22 May 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1905
Page
1
Marion Talbot of the Woman's College at Chicago University criticizes college women for underusing their opportunities. She notes many pursue social gains rather than solving social problems and contrasts current aims with twenty years ago when education was pursued for fun and learning.
Ex United States Senator Chandler of New Hampshire argues in a 20th century speech that war can be abolished. He cites progress like slavery’s end in the 19th century and Cuba and the Philippines freedom as evidence that humanity can overcome conflict through struggle and debate.
Mrs Flora Neff, president of Cass County W C T U, argues that male inaction on alcohol and vice harms mothers and children. She calls for men to adopt a white life for two and for better spending on bread rather than immoral luxuries to enable women to support maternity.
Irwinindi mus visitor 3hn Moore. Blairsville's Charles G Allen in town. Altoona Arthur G Fisher visited Endlana Saturday. Vandergrift Ray Pennington spent Sunday at home. Worry’s Clyde Heffelfinger and A Berry in town Saturday. Sample Run’s B W Brewer and P Stewart in town Saturday. Spangler Hinterlisner on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs KK Johnston from Stobastown Indiana visitors Saturday. Bhaoghnesay returned to Kondiana after two weeks at Mathers in Lewinburg. Punxsutawney Mpaymaster A Conner of U C & O Co. in Mediaca Saturday. Johnstown Journal’s Arthur Wilson spent Sunday with his mother Mrs O M Wilson. Mrs John W Stewart registered at Seventh Avenue Hotel Pittsburg Sunday. Miss Carrie Lytle teacher in Sandergrift spent Sunday with Mrs Amelia Lytle on West Philadelphia street. Rev Hugh Given of Chicago preached in First Presbyterian yesterday. McGregor Herman Watson Relph Wagner Milton Guthrie and Wilson of Kiski in town Sunday after ball game Tuesday night. Mrs Nighol and her son from Swissvale passed through town home to Purchase Line after two weeks. Wendell Thompson in Marion Center on business today. Miss Ola Learn visiting friends in Johnstown. Mrs E A Fleming from South Seventh arrest visiting Pittsburg. Rev KF B Hester conducted funeral services for Martha Langhile of Jacksonville Sunday morning.
Blairsville visitors and guests fill out social pages with J T Heary from Pittsburg and Misa Helen Robinson of Saltsburg visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Archibald host a North Walnut Street gathering. Willa Pautall, graduating in Voice, performs next Tuesday assisted by Prof Carl Gardner. Wakefield produce and plants advertised at Rev Welch's Vinegar Hill.
A collage of stray phrases mentions weather at convalescent, local business notes, baseball games, a race, and advertising advice. It notes a board of trade interest, cluttered street scenes on North Seventh Street, and references to Bromo-Pepsin a tonics ad. Local shops advertise better store sales and Superlative flour at grocers. plant offerings appear at Floribel Greenhouse.
A collage of late 19th century classifieds includes wants for a practical printer, coal buyer, a furnished room for two, a housekeeper, and a girl for general housework near Pittsburg. Real estate items describe a rear lot on Philadelphia Street, a five room house on Church Street, and a large eighty two acre farm with a two story frame house, barn, and orchard for $40 per acre with cash or time terms in Indiana Pa. Also lost pins and watch fob rewards are noted.
May 22 at Witkésbarre Pa a massive blaze swept the Wells building and Isaac Long dry goods house causing extensive damage. Flames began in the millinery department then spread after a basement electrical fault. Loss estimated around 60000 with other offices and stores ruined. A second fire followed in the basement. In a separate Erie freight incident two men were killed and a third severely injured when a train split and threw them from the cars near Meadville Pa.
Our store admits only young tender stock from reputable farmers. We carefully select our source of supply and dress our own meats. Prices are low enough to please customers seeking quality and value.
If we used a full page in this newspaper we could not list all the good qualities of our Brass and Iron Beds. They are perfect in construction well finished have reversible rails and are fully guaranteed.
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