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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
3
Inspector-General Union Veteran Legion declares Peruna safe and reliable and urges use. High officials and prominent citizens give unqualified endorsement, claiming no other medicine matches the impressive array of testimonials for Peruna.
A collection of testimonials from diverse readers praising Peruna for stomach indigestion catarrh and related ailments. Statements come from Donald Robb Jr in Nova Scotia James P Bracken in New York City and John Finn in Washington DC detailing personal recovery and longstanding health improvements attributed to the tonic.
Letters from G. W. Woodbury of Rogers Ohio and J. Edwin Browne National Commander Army and Navy Union cite Peruna restoring strength and aiding catarrh. A. Hewitt Nickerson Captain U S Army Adjutant General endorses Peruna tablets as a reliable tonic. The note highlights Peruna’s tablet form and established family medicine status.
A Parisian household facing a 20 000 franc theft broadens suspicion to Therese and Justin as secrets unravel. Detective Gondoin and his aide infiltrate as guests to uncover the culprit amid flirtations, jealousies, and hidden drawers.
In a grand house four guests enjoy a party while Marie Louise toys with Richard, whose jealousy and fading respect color the room. Madame Voisin charms her husband as the others watch, noting Marie’s cunning and Richard’s fragile pride amid flirtation and sharp verbal jabs.
Amusements note varied afternoon and evening acts at multiple venues in Indianapolis. Grand Opera House features Anna Eva Fay Mind reading act with Gallagher and Barrett in The Battle of Too-Soon. Forepaugh Stock presents Oliver Twist at Majestic, Park hosts Dr Flint hypnotist and Cowboy Girl, Empire features Williams Ideal Extravaganza. Grand reports Anna Eva Fay’s ongoing sensational performance and strong crowds. Gilbert Ely’s Vagin portrayal in Oliver Twist praised for solo climax in prison scene.
The Indianapolis theater page lauds George Arvine as Bill Sikes and Lucile Spinney as Nancy in a vivid stage run with strong turns by Marie Curtis as Oliver Twist. The Flint duo deliver hypnotism and comedy while Empire Theatre showcases Williams Ideals and Magee Murphy burlesques with lively choruses and notable acts.
Trustees of Long Cliff Hospital for the Insane may appoint a successor to the late Dr. Joseph G. Rogers. Dr. J A Terflinger currently acts as assistant superintendent and could be named permanent head. No trustees meeting date has been set.
Public library commission directs a series of state library institutes for librarians. The next meeting is set for April 23 likely in Hartford City with attendees from thirteen libraries. Last week at Jeffersonville, thirty five workers from small libraries attended.
Auditors and telephone experts from the New and Indianapolis Telephone companies continue work this week on accounts and plant investigations. Progress is steady though the completion time remains uncertain.
James D. Reid, warden at the state's prison, will not resign. After consulting a New York specialist, he remains determined to continue active. Friends believe he will be cured of Brights disease and plans to stay on, maintaining health optimism despite the menace.
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