06 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
1
George M. Cohan extols laughter as social glue and a path to success. He urges using humor to soften bad news, spread joy, and improve relations with wife, children, employers, and strangers, claiming laughter boosts popularity and value in daily interactions.
President H C King of Oberlin College laments American materialism and lax regard for law. He warns that the rush for wealth and comfort endangers national ideals and moral and spiritual affairs, urging a return to discipline and reverence for law.
A man today asks why Sam Hrouse is exploited so much as a fisherman. The remark hints at grievances or abuses during fishing work, with local tensions implied in the brief exchange.
A local electrical contractor describes the role of a functioning electrical system in homes. The firm offers installation of Electric Belts Push Buttons Electric Lighting and Motor Machinery and handles all electrical work with emphasis on thoroughness and efficiency at reasonable charges.
A worn Axminster carpet, still in use for 150 years, is being repaired at a Wilton England carpet factory. It was bought by the current owner's great grandfather. The piece notes carpet making at Wilton long ago and hints at historical trade decline. Separate notes discuss folklore animal signs and a Vienna correspondent’s account of black snow in Carinthia.
A Somerville youth, after a year and a half of careful saving, has purchased a suit of evening clothes and awaits an invitation, marking a milestone in frugal personal costume upgrades.
A reflection on lifelong effort shaping character beyond birth, noting strength and charm arise from persistent work and personal growth rather than innate gifts.
TRISTATE NEWS reports in brief from Sharon and Pittsburg on June 6 concise items: the Hipworth league district convention closes Friday night in Sharpsville. Sons of Vulcan discuss wage issues in Pittsburg with no action. a High Bpite minister dies after a fall at home. Corry reports a fatal goring incident near Vorastville with a dog saving its owner. Other briefs cover rail stock bonds, strikes in South Sharon, an oil well strike in Butler, a mine accident in Wilkesbarre, trolley wrecks in Elyria, and various local notices across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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