27 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
1
Frank P. Sargent argues for regulating immigration by negotiating with countries of origin. He proposes forming agreements on who may enter, linking it to tariff and monetary conditions, and calls for fair medical screening to weed out undesirables. The piece stresses per-country talks and collective action to control arrivals.
Prominent sociologist W H Mallock argues that a socialist state could force skilled individuals to serve the state, but concerns that such coercion would prove fleeting as elites resist. He claims cooperation would fall short of capitalist dynamism, warning Britain’s co operative systems could vanish without harm, yet a collapse of capital might starve the nation in days.
A 19th century ad style piece extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for eye strain, backache, and grip related weakness among Indiana mothers. It cites Myra Kate McIntire of Blairsville and mentions sales by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also promotes Preventics cold remedy and Helena Vogel clothing shop in a cluttered ad layout with miscellaneous names and items.
A chaotic TriState in brief column reports on price shifts in Cleverabo and gasoline in Cleveland, politics in Pittsburg, a newborn found in a Bedford Avenue stable, a postmaster appointment in Urbana, a murder charge in Ohio, theft in Jamestown, a 100th birthday in Beaver, a lightning injury in Blairsville, concert cancellations in Scranton, a river drowning near Monongahela, new steel furnaces in Pittsburg, a deadly explosion near Cleveland, oil wells in Batley, a railway mail veteran’s death in West Virginia, a robbery in Altoona, and tainted Easter candies warnings in Columbus and Cohingtown.
A black pocketbook containing $53 and three receipts for notes was found between Clymar and Indiana. Finder should leave it at Farmers Bank to receive a reward.
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