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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1906
Page
6
Patient recounts long struggle with severe psoriasis covering the body with patches, cracking skin and bleeding. After using Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent for thirty days the skin cleared, though past eruptions returned if not treated. The testimonial emphasizes relief from itching and bleeding with the Cuticura regimen.
A grand Ringling Brothers street pageant headlines Indianapolis crowds with a free exhibition featuring a vast menagerie and spectacular floats. The multi wagon procession showcases aristocratic equestrian acts, fairy carriages, and open cages, drawing large crowds for a one day, two show event on May 7 at 2 and 6.
The Indiana report details 30,634 persons jailed or imprisoned for various crimes and 49,074 convicted offenders. It notes 2,846 on prison rolls and outlines arrests by offense, including 14,400 drunkenness and 9,763 assault arrests with 13,101 and 8,117 convictions respectively. Total state arrests reach 63,547 with 42,074 convictions. imprisonment was part of 70,834 sentences. Major institutions and juvenile efforts are cited alongside enrollment figures for Indiana Boys' Reform School, Reformatory, State Prison, and other facilities.
Mrs Edith Kingdon Gould, wife of George J. Gould, traces her Kingdon pedigree to the 12th century. She reports a royal heraldry coat of arms with a British guard, a sea motif, and three magpies, created after extensive research. Printing pedigrees of the Kyngdon family is planned for private circulation.
Disturbing report from Los Angeles details Mrs Raymond, accused of killing her son to "save him from a wicked world." The boy died by asphyxiation in his mother's arms after she allegedly lured him and turned on a gas lamp. Raymond, once revived, faces possible trial. neighbors recall her eccentric but popular status in northern California.
Prediction advises buying, speculation, seeking work, and pushing affairs before 3 p.m. for those with a birthday on this date. It warns of annoyance and quarrels, while noting a child born in 1908 will be unsettled, careless, fond of travel, and fairly fortunate in business.
Special to The Sun from Los Angeles April 2 describes Battler Nelson coming to town seeking the Ananias title belt. Nelson must weigh 120 pounds by May 1 and plans mud baths to reach the limit, while Mexican challenger Herrera trains hard and weighs around 60 pounds more than Nelson and claims a powerful punch.
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