13 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
1
Professor J W Jenks of Cornell argues that fortune rewards services to society yet can threaten public welfare if unchecked. He says philanthropy and state action can harness wealth for public good, while excessive control by the rich requires public opinion to guide limits. The outlook is hopeful and aims to secure benefits without violating principles.
A fragment from a speech by Congressman Frank O Luwd en of Illinois argues corporations must choose between protecting property rights or facing a socialistic citizenry. The remarks warn against short term gains at the expense of future security and reference Gibraltar in fog as a world issue.
A promotional notice extols kidney pills from Foster-Milburn Co claiming kidney function filters blood every three minutes and removes impurities daily. It features a testimonial by R. Blatraville praising relief from kidney complaints after using the product, and urges readers to buy the pills, 0 cents, Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The 36th year troupe presents a lively program of song and dance at Library Hall on Thursday evening. Tickets are 75 cents for reserved seats and 60 cents for general admission with children admitted free. A promotion notes First Nations Bank of Indiana as sponsor offering four percent on time deposits.
A scattered list of deaths and injuries across Pennsylvania Ohio and nearby areas. Notable items include Blairsy Berga and Jo dead in Pittsburg, a 140 year old woman Sarah Bau ger near Mount Oliver, a trolley collision at a Lancaster crossing injuring nine months old child, and multiple other accidents. Also reported are labor disputes and legal notes including a Philadelphia carpet manufacturers central marketing plan, a Lake Erie steamship resume of trips, and a Dayton muta execution date set for April.
An audience reacted warmly to a recent performance featuring an unusual mix of image and solo works. The program carried a playful tone with light novelty segments, while the specialty acts drew strong applause from attendees.
The passage discusses choosing paint by era with focus on past present and future. It suggests best choices balance wear, labor, and longevity, noting issues like wear, coverage, and protection against cracking or peeling.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a late era paint advertisement mentioning Beymer Baun Pure White Lead and National Lead, with garbled branding and stray phrases about free books and painters. Limited readable entities include Beymer Baun, Armstrong Kelvy, National Lead, and Dharvale.
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