21 May 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1907
Page
1
Henry Clews argues that most who abuse Wall Street are unsuccessful speculators who misselect their profession. He notes open access to Wall Street, praising Carnegie’s success via market growth and railroad finance, while criticizing ignorance and misjudgment among lesser players.
A historical debate on labor, liberty, and open shop doctrine argues that individual freedom underpins the republic. David M. Parry contends unions threaten liberty, urging lawful reforms without government overreach while defending open shop values and individual rights.
A Yorkshire advertisement claims catarrh is curable with Hy-o-mei inhaler therapy delivered as medicated air to the nose throat and lungs. It asserts the remedy reaches all disease sites and offers a money back guarantee if not cured after use, with a complete outfit priced at a listed amount.
Africa faces rapid loss of big game and international authorities adopt preservation steps. The note highlights growing concern over species decline and calls for decisive action to protect remaining wildlife.
About 4 000 laborers employed at six stone quarries around Lemont Wisconsin have walked out demanding higher wages. The strike began May 21 as workers activated a labor action across the region. Employers report disruption to quarry operations and potential price effects. Local officials seek negotiation to resolve the dispute and restore production.
Fair conditions and warming trend expected across Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia with increasing clouds. Chicago grain markets show gains in September and July contracts with slight advances across wheat corn and oats amid mixed price movements shown for May 20 trading session.
Fragmented market wire text from Pittsburg markets lists corn and grain items with unclear descriptors and codes. Readable terms include corn lixed, No 2 yellow, ear and white varieties, and assorted prices or lot codes, but the passage remains garbled with multiple typos and illegible segments.
A health warning on rheumatic acid poisons around the heart urges neutralizing and purging toxins from the body. It promotes Urie-O as a cure for rheumatism affecting muscles, kidneys, and blood, claiming rapid, permanent relief and advising readers to contact The Smith Drug Co. for a trial bottle.
A local college team assigns Hiram to its scrub squad after the boy’s antics, noting the move signals a shift from high talk to practical roster needs. The crowd-friendly decision underscores team discipline and the coach’s patience with outbursts.
A United States wide mini package of terse items noting deaths in Pulaski and Bessemer, a large snake encounter near Washington farm, repeated robbing at Nevada depot, an election to temporary presidency of Sunday Crack Coal, a robbery of $1485 from Mrs. Susan Witherow near Maiden Road, a husband shooting his wife and lover at Bessemer, a teen removed to county infirmary, a mine cave near Wilkes-Barre, a court action over a stolen toe line, the Maloney Memorial Home cornerstone, a mine cave at Midwaysville, a fatal bath incident in Pittsburgh, a young boy shot in Shenango Township, an adjutant general funeral held with Knighths Templars, an elevator accident in Philadelphia, a double homicide near Piney, and a Whipples mine explosion verdict against mine management.
The article highlights Sterling qualities evident through the line, emphasizing durability and merit in design, with a focus on enduring craftsmanship and refined aesthetics. It underscores how these traits define the product line and appeal to discerning buyers.
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