12 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
1
The text argues mankind must live by convictions rather than old forms and urge organic life toward development. Individuals are fragments of the race, never attaining complete happiness. progress benefits descendants, not the self, yet a foretaste of ultimate happiness guides effort toward a collective ideal.
A reader recalls a child asking to keep a canary’s whistle if the bird dies and comments on North Star brilliance. The dialogue weaves a quaint tale of curiosity and wonder while noting the star’s brightness in comparison to a familiar object.
A whirlwind of scattered items from Ohio Pennsylvania and nearby areas reports a fatal automobile crash death of a congressman's mother and multiple injuries, a murder case, a curfew ordinance, a Saengerfest win, a council ban on certain rails, and major steel car contracts in Pittsburgh with dozens of local notices and community updates.
Indiana Borough wrestles with sewer overflows and polluted streams as it seeks remedies. Officials cite private connections and backflow into basements, urging enforcement of sewer connections, preliminary treatment at mills, and possible extension to Twollek Creek. State health policy aims at protecting public health and water quality.
The Governor, Attorney General, and Commissioner of Health agree the public health requires withholding a permit to extend borough sewers. The Health Commissioner will not grant the permit until the borough prepares a town sewage treatment plan and submits it with a report to the State Department of Health for approval by October 1907.
A vintage Indiana advertisement claims Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache and urinary ills. It features testimonials from Mrs. Mary A. Miller of Fairview and Mr. Miller, a carpenter, praising relief from back and kidney pains after heavy lifting or strain. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 60 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
A string of items lists residents and visitors: Harry Dean of Heilwood in Indiana Tuesday. Harry Dick of Blakeville today in Indiana. Harold Klata of this place in Pittsburg Tuesday. James E. Newman of Decker's Point in Indiana. Harry McQuown of town spent past forty days in Punxeutawney. Archie McQuown of Seventh Street Pittsburg business visitor Monday. Caryl M. Reynolds of New Brighton visiting Miss Helen Keepers. Bell Ralston recovered from illness returning to Vandergrift. Mr. and Mrs. William Wine of West Philadelphia Street ten day visit in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mrs. James S. Blair and son home from Annapolis Junction, Md. visit. Ed Burke leaves Indiana Tuesday for Pittsburg to make his home after six years in glass works. Lou Lemmon en route to Seattle, visiting Bar Lewis and wife on School Street after visiting his brother John in Ambrose. Bath's Meat Market advertises fresh country butter and eggs.
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