30 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
1
Reverend R. MacArthur argues the gospel ministry remains a divine calling, not a mere profession. He warns against entering ministry for motives other than a dominant, irresistible call, stressing health, education, oratory, character, and spiritual attainment as tests of the call. He cautions that abandoning the old view harms the church and public good.
Essay argues wealth sustains civilization and improves liberty and culture. Luxury is not decadence but a natural outcome of civilized life and progress. Poverty, like disease, is a low ebb, while prosperity elevates mankind and protects civilization from decline.
For sale a reclining go cart almost new inquire at 307 South Sixth Street 277 Atp.
A 1890s era advertisement touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as relief for back pain and kidney issues. Mrs. Jennie E. Roof testifies in Indiana that benefits lasted nearly seven years, urging others to try the medicine. The announcer notes Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents and cites a second product Dr. Shoop’s Rheumatic Remedy. Money safety claim for a local bank is also included.
Government papers from ex president Garcia's private documents reveal a plan to sell the Galapagos to the United States for 5400000 in gold after a discussion with President Roosevelt who reportedly would present the proposal to Congress. The item notes other unrelated notices and commercial ads in the periodical.
In Cincinnati a gas well dispute over the Great Southern company lease led to $10,000 damages instead of a $1,008,819 award. Logan company used the well for five years while blending outputs from several wells. Court found no malice. damages limited to the questioned well’s output.
The body of Mrs. Ernestine Vess, 43, was found burned in her home ruin. Police arrested her husband John J. Vess, pending coroner inquest. Postmortem found 15 metal pellets near the backbone. Neighbors say the couple argued frequently and she was reportedly away from home during the blaze.
A bolt of lightning hit a grove at Springfield Switch near Wellston Ohio during a large picnic. Twenty two people were knocked down with nine unconscious. Two victims, Felix Woody and Susie Farmer, were thought fatally injured. John Stanton, Harrison Collier and his wife were also affected with burns and shock.
A county treasurer reports unsecured loans totaling about 272 454 dollars after review by J M Poulson and H Ralay, appointed by the probate court. The measure questions the treasury’s handling, while a separate note recounts a rattlesnake fatality involving a snake charmer in Mearysville. In Canton, Judge Taggart suspends a death sentence pending appellate hearing. In Columbus, Ernest Dove, known as Young Samson, enlists in the army. A lightning strike at Conneaut Lake hospitalizes Edward Kinsey and injures another camper.
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