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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1906
Page
3
Indiana citizens express firm belief in law enforcement and govern ment integrity while rejecting sensational reform journalism. Raymond J. Hall reports that Indiana Republicans and the public back honest officials, criticize yellow journalism, and urge restraint from exposing graft.
A quirky obituary notes the death of a traveling freight man known as T W in Chicago’s Traction Terminal and Vandalia Freight House. Loyal Dodunk friends preserve his memory with a funeral head and a fez while a poet’s lines mourn his kindness and social spirit. Indiana Library Commission asks librarians to submit annual reports.
Growing Japanese interest in pianos shows American British and German supply meeting demand in major cities of Japan. The Sun reports 9 American pianos are in homes of many wealthy residents across the empire. A separate bulletin from the Agriculture Department details house fly control with manure piles as prime site causing bites. Dr. L. Howard notes the fly does not bite but counterexamples exist.
The piece quotes Maxim Gorky arguing that Russia must be free and life in Russia born of death. It discusses peasant literacy, czarist oppression, socialist ideas, and the influence of writers like Voltaire and Tolstoy. It notes readers in New York and ongoing revolutionary sentiment among Russians abroad.
Mrs Hattie Hamilton of Sparta Kentucky reports that after using two bottles of Peruna she gained weight from 102 to 126 pounds and feels stronger. She notes her 76 year old mother also improved after taking two bottles, and she has recommended the medicine to others. The ad touts Peruna as a remedy for spring fever and catarrh, claiming it restores strength.
Millie Gondon of 450th Avenue Brooklyn praises Petuna as the ideal spring tonic. She says it helps endure variable weather and heat, providing relief from nervous prostration caused by systemic catarrh. The advertisement cites Perris as offering prompt and permanent relief, backed by numerous records.
A fragmentary 19th century notice hints at spring tonics and cures for mood and catarrh. A letter from Mrs Rhoda Stulebeam recounts years of ailments and trials with Peri herbs, nettle infusions, and retitia remedies, seeking relief and improved health.
An advance note claims Perina reliably prevents spring catarrh and nervous prostration when taken timely. It suggests Peritek products reduce narcotic risk, asserting Veetina is harmless and can be taken without warning signs, according to party intentions.
A fragmented OCR passage wanders through garbled phrases about diners, brands, and unnamed events. It references Huey, Neuse TV, Laamiairtition, and a patchwork of improvised terms while hinting at a broader story about memory, identity, and confusion in a difficult to parse locale. No clear outcome or date emerges.
Consul Atwell of Roubaix announces a silk exposition at the Gualliera museum in Parns. The event features rare brocade embroidered printed and painted silks and aims to attract American textile designers and manufacturers to view evolving silk fabric ideas running from May to September.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the safest medicine for children’s stomach and bowel troubles including colic and measles. It claims castor oil and salts are harmful, promotes Cascarets as a gentle purge, and urges mothers to keep a supply at home with a discount offer and a free decorative box.
A garbled note discusses a claimed medical benefit and a request related to Peruana and a quality substance. It references an experiment with a Wxative addition to an engine at vine and notes assent from friends of Peering who inter anyparated with a quality in the medivine wheh. The overall claim suggests potential enhancement of a well known beneficial pharaster.
A volatile labor dispute centers on a steel and iron workers strike in Indianapolis, with 45 men quitting Monday and union demands on wage increases and hours. Contractors threaten to hire elsewhere if terms lag, as Eugene Runyan returns from business travel to resolve the standstill.
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