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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
10
Historic medical claim touts Zoa Phora as a universal remedy for ovarian troubles, menstruation issues, pelvic disease, leucorrhea, backache, and general debility. A Chicago woman's testimonial supports relief through two bottles, and the ad offers a free trial bottle and advice literature from Kalamazoo Michigan.
Elizabeth quotes a restaurant proprietor who condemns women as poor customers. He argues women save on meals to buy adornments, skip regular meals, and suffer health and nerve effects from irregular eating. The author reflects that the tirade rings true for many women, including herself.
Answer states they are easier and more pleasant to take, milder in effect, and always available. They cleanse the stomach and purify the bowels, offering gentler action than pills.
George J. Marott has sold the Logansport street railway to the Wabash River Traction Company. He cites hostility from Logansport council as a main reason. He plans to build a line from Kokomo to Logansport and will hold an interest. He already owns the Kokomo system. He built five and a half miles of line before Logansport officials halted him.
A meeting of representatives from electric light plants across the state is set in Denison on April 23 to organize a statewide association. The event seeks coordination, standards, and shared initiatives among member utilities.
Dan Storms of Lafayette runs in the Republican nomination race for secretary of state. He is the only candidate in the field and notes he has never held state office.
Advert says eczema scald head hives and all itchiness are instantly relieved and permanently cured by Dean's Ointment available at any drug store. It appeals to readers seeking quick, lasting skin relief from common conditions.
Upright pianos bargain priced, slightly used condition offered by WM B Burford. Includes binders and transfer binders ordered with blank holders. Local ad lists Baldwin's Post offerings and contact by Burford for purchases or inquiries.
David Sherrick of Noblesville is a leading Republican hopeful for state auditor. Reported as a front‑runner with Frank Martin, Sherrick faced potential meddling from E. E. Neal over a different race. Sherrick sought to keep Neal from withdrawing, and his allies say differing choices may not change the outcome. Sherrick also ran for the nomination four years ago.
Amusements listed including Grand Vaudeville at 2 15 and 8 15, Park presenting The great white diamond at 2 and 8, Empire Cracker Jacks showings at 2 and 8.
A melodrama at the Park opened Thursday to large audiences. It centers on Van Hock the night-seeing villain, Louis Howard in the par, and a white diamond whose disappearances drive a tale of romance and danger. Robert Thorn, a miner, and a daughter figure are the leads as sensational moments unfold and the cast delivers an elaborate production through Saturday night.
The lineup includes George W. Monroe a familiar favorite and Montrell a juggler with May DeSousa as a new balladist. The four Nelsons perform as comic acrobats while Martinetti and Sutherland deliver a comedy sketch. John Healy presents a monologue and the Deaves stage Marionettes. The Trans-Atlantics debut at the Empire early week and Wine Women and Song returns for the final half.
Rome April 4 Dowager Queen Margerita, who paused her America trip due to her mother the dowager Duchess of Genoa’s illness, now intends to make the tour in the coming autumn. She will return home via Canada.
The striking molders of Rockwood manufacturing company plan to oppose the injunction proceedings filed by the company. They have engaged Harding Hovey and Wiltsie as counsel.
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