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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1904
Page
4
The piece compares the public to a pack of wolves, ripping down the fallen financier even as it once celebrated their schemes. It cites Therus Bully and Whitaker Wright to argue that success earns favor and failure invites condemnation, urging a standard of honor over wolfish cruelty and praising Price for honoring debts.
The text describes a dove in Indianapolis while Boer and British soldiers passed through and politicians like Tom Taggart and Jim Keach formed an alliance against Hearst. It notes Hearst's continued support from various Hearst affiliates and references a Sun editorial on bank robbers and a bank wreck in Elkhart. The piece ends by mocking Hearst's supposed exit from Indiana politics.
The Bean Hill Beacon reports a chaotic mix of rural notes. Advertising rates, market trades, and subscriptions mingle with quirky anecdotes about Uncle Dave Hobson, a milk controversy, egg contest winners, and village gossip.
A man discovers Dorothea is set to marry wealthy Pressly under her father’s coercion. He rescues her as a fire during the ceremony engulfs her veil. Dorothea survives and reconciles with her lover. the father calms and embraces her future.
A fragmentary quote references a bitter trust and a presage of insight. The text hints at grasping both sides to gain the sweetest outcome, attributed to Richter, with incomplete phrasing and unclear context.
The article outlines blackheads causes on the nose and face and prescribes external treatments. It details warm water soap cleansing, hot packs, and using an improvised instrument to remove blackheads followed by a cold pack. A Thrmol mixture is recommended for topical use and caution with harsh stimulation. It also discusses the Algrette, its link to fashion and the slaughter of herons for feather adornment and the impact on bird nesting.
A unique floating theater ships along Ohio Mississippi and Pennsylvania rivers spanning about 2340 miles. It features an auditorium for 1000 guests a stage dressing rooms and actor apartments with a calliope announcing arrivals as crowds rush aboard from the waiting gangplank.
Instructions describe sweeping with a dry stiff broom and removing tacks before folding the carpet across its center. The back is swept, folded again, and repeated until compact enough to carry outside for beating. After beating the carpet is refolded and laid back on the clean floor.
A collage of brief quotes from Indianapolis residents and visitors. Opinions range from city life and local media to sports, politics, and daily routines. The remarks touch on money, weather, driving, news sources, and community dynamics in various wards.
Phi Psi banquet ended the Grand arch of the Phi Sis at Claypool on Friday night with a feast for 40 guests. John L. Griffiths presided. James Whitcomb Riley read a poem and responded to toasts from Edwin A. Behall Ernest H. Allen James R. Williams Walton Holden and Edward Kibler.
March 29 1905 issue reports Pastor George Simms of the M E Ston cburch appeals for fund to attend the Methodist conference and seek a better church with steady pay while supporting his starving family as he works as waiter and porter. Sprinkling contracts awarded to Thomas & Co Norrogen Kennington Miller Reeder Newby and Kennington brothers with yearly prices per 10 000 square yards.
Travelers Post B hosted a successful dance at the German House on Friday night. About 350 attendees from several posts outside the city participated, reflecting broad support and strong turnout.
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