27 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
1
Marcus M Marks argues vacations damage business vitality and productivity. He compares vacations to coupons on industry bonds, urging regular time off to maintain efficiency. He warns against thinking individuals are indispensable and notes that overwork harms long term performance.
By Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles US Army Retired the author calls for unselfish earnest patriotic devotion as essential to the republic. He praises those who wore the blue and gray and urges citizens to sustain peace prosperity and happiness within the United States and its influence abroad.
A dense column of classified lines includes help wanted in a central house, a 30,000 celery plants sale in Indiana Pa, general housework requests, piano and blacksmith tools for sale, lost and found items including a gold watch and chain, rental listing for a home, sale of houses stores and lots, a pocketbook lost near Loumat Street, a lips softening salve advertisement, sealed sewer construction bids for Sixth Street, and Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Cure with local seller Daugherty Bros.
On Sunday the Rochester and Pittsburg Railway will offer excursion tickets to Punxsutawney and return. Train from Indiana at 12:15 AM, return from Punxsutawney at 3:50 PM for 1.00 dollars round trip. Also Lax-ets-A Candy Howel Laxative advertised by Daugherty Bros for various ailments at six cents.
A promotional item warns daily labor and poor posture strain kidneys, urging Dean’s Kidney Pills as a cure with testimonials from W. Johnston of Fairview, plus claims of broader benefits from Dr Shoop’s Restorative and a local dealer. The piece combines multiple ad copy lines and old brand references.
Mrs Barah Kellogg of Denver writes to thank Lydia Pinkham and promote her Vegetable Compound. The letter extols relief from female ailments, describes long recovery, urges other women to write for information, and asserts the remedy’s superiority over other medicines.
Five company managers and their attorneys remain in jail amid plans to pay a 5000 dollar fine each and serve one year in the workhouse. Officials explored options to obtain their release and ensure sentencing could proceed, while protests and debates over the penalties and actions continued.
A fragmented report notes tensions within the plumbers association as material shortages threaten work. Members confront supply cuts, with some alleging disruptions linked to political forces and market controls that push costs up and pushout contractors from the trade.
A Missouri-led reception committee will invite Democratic leaders and editors to serve on a committee honoring Mr. Bryan. Governor Folk of Missouri will chair the group with Augustus Thomas among the listed members and plans to welcome Mr. Bryan in New York.
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