17 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
1
Rev Dr Cadman argues wealth creates social ossification and immunity from laws. He rails against aristocracy defined by money, not birth, urging equality and denouncing adulation of the rich. He cites Franklin as emblem of common Liberty rooted in the average man.
Professor Charles Munot of Harvard argues human mental faculties animate at birth, grasp life notions, then learning ability decreases after the first year and falls after age thirty. He notes exceptions where men learn in old age, but they are rare and require effort to introduce new ideas past thirty.
A long cordial testimonial from Mrs Jennie Roof of Indiana praises Doan's Kidney Pills for lasting relief from backache and kidney distress. The notice claims many residents had permanent cures and urges buyers to use the product, with Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as U S agents.
For sale homes priced from 1600 and up plus building lots by McConnell & Tosack. Lost ladies gold watch with key wind near Daugherty’s drugstore and Clarence Smith’s on Railroad Ave. For rent a 7 room house with pantry bath city water furnace cement walks large lot at 17 dollars monthly. Inquiries 1251 Church St. Also sale of four new houses with modern improvements and two on East Philadelphia St by L Edwards 19 Marshall Building. Residence phone 197. Investment note on United Cities Realty Corp value around 160 per share, Second Series $100 per share.
A garbled report hints at a historical clash between art and wealth. The fragment references Wink Rock’s daughter and Browning’s Maga AAO, with phrases suggesting a leap or dramatic event. Names, places, and clear facts are sparse. the snippet reads like OCR dust from a period piece.
Washington March 17 The House fought a long filibuster over Mr Prince of Illinois bill to abolish the lieutenant general grade. Grosvenor sought an amendment extending promotion time for Corbin and MacArthur as the vote neared, adjournment followed with 78 ayes 83 nays on the amendment. Shackleford denounced Speaker Cannon amid debate on arid lands and statehood.
A telegram from Scroggy states his withdrawal from the Sixth district nomination due to health. The convention in Xenia next week, favored to endorse Hildebrand, now faces a possible compromise or fresh candidate, with Scroggy's supporters hoping for a deal while party ranks protest. The withdrawal does not settle the contest.
A brief quoted exchange features Lite boasting about his wife being thoroughly trained and able to persuade her to act on his desires. The remarks provoke amusement and suggest a light domestic joke within a social setting.
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