02 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
1
Rev M D Simons argues that a strong home is the foundation of society and that divorce abuses threaten it. He notes more divorces are granted to women, challenges male-centered views, and urges tackling root causes rather than banning divorce. He compares divorce to democracy and stresses reform over surrender.
A curious, verbose prompt questions perplexing links among vegan beliefs voting patterns and antivivinee tionists while musing on writers and seafood imagery. It hints at hidden explanations behind odd associations and invites deep thinking but offers no concrete facts or events.
A dispatch from Philadelphia notes a pension appropriation rise for Pete Sylvanian Hallroad Co. to 600000. Paramouth reports John Ap pear endangered after a street car strike. Fremont cites 100 plus workers at Jackson underwear factory quitting over a price schedule. Youngstown covers a court arrest amid a violence case. Washington PA mentions three scarlet fever cases at Hoge's Summit School. school closed. Cumberland MD reports Edith Thomas awaiting fiancé Francis Rarick who was killed by a train. Charleston WV legislature passes Bailey anti-trust substitute bill affecting insurance. Marion OH details an anonymous grocery payment note. Sharon WI reports escape from jail by inmates aged 14 to 17. New Philadelphia OH records acquittal for John P. Ramsey. Altoona PA notes Capt. Henry H. Watt dies after Civil War wound. Uniontown PA describes Renoblic town’s coke-industry growth plans. Neo Sag0 features cake shipments and weekly freight. Further reports include factory strikes, court orders, postmortem findings on Annie Pansich L remains.
A vintage notice urges readers to trust Chamberlains Cough Remedy as cold season wanes. It claims the product prevents pneumonia and is safe for children, with widespread drugstore availability. The ad frames winter wear shedding as a sign of spring and promotes the remedy as a pleasant, reliable cure.
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has been in use for over thirty years and is claimed the most successful remedy for bowel complaints. It never fails and is sold by all druggists.
G W Elgin, architect, offers plans for all building classes through Indiana Lumber Supply Co. Also promoting Indiana Lumber & Supply Co Colonial Columna for a new porch this spring. Helena B Vogel advertises laces and embroideries for waists and dresses in Helena.
A letter from Miss Emme Cole of Yudaharma Tennessee praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health during the transition from girlhood to womanhood. The note describes relief from pain, nervousness, and irregularities, urging mothers to seek guidance for their daughters and trust the product to ease the change. Mrs. Pinkham, daughter-in-law of Lydia K. Pinkham, has offered free advice for twenty five years.
The best past paint wears down evenly so the surface is ready for repainting without expensive scraping. The present paint requires least labor, covers the most surface per gallon, and looks best. The future paint lasts without cracking or peeling, protecting for many years.
An advertisement touts Beymer Bauman Pure White Lead Dado mixed with Armstrong Mes Kelvy Linseed Oil as the best blend, endorsed by painters. It invites readers to request a free book on paints and a test for paint purity from National Lead & Oil Co in Pittsburgh, Pa, with sales through first class dealers.
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