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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1906
Page
5
Workers at Teena Geratein factory in Paterson walked out over pay. The girls, trained on kimono sewing, shifted to nighties as fashion changed. They claim nighties fetch less money, rendering previous wages unaffordable.
The Cuban government pardoned Millie Brown, H C Augustine, and L C Gilmer after a 1902 military order barred unauthorised telegraph lines. The trio were fined and jailed, later earning clemency amid American protests and local Cuba news coverage.
Fragmentary text suggests claims about a product labeled flade with purported safety and reliability. Mentions of Febrie Hoes and unnamed individuals hint at a cultural or medicinal context, but the passage is incoherent, with many garbled terms. No verifiable facts, dates, or clear entities emerge for concrete reporting.
Tris and Cuthbert share a sunshade talk about a visit from the O Gradys and a secret love. He jokes of a soulmate, she reveals jealousy fades. He asks for her hand, she answers with happiness and a vow of trust.
Rev Frederic A Hayward pastor of Bay View Baptist in Milwaukee spent days working in a shop to gather real material for sermons. He says modern sermons lean on biblical times while listeners prefer practical today issues. He plans to blend Bible references with current business life in his upcoming sermons.
Rev Hayward recalls Curius delivering memorable sermons drawn from everyday work in the vineyard and field. He argues that such plain, dignified messages can still be shared today without sensationalism or loud rhetoric, if applied sincerely beyond church walls.
In Oyster Bay the rampage of fences and piers by villagers rises against wealthy estate owners. The town relies on historic shore rights from George II's era to bar rebuilding along the water, prompting orders to tear down new structures. Constables and police mobilize as tensions flare and threats mount of bringing violators to justice.
Harry Slough, clerk of the State Printing board, tightened purchasing and cut waste to save money. He ended excess agency materials, reduced orders for tablets and stationery, and split shipments to curb waste. He inspects each printing order, rejects substandard work, and aims to keep spending within the six year old appropriation despite more reports and staff.
Prediction warns of trouble and quarrels if birthdays fall on this day. It notes misfortune in family affairs, potential illnesses, and ongoing domestic worry. A child born in 1906 on this date may face continual trouble in business or home life, with one area improving while the other worsens.
Special to The Sea Sacramento Aug 8 depicts the cannery girl as central to fruit industry prosperity. She persuades fair pay, prevents waste during harvest, and many work seasons in canneries and orchards. A stenographer on vacation earns $15 weekly while preferring easier toil over office work. Sacramento County annual output figures illustrate the cannery girl’s impact across peaches, pears, apricots, nectarines, and other crops.
A Cincinnati case verdict delivered by a committee condemns cruelty methods at the House of Refuge. The panel faults temporary punishment and notes subordinates used corporal punishment. Supt Allison and assistant Costello are said to have known or should have known of the practices, while recommendations are mild.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a trusted aid used by millions daily and for years, claiming enormous daily and monthly箱 sales figures, widespread endorsements, and a warning against imitators who steal the brand’s goodwill.
This ad extolls Cascarets as sound business, time tested and reliable. It claims they cleanse and strengthen the digestive canal, act like exercise for bowel muscles, and protect children from deadly dangers. It emphasizes vegetable ingredients and dependable effectiveness.
An old notice condemns dishonest pills and touts the Storing Remedy Company’s Caxcarets made for sale as single boxes marked CCC. It warns buyers to beware of deceitful marketing and ensures genuine product purchases for health and welfare.
A family party returning from Promised Land pond, Pits county, Pennsylvania, faced a snake invasion in an old log house. Snakes of many kinds tumbled from rafters and crevices while men armed with clubs battled them for about half an hour, resulting in 76 dead snakes with a total length of 329 feet. No further snakes were seen during their stay.
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