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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1894
Page
2
The Sun lists office details and subscription rates including outside city annual rate 300, six months 160, and monthly 25. It notes circulation, delivery, and advertising inquiries and invites agents to contact the business manager. It also mentions filing communications to the editor.
A Sun editorial critiques Indianapolis vaccination views, noting limited smallpox cases after vaccination and arguing against sensational warnings. It contrasts medical opinions with public fear, defends the republic, and urges better streetcar service on College Avenue and timely handling of the Indianapolis National Bank case.
The Labor Signal advises workers to think twice before striking while the Jabor Signal adds to think twice and then not strike at all. Gen Coxey aims to present a petition with boots on it to Congress, and the general should be ready to receive an answer with boots on it.
A report from the recent Indiana state GOP convention notes Benjamin Harrison’s strong party grip and potential statewide delegation support for the next national convention. The piece also weaves in light social asides about attendees and outfits, plus a county clerk encounter over court costs and a misheard remark.
A patient recounts recovery from Bright’s disease after using Peruna and Manalin as taught in a lecture. The piece lists symptoms like albumen in urine, oedema, and weakness, and prescribes a regimen of Pernna and Manalin doses, diet of milk and toast, and avoidance of alcohol and tobacco. It ends with an offer for a free copy of Family Physician No. 2 from The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company.
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