24 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
1
An ornate meditation on the soul awakening and the imminent decisive struggle shaping mankind. It speaks of occult powers and phenomena challenging orthodox science, suggesting a vast upheaval in spiritual perception and the intimate contact between minds across humanity.
Rev Mahon delivered a forceful lecture on the "Moral Side of the Saloon" during Sunday evening services. Mr Maten spoke from Australia about local option and women's suffrage, noting Australian progress in some areas. Mahon was a dynamic speaker and the audience was edified and entertained.
A Hungarian laborer employed by Judge White on a farm near town was found beside a one horse wagon on Saturday morning about a hundred feet from the barn. He likely fell ill and will be taken to Adrian hospital that evening by his countrymen.
Mrs J L Elder hosts a lawn fete at her home on West Church Street from 4 until 8 this evening. Cream and cake will be served to attendees as a church Sabbath School cland gathers.
A quirky quote frames a dealer's boast about choosing the biggest items for the top of a tall row. The speaker admits a bias toward placing the largest items at the apex, claiming there is always room at the top.
A Blacklitk couple hosted a home wedding for Mary Francey Hildebrand and Merlee O. Smith of Cenisteo N Y on Tuesday June 18 at 8 pm. Rev George G Burns officiated. Bridesmaid Rose Hildebrand and gro oma n Sam Madill attended. The bride received fine gifts and the couple left for a New York trip before settling in Josephine.
A reader testimonial from Jesse E. McKeban of 187 North Ninth Street lauds Doan's Kidney Pills for curing kidney trouble during the summer of 1897 with no relapse. He urges others with kidney disorders to try the pills, noting continued satisfaction and recommending the product by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y, agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
A Baltimore Sun note describes a clock in the Ten Duck Hotel barber shop that runs backward. First-time visitors stare in mystified amusement, then ask if it is twisted or they are. Only when seated before the mirror wall do customers grasp the reverse mechanism.
Grant Mauk of Rochester Mills in Indiana County and Scott Stiver of Rowster were in town for nine days when they found and killed a six foot four inch blacksnake near Mauk's home. The snake had recently swallowed a shoat and was difficult to land. Mauk had previously killed a seven foot nine inch blacksnake and is lauded as Indiana County's champion snake killer.
An immediate government report describes experimental results with Caravouloa cotton, a tree variety in Queensland, indicating it could succeed as a field crop and that further extensive tests will be conducted.
Students at the Normal School enjoyed a dance in the recreation hall of the main building Saturday night from 8:30 to 11. The Apple City Orchestra provided music, praised by several attendees.
During three years of his early life Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman never addressed the house, reflecting his quiet parliamentary start before rising as a notable statesman.
A fragment discusses the idea that men reason with logic while women are guided by their hearts. It questions whether logical thinking can supplant or influence emotional impulses and judgments.
Readers report Niles Ohio will host a Mouriut celebration with delegations from Brier Hill and Youngstown. June 24 events noted. several regional obits and misfortunes listed include William Unger of Conneaut Lake shooting himself and a deadly storm in Cambria county.
Reports indicate ordinary sheep dip is being extensively employed to combat locust swarms in South Africa with observed effectiveness. No official outcome details available.
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