Paths to Truth in the Training of the Intellect
In a discussion on how to approach truth, the piece argues three paths for seekers: research, reason, and reliance on authority. It extols original inquiry and the future value of critical examination while acknowledging prejudice as a natural, useful guide in testing new ideas. It lists ten accessible books on Christian doctrine and stresses truth over orthodox habit.
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Fifth Avenue
Jaz
Department
Fiske
Donovan
Edna Lyall
Newton
New York
Eif
Isto
Centr
Africa
Emerson
Nature
Tral
Galileo
Jesus
Temple
God
Christ
Grorce Hopces
Albany Oregon Booster Promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy
From Albany Oregon H C Hubbard praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best cough and cold medicine with years of sales and no complaints. It is advertised by multiple Chicago area and Allegheny merchants and druggists listed with street addresses and outlets in Pittsburgh Allegheny and nearby districts.
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Chamberlain
H. C. Hubbard
Albany
Ore
Clinton
John C. Smith
Penn
Main St
E. G. Stucky
Penn Ave
Wylie Ave
Fulton St
Markell Bros
Frankstown
Thor
E. Thiig
Fifth Ave
Carl Hartwig
Butler St
Jas. L. McConnell & Co
Pittsburg
Allegheny
E. FE. Heck
Federal St
Thos. Rk. Morris
Hanover
Preble
F.H. Eggers
Ohio At
F. H. Eggers & Son
Olio St
Smithfield St
Piano Ad touts Hardmnans and a Krokawer upright
An advertisement extols Hardmnans and a Krokawer upright piano as the best in power sweetness and durability. It claims artistic excellence and world leading manufacture, plus honest prices with cash or monthly payments. McLior and Horne at 77 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh invite consumers to request catalogs.
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Anne of Best
McLior & Horne
It Makes Home Happy
An advertisement urges wives and mothers to abandon old baking customs and use Marvin's breads sold by grocers to keep strength and happiness at home.
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Marvin
Tissu
Local Stock and Merchants Advertisements
McKee and Hagan at 111 Fourth Ave and after April 1 at 108 Fourth Ave offer stock. Ursary Prof. Windram's Herb Powders and pills for torpid liver sold by Druggists. Haven and Keen at 35 and 34 Water St advertise shop worn goods and diamonds watches clocks silverware cheaper. Hauch's at 296 Fifth Ave invites inspection. Brouse waists and summer wash dresses for ladies. Iron City Brewing Co. beer popular. sold by all dealers.
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McKee & Hagan
Fourth Ave
Ursu
Hauch’s
Ussu Hollows & Hacks
Investment Brokers McKee and Hagan Firm Move
The message notes McKee and Hagan investment brokers located at 1st Fourth Avenue and after April 1, 108 Fourth Avenue, Tsu.
Pittsburg Real Estate, Finance Show Steady Spring Prosperity
A week of steady trade and big property deals highlights Pittsburg’s robust outlook. Charles Somers & Co. sold downtown business space near the new post office for about 25000, while Black & Baird reported the Suiten site sale at 27500 not for an apartment house.
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Charles Somers & Co
Dr. Evers
Caldwell
Fourth Avenue
Allegheny Heating Company
Stock Exchange Quiet as Markets Open After Overnight Hope
Brokers showed calm in a light session with bids on Tl stocks covering much of the list and total sales at 40 shares. Some sectors held gains with strong bank shares and Westinghouse Electric cited. Allegheny Tissueing Soccery posted a net loss for the week with promise of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deposit National
Westinghouse Electric Company
Allegheny Tisseing Soccery
Stock Trades Report Flows Through New York Markets
Bid and asked prices span Central Traction Pleasant Valley Electric and Airbrake issues with notable trades by Rea Bros. & Co Henry M Long and Macatccheon. Total NY stock volume reported at 1,570,505 shares with major listings including Atchison Delaware Lackawanna and Western Missouri Pacific Northwestern Reading and Union Pacific.
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Central Traction
Pleasant Valley
Rea Bros. & Co
Henry M. Long
Molgan
Macatccheon
Philadelphia Agathies E. P. Long
New York
Atchison
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lewisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
Oregon Transcontinental
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Cyevenv
Mongahelan Secrenesed
Case Veee Bouthiside Gas Co
Mam
Csisscvssonreren
aeKon
Conan
Ivania
Nat. Gas and Pipeage Co
Wiissea Divivecisceasis
Philac Fe Elphia
Ian Peres
Eailwat
Northside Bridge CO
Sseencrees Mining Stoochs
Sister Mide CO
la Noria Mining Co
Siiverton Mining
Prosperity Proved by Clearing House Records
Clearing House figures show last week’s bank clearings at roughly 3 million more than the same week a year ago, with January and February much higher than 1930. The New York money market stayed easy and quiet with discounts in moderate demand and ample supply.
