14 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
1
A critical op ed argues that charity expands unemployment and lowers birth rates. The author contends that aid increases the unfit population, urging that lavish welfare harms taxpayers and could overwhelm society if continued. The piece warns nations incur suffering when collective policy produces large unfit classes.
Indiana Superintendent PASSETT A COTTON warns against high schools mimicking college life and the dangers of secret societies hazing and excessive class spirit. He argues athletics should be balanced with strong physical culture, a good gym, and school work as the primary purpose, with sport serving rather than dominating school life.
In grativite for complete relief from aches and paing of bad backs from distressing kidney ills thousands have publicly recommended Dean's Kidney Pills. Indiana residents testified years ago to permanent cures. Mrs Jenpie, wife of GW Roof, deputy SheldP, says Down's Kidney Pills relieved a severe backache after use in 1697. She notes seven years of unchanged opinion and recommends the pills. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents, Lester-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York.
A fragment highlights a directive to remember the name Dean's and to take no other, attributed to avle agents for the United States. The snippet is terse and lacks clear context or dates.
For sale or rent notices from Ty A Gilbert announce a seven room house on No Fourth street near Train Oak street with inquire at Oak street 160-11. Also a feed store currently occupied stands available. Potential buyers advised to call Ty A Gilbert for details and scheduling.
A scanned page lists items such as LOST four dollars in paper money on Philadelphia street and various FOR SALE listings including homes, sashes, and property in Indiana Pa. WANTED ads seek salespeople for groceries and insurance in Indiana Armstrong and Westmoreland counties. Also notices about employment at Homer City Prairie State Incubator Works and a request to complete Evening Gazette files with past issue copies.
Chicago March 14 Prices of traction stocks fell sharply on New York and Chicago exchanges. Union traction common dropped from 11% to 75% and preferred from 46 to 30. West Chicago slid 15 points, North Chicago 23. Local brokers were misled by early court decision reports, causing market confusion and steep declines in Union Traction tied franchises valued at 60 to 85 million dollars.
Moscow dispatch reports officers of a guards regiment refuse orders tied to a Baltic mission amid growing unrest. A railroad strike rumor swirls as troops seize Nicholas Station and authorities prep battalions to replace strikers. Emperor Nicholas warned peasants against agitators and urged delivering agitators to authorities.
A fragmentary report describes a tense encounter aboard a bus where a conductor utters a menacing remark about not being born to privilege and twisting a neck. The exchange includes aggressive language and an accusation of deception within an aristocratic frame.
A witty dialogue from a St Louis Post-Dispatch column contrasts genius with plain talk. A man faces powder and social nerves when courting, while a woman’s happiness centers on loyal attention from her chosen partner and rival suitors.
A playful exchange centers on impulsive decency as a New York Works columnist questions a young narrator about love and a tomato related mishap. The scene features witty dialogue and urban mood with light romance undertones.
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