12 May 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
1
Essay reflects on true success beyond wealth and fame. It argues that genuine success rests on character, friendship, and virtue, not money, public praise, or artistic prowess. The piece notes that wealthy, unhappy lives can accompany riches while a man of strong character typically endures life with purpose.
August Belmont argues that economic laws govern industrial agitations and that Civic Federation members must study subsurface conditions behind labor unrest. He urges reading wage scales prices living costs production and consumption and factors like open or closed shop shorter workday child labor sanitation and immigration. He notes some large employers in transportation and basic industries pursue education and extension efforts among workers.
Ada Rowe of Blairsville hosts An Andrews visitor while Mine Mastrele Thompson stops by Rhenda Blairsville. Dr M M Davis returns from Pittaburg on business as Robert Smith also comes back from a heainess trip. Coulter Wiggins from Biatrawile visits friends. D D Henderson of this place visits Johnstown for several days. Mrs Unoupher and daughter Olive of Homer City were Indiana visitors yesterday. Don Hill leaves for Waloutown after visiting his parents. Mrs A M Hammerg of Nor Musi school rests easier today amid rheumatism. Rev Samuel Wilson and child to Baltimore to visit Prof A W Wilson in Indiana Springs. Charles J Tittle formerly in Blairsville business visits in the city. He travels to New woe to visit son Dr Harry Tie. Phe ppley returns to impany after three days with her parents Mr and Mrs J O Rogh. Ed H Sutton returns today from Pittsburg. Roza Hill leaves for Uniontown to take employment with an electrical construction firm. Mr HM formerly at the electric plant here and later Indiana Electric Supply Co. Dr D J Waller leaves for Altoona to speak at Altoona High School cornerstone laying. Dr Nathan O Bebseffer to speak as Superintendent. Waller will also visit his mother in Bloomsburg. James Walker near Sheloctan church reports rain and plans to stay and play. Marion Center baseball loses 9 to 13 at Chambersville. Advertisements note no better floor anywhere and tropical ale from Vogel Brau. For sale Berkshire sow and pig. second-hand brick and doors. Four hundred dollar piano for sale at George B Wilson’s, Indiana PA. Lost lady’s umbrella near 1250 Church street.
Catarrhal troubles rise with spring changes. Hyomei is promoted as the only scientific treatment and cure. The ad instructs placing twenty drops in a pocket inhaler and breathing for three minutes four times daily. Outfit costs one dollar with lifetime inhaler and weeks of treatment. Extra bottles are fifty cents. Tom K. Uileebrand offers a strong guarantee.
Miss Anna Lee of Oakmont will marry Rvy Burgess Ryer Holter of Ozone Tennessee next Tuesday evening in her mother's Oakmont home. George L Lee maid of honor and Alfred M Lee best man, with Nancy Lee a bridesmaid. After a June 15 home, couple plans a wedding trip and settlement in Elizabeth West Virginia. Mrs Lee, founder head of a Jewett seminary, is a Cumberland county alumna. Rev Holter is a Princeton graduate and Philadelphia native.
A mixed list shows multiple real estate transfers including A Nichol to Greer Kerr and Samuel McHenry to Simon Hawk with various lot sizes in Indiana and White, amounts ranging from 500 to 1275 dollars. The item also notes ad phrases for Bromo-Pepsin and Sutton's Saturday Special with sideboards and a 3 to 10 pm window.
Washington May 12 Governor A B Cummins told the senate interstate commerce committee that railroads discriminate against Iowa cities like Dubuque and Fort Dodge harming the state’s manufacturing prospects. He urged congress to create a tribunal to ensure fair transportation and challenged railroad opposition to interstate commerce and safety laws. Chairman Elkins signaled possible amendments to the law, noting rates may be raised or lowered, and Cummins warned against too low rates harming competitors.
Weather outlook shows Ohio fair on Friday and Saturday with fresh southwest to west winds and warmer conditions. Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia face showers and thunder storms on Friday with Saturday turning fair and warmer.
National League results show Louis blank Dostan 3 Chicago 0. Pittsburg 4. Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati 8. Brooklyn 7. American League standings list Washington and New York with records and win percentages. Cleveland 10 3 0.856. No games scheduled Thursday.
In a Philadelphia hatter scene a playful exchange unfolds as a guest quotes the line about half the world not knowing the other half. A married man counters that the feminine half works overtime to wind out. The banter reflects a social gathering vibe from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
An old advertisement touts a wall paper and fresco cleaner with promise of prompt attention to mail orders. It markets home improvement products directly to readers, suggesting mail order availability and fast response.
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