29 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1905
Page
1
The essay argues that the soundest thinkers are poets who blend reason and emotion. It contrasts Homer Virgil and Shakespeare with metaphysical thinkers, praising real happiness over wealth and power. Great poems endure while philosophies fade. read the poets to know wisdom.
Adrian Iselin Sr dies Tuesday Presbyterian church officiated interment in Hethal Cemetery Homer C Dodson of Smicksburg dies at home due to Brights disease heart trouble aged one year? Survived by wife Josephine Stuchell and brothers Dodson, Haskell, Good, and Pr. Dodson Interment in Smicksburg John Bell of near Smicksburg dies March 22 aged 75 father of Dr. Bert Bell Survived by wife four sons and three daughters Comedy Company Paraded Patton and Perry present Jerry from Kerry at Library Hall Gouight parade with concert noon band of ten musicians performed in front of Hall's then paraded over town Hinstein owner of Briarfaville Opera House and Jerry from Kerry described as best show he had seen
Shelgta Sterle Allshouse of Wilkingbore returns home after a week with friends near here Catherine Sharp of Willett visits her brothers and sisters Dr R S Keeler leaves for Butler to practice medicine James Speedy buys Dr Keeler s house set to occupy after March 28 Mrs Rachel Allshouse of Pittsburg visits friends near here Jobo Silvie of Idaho leaves Saturday for Wilkineburg to work in a planning mill Barn fire at Creekside property of James J Boghell destroys the barn several horses and boggies saved logs valued about 8500 insured in Thompson s Agency
A brief item notes prices on black suits and staple mixtures for older men, with a price point listed as seven dollars and fifty cents, indicating affordable menswear options from a past era.
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