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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
3
Letters from readers in Medford and Tennessee praise Peruna for catarrh relief and general tonic strength. Mrs Ella Miskell reports gaining weight and energy after extended use, while others recount long struggles with head and throat symptoms eased by Peruna.
A man named John Warren is sentenced to two years for manslaughter after a blameless jury spared him murder. In court his wife and infant plead for mercy, but the judge insists on the sentence. Years later a barber-judge unsettlingly contemplates a razor as Warren returns with a threat in mind, revealing deep wounds and unresolved justice.
Mrs J M Hitchcock of Newport Washington reports dramatic relief after three weeks on Peruna. She states her ears are well her head feels better and her eyes are clear and bright with no headaches and urges others to seek the remedy. She thanks the contributors for their advice and offers to answer letters.
In Maverick Wroth’s Long Horn Saloon Cash Hawkins, a heavy drinker, attempts to defraud Ute chief Tabywana of cattle with Nat-u-ritch, his daughter, intervening to stop the plot. Jim Carston, from England, saves Nat-u-ritch and later marries her after rescuing him from a hidden killer. The tale follows court intrigue, hidden motives, and plans to protect Nat-u-ritch while a murder mystery unfolds around Hawkins.
A 19th century style health ad touts Rholoids as a universal rheumatism treatment. Henry J. Huder offers a liberal deal with a money back promise if unsatisfied. The product claims to ease neuralgia gout limb pain back and urinary tract issues in globule form and invites readers to buy at 2 W Washington Street Philadelphia and Maryland Street for $1 and a trial.
A unsigned Democratic campaign ditty praises William and the party. It urges supporters to vote for honest men, claims the common people cherish victory, and mocks rival promises while promising loyalty and victory after the polls close.
Goldfield reports the Western Federation of Miners strike, begun last August, has been called off by local No. 220. Though lawless dangers loomed briefly, order prevailed and union and nonunion miners will return to work.
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