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Clearing House
Andi
Pittsburg
Tis
New York
Dan Hines
NJ Saar Ng Exchange
Financial Market Summary and Bond Listings
Government bonds dull and steady while state bonds are neglected. New York clears $114,993,300 with balances of $500,582. Weekly totals show large clearings in Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis. Exchange rates steady with money unchanged.
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Oteew York
Tance
Roxvox
Hiladelphia
Balleinone
Panis
Chicago
New York Exchange
Str. Louis
New York
Haas
Oil Market Edges Up Then Dips as Week Ends
Oil market activity was tepid with light trading and small price movements. The week saw clearer gains but overall sentiment remained cautious as several wells underperformed and major producers faced new failures in Chartiers Valley Washington county and Sheffield district.
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Bradford
Oil City
Maguire
Chartiers Valley
Washington County
Shefield
Horton, Crary & Co
Gilbert Oil Company
Lockwood
Wood & Young
Brown & Fisher
Pemascia Hazlett & Co
Humphrey Farm
Greenlee & Co
Humphrey
Scheidmantie & Co
Callery Junction
Petroleum Prices Move on Light Trading in New York
Petroleum opened at 43 cents and rose to 16 cents on light trading, then closed steady at 5 cents. On the Stock Exchange opening at 2 cents with a high of 51 cents and a low of 7 cents, closing at 0. The Consolidated Exchange showed opening at 5 cents, high 14 1/2, low 7 1/2, closing 13 3/4 cents. Total sales reached 152000 barrels.
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New York
Petroleum
Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Sie
Haje
Real Estate Sales and Mortgages Across Pittsburgh Areas
Real estate deals and mortgages reported across Pittsburgh wards. Buyers include S. Ryan and a California buyer via Black & Baird. Properties range from multiroom brick dwellings on First and Fourth avenues to Lots on Penn Avenue and Smallman Street with prices from $1,000 to $45,000. Mortgages totaling $11,000 and $6,700 noted, plus numerous transfers and planned developments.
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Alles & Bailey
Fourth Avenue
E. A. Copley
Denver
Col
First Avenue
S. Ryan
Norman May
Pittsburg
Third Ward
Alleheny, Baxter, Thompson & Co
Bank of Commerce
Brushton Station
Brushton Avenue
Black & Baird
H. ©. Frick
Penn Avenna
Garrison Alley
M. Seibert & Co
Baltensperger & Williams
Hugh Chambers
Elizabeth Knipschild
Smallman Street
Twelfth Ward
City
Reed B. Coyle & Co
J. & C. McCune
Bakewell Phillips
Second Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
Kate ©. Johnston
John Francis
Carlisle Alley
Fourth Ward
Alepheny City
Thomas Liggett
Hastings Street
Linden Place
Williams & Stevena
W. Marshall
Thirty-ninth Street
Maggie E. Miller
Samuel W. Black & Co
Forty-fourth Street
Magaw & Goff, Lim
Anna L. Dietz
Reflectorville
Castle Shannon
Mellon Brothers
J. R. Holland
Mellons
McClintock
Mr. Olland
Homes for the People Building Permits Report
The city issued 66 building permits last week, up from 62. Total estimated improvements cost 91 882 dollars with the largest: Peninah Bountz for 18 small dwellings on Mifili street and Woolslayer's alley at about 1 000 dollars each.
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Peninah Bountz
Mifili Street
Woolslayer's Alley
Peninah Kouitz
Mifflin Street
Sixteenth Ward
Wiliam Pearce
Sarah Street
John W. Douthett
Salisbury Street
Adama Ernosk
Webster Avenue
Eighth Ward
FR. Wiliams
Woolsiagar Waller
Thos, Parkinson
Spahr Street
Twentieth War
Chantauqupa Ice Co
Thirteenth Street
Ninth Ward
Jno. O'Brien
Independence Avenue
Catharine Himes
Rubicon Street
Jas
Gilcrist
Maple Avenue
George Klingenhoffer
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Ward
B. Conway
Hellefield Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
Alex Albetoss
Juliet Street
Fourteenth Ward
J. Swales
B. E. Kightlinger
Gazzaia Street
Louis Keough
Bates Street
Pittsburg Reduction Company
Smallman Street
Fifteenth Ward
Steintmugh
George Wetz
Broad Street
Nineteenth Ward
Matthias Niebold
Carson Street
Thirtieth Ward
Pittsburg and
Castle Shannon
Comny
Brownsville Avenue
Dilworth, Porter & Co
River Bank
Mary Koogler
Mint Alley
John Fralich
Erie Street
Mary 4. Reed
Gerrett Street
W. H. Winslow
Alkan Avenue
Wm. Floyd
Baum Street
Geo. H. Stoebener
Frankstown Avenue
T. A
J. A. Mellon
Bt. Cish Street
Tom Marshall
Bilek
Holmes Street
Eighteenth Ward
John Mooney
Etla Street
John Ruerick
Kioto Street
Mr. Kellwart
Elia Street
John G. Klaus
DeSoto Street
Alex, Hall
Mawhinney Street
W. H. Shaddick
Winthrop Street
Fourth Ward
Fox & Co
Twelfth Wa
John G. el
Jana D. Lightner
Castoria Advertisement Echoes Through Generations
An old advertisement fragment recalls Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to motherhood. The copy traces a mother’s care as her child’s ailments are eased with Castoria across generations.
