07 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
1
Olga Nethersule speaks on latent good in all people and the power of encouragement to rehabilitate the criminal and downtrodden. She recalls early contact with workhouses and prisons in England and urges belief in anyone capable of reform, hoping money can help someday.
Professor Wilhelm Ostwald of the University of Leipsic notes American students devote first to sport especially football. He claims football is loved and could be forbidden by authorities. He cites severe injuries like nineteen students injured in a single semester and describes large open arenas where thousands watch football battles.
Indiana readers learn about kidney function and the kidneys filtering the blood, with Mrs. Nancy Jane Clawson of Blairsville testifying that Dow n’s Kidney Pills cured her back pain and urinary issues. The ad promotes Dow n’s Kidney Pills at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as U S distributors.
Twenty five performers star in Neighborly Neighbors a three act musical at Library Hall on Wednesday March 7. Manager Frank W. Nason promotes an ensemble show with bright melodies and lively costumes. Reserved seats and general admission prices are listed for families and children.
Spectators gathered across the river from Apollo as a lock of hair from Mrs. Mary Painter of Paulton, taken after her typhoid recovery, reportedly grew eight inches then continued to lengthen beyond three feet while kept in a book. No explanation found.
Charles M. Schwab III, former United States Steel president, traveled from Los Angeles in fragile health. He required assistance leaving his hotel to board a private car, accompanied by a small party including Dr. M. R. Ward and others. The report also notes Ralph Cole’s renomination by Republicans in Bellefontaine, Ohio.
It is with great pleasure we publish the following letters that convincingly prove the claim we have repeated in our columns about Mrs. The excerpts highlight public sentiment and affirm longstanding views regarding her role and influence.
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