18 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1905
Page
1
The text argues that farm boys gain real education through agriculture It teaches self reliance and practical skills rather than book learning It states that agriculture trains both hands and mind and prepares youths to solve life problems By applying science and business methods farms can pay like any other business and provide honest living in the country
Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton extols the west as the nation’s future rivaling historic valleys. He cites the Mississippi basin, California irrigation, Texas potential, and a shift of population west of the Missouri River, arguing the West has barely begun to grow and could sustain vast expansion.
An educated man argues the Bible has no historical substance. He contends Hebrews did not write history and that biblical material is religious doctrine, not factual history, despite centuries of belief. The discussion challenges the Bible as an authority on physical subjects.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Sutton left for Latrobe. Mae Boggy and Edna Bell spend the day in Homer City. Charles Sansom of the Clarion Democrat visits grandfather A T Moorhead. Verna Tomb of Armagh in Indiana this week. former Normal student. Mrs G P McCartney returns from Philadelphia and Altoona. Rev J C O McCracken returns home to Johnstown. Ward-Mackey Cracker Co representative Preek Pyle spends Thursday in Johnstown. Prof Drockenmiller of Johnstown attends Ladies Night at the Elks Lodge. Milas Annie Resign of Philadelphia arrives in Indiana to visit Rev J M Welch. Dr George Rogers ill with flu. Episcopal services Sunday canceled. State Senator John S Fisher visits for Sabbath with family. James Hart of Salisbury in Indiana today. Mrs Mary Beck of Church trees heads to Pittsburgh for tongue tumor treatment. Mr and Mrs Griffith Ellie host 40 friends at euchre. prizes to Carrie Gessler and W A Guthrie. Miles Young returns from Ballodosky where he worked as chemist. plant closed six weeks. may locate in Mhaa.
A brief item highlights a prominent family, noting roles and local involvement. The piece centers on named individuals and their community activities, reflecting on longstanding ties to the town and recent events.
President Roosevelt attended the Friendly Sons of St Patrick annual dinner at Delmonico's, receiving a sweeping ovation. He praised Irish immigrants for shaping American leadership in the Revolution and Civil War, noting the blend of Irish grit with American citizenship and urging pride in shared national heritage.
Home and lot on East End Philadelphia known as the Donley property listed for sale at 31 050 dollars with M F Jamison as the contact party.
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