. The piece combines ads with brief notices on life insurance figures and peace quotes.
A long news digest from July 26 details a string of events across several towns: a man fell under a moving freight train near Bedford and died within two hours. a shooting in Memorial Day quarrel in Uniontown left Charles Giebdel dead. Vibae Minney and Mrs Anna Derry case in Beltaverton. John Brant, 43, died from misused medicine near East Pittsburg. extensive fire damage in Wickboro with a man dead and wife badly burned. Pred Ott in Cambridge Springs died in a park after rowing with friends. rescue at North Franklin colliery left William Crawford alive and Emanuel Craw ford dead. a giant snake killed near Gen James A. Beaver's hay field. hailstorm northwest of Conneaut Lake damaged farms and crops. Orrville cyclone damaged trees and poles. John Car rothers saved a baby on a railway. a boy nearly drowned in a makeshift tub boat. a rabies case in Mineher and rabies treatment. fatalities from wagon and flood incidents. various local incidents and a tuberculosis control update.
A reader note from the Evening Post proposes a rust spot treatment using cold water, cream of tartar, and steam from a boiling kettle. The text also laments aging and losing the will to confront life with youthful vigor.
A concise reflection on success crediting a man with a sharp mind wealth courage and courage to overcome obstacles and achieve victory through steadfast resolve.
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