20 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
1
A reflective editorial urges citizens to resist demagogic rhetoric and party zeal that erode sturdier American virtues. It condemns envy, wastefulness, and partisan manipulation while advocating responsible citizenship, critical scrutiny of political parties, and renewed frugality, industry, and harmony for national strength.
A London reader asks if a dream warning about a murder foretells real danger. A blind friend recounts a vision of a knife kills a woman in Surrey and a couple later rent a house linked to the dream. The tale sparks debate on dreams versus prophecy and what action to take.
The passage critiques nontangible notions of pomp and dignity in everyday life. It questions consumer habits like saving two cents on a two dollar item and ponders women’s purchases. It observes men reading pencils without marking and notes the difficulty some have distinguishing pretension from real dignity.
A fragmented OCR tale shows a group of ordinary men debating in a hotel lobby. One speaker dominates, delivering a long, odd syllable laden monologue, while companions listen in a daze and later respond with unexpected warmth.
A New Orleans Times Democrat excerpt describes tobacco as one of many smoked herbs. It lists examples from various cultures including bhang and canna bis, wild potato and tomato leaves, mountain tobacco, holly, sumac, and Indian tobacco chewed by boys, suggesting diverse intoxicating effects.
A fragment notes an author selling a poem titled in a diary style entry. The text mentions Molly entering and a coal related line with a price of six dollars, reflecting a casual sale or exchange context from an overlooked page.
A wide array of brief items from Sept 20 across the Ohio Valley reports forgery and embezzlement charges against ex mayor Thomas Black. a sailor Frank Gurtle arrested for intoxication and later found dead by strangulation. police keeper Chris Haller stricken at a Cincinnati station. Black Pearl of Pittsburgh robbed during a dispute in Wheeling. Jefferson Lewis death ruled as throat-cut rather than self-inflicted. Edgerton votes wet with 307 ballots. a massive auto touring gathering planned from Beaver to Parkersburg. Adam Landis will probate his will leaving funds to a Mountville home. George Kohlen finds 20 certified copies in a couch. Horace W Thee a Republican pioneer. Talbott MacDonald kills wife then attempts suicide. a monster bass caught in Sandusky river. Sandy town district teacher absent. a student strikes a Pitt man with a hammer. Charles Hu who burned in a saloon porter incident. a parachute aronaut Edward Riel killed in Mifflin county. Vic Carter injured in a stable accident. John Stroup sells a 7-foot sycamore tree in Greene county.
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