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Castoria
Market shows mixed activity with gains and losses
New York market opened active yet reactionary amid expectations of a bad bank statement. Reading led gains near 1 percent, Chesapeake and Ohio first preferred rose 15 cents, while Sugar and Tennessee Coal fell. Railroad earnings remained buoyant, bonds were active, and week totals showed notable stock movement and a large bond sale impression.
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New York
Chesapeake and Oujo Frst
Tennessee
Minneapolis
6. Louis
New York Central
Green Bay
Tavkc
New York Stock Exchange
Whithet & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Wall Street opens with snap fades as market inches down
The market starts with brisk activity but loses steam quickly. Traders note mixed sentiment, a persistent lack of appetite, and uncertainty about future price paths. Bank reserves and capital plans spark debate while insider views differ on a major capitalization reduction.
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John M. Oakley & Co
New York
March
Wall Street
Bulla
Lead Trust
Chicago Wheat market slips as demand remains weak
A moderate business tone in Chicago wheat showed prices averaging lower with fair offerings. Market opened flat, rallied briefly, then fell and closed lower than yesterday. corn and oats followed weaker trends while pork and lard showed brief strength. Reports from Kentucky and Tennessee on winter kill and damage kept traders wary.
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Chicago
Kentucky
Tennesen
Riba
City notes and business items from an early issue
Twenty four mortgages recorded yesterday led by an 18750 loan. About 800 books remain checked out as deposits move slowly. City expects few unrented houses by April 1 as demand rises. New sheds at Torrent aid live EpGEewoonp operations. Edgewoodville name change riles locals. Ice on Albany River thick enough for teams on April 1. Building permits show big weekly gain including eight and ten house projects. Boston firm notes suspected cutting of westbound freight rates.
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Lawcesee Bane
Torrent
Sam
Edgewoodville
Albeny River
Conpter & Co
Boston
Bigelow Orders Uniforms for Water Bureau Inspectors
Chief Bigelow of the Department of Public Works ordered all hydrant and plug inspectors to wear uniforms after April 1. He cites citizen objections to ununiformed inspectors and risks of unauthorized access as reasons. Uniforms, he says, will deter abuses and improve attentiveness and conduct in duty.
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Bigelow
Department of Public Works
Water Bureau
Detroit forgery fugitive arrives in custody from Liverpool
Howard W. Sterling, wanted in Detroit for forgery, arrived from Liverpool aboard the Celtic and will depart for Detroit in Sheriff Littlefield's custody. He traveled with his lawyer E. W. Pendleton, used the alias Ross while employed in Liverpool, and had been living there for eight months.
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New York
Howard W. Sterling
Detroit
Liverpool
Celtic
Sheriff Littlefield
E. W. Pendleton
America
Ross
Marvelous success for Mr. Frederick Raetz’s recovery
Frederick Raetz of 03 Spring Garden Avenue Allegheny, a glass blower at J. T. & A. Hamilton, recounts two years of severe illness from a cold work exposure. After treatment by Copeland Blair, his head clears, ears stop ringing, chest pains ease, and he sleeps and eats normally.
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Frederick Raetz
Moe
Copeland @ Blair
Sam
Dre
Mr. Raetz
Spring Garden Avenue
Allegheny
Mesers
J. T
Home Treatment Cures Catarrhal Ailments, Local Doctors Promote
William Barnes of Hickman Pa reports relief after Drs Copeland Blate treatment for throat chest and taste loss. Harry Phillips of Hol Allegheny County shares severe catarrhal symptoms improving under care, noting relief from headaches chest pains mucus pressure and faintness.
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William Barnes
Hickman
Drs
Dre, Copeland & Blair
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