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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1906
Page
3
Samuel D. Rhoads, an insurance man in Washington, writes a letter praising Peruna as a tonic and restorative of appetite and spirits. The piece highlights his government position and asserts Peruna's reputation as a beneficial remedy.
New York August 7. In a high profile divorce, Norton F. Tillotson seeks a divorce claiming disruption of parental access as his wife alleges coercive tactics. Witness Adelaide Stringer links a famed yachtman Charles Barker to the case while Tillotson accuses his wife of seeking protection through social power. The matter features disputes over legitimacy and alleged manipulation, with both sides projecting personal suspicions and long running tensions.
The notices state various residents in Marion county will apply for licenses to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons at their September terms. Locations include East Court Street Indianapolis ward 7, English Avenue and Pine Street, Washington Street area, Shelby and Massachusets avenues, and other blocks. Several applicants seek pool table privileges in the same premises and address details enumerate street corners and lot numbers across Center township.
A promotional testimonial montage praises Peruna as a safe reliable family medicine. It claims cures for catarrh and cancerous symptoms, restores strength and appetite, and helps nervous conditions. Letters from various individuals in Lanataanwe Washington Wardbury Ossining assert personal recoveries after using Peruna, urging continued use at onset of colds.
The Pall Mall Gazette notes women’s widening roles in science, listing several examples. One woman researches rodent biology and herb derivatives in Rhodesia, while a female doctor studies the medical aspects of student housing in Edinburgh.
Fragmentary OCR shows an insurance notice referencing debts, losses, and reserves. Mentions agents, adjusted losses, insured amounts, and pending sufficiency for refunds. Indicates national and dateless context with vague figures and terms.
In Woonsocket a white haired mother of 74, Celine Lajoie, laments never seeing her son Larry Lajoie play. She speaks little English while recalling six sons and two daughters, noting Larry is the sole family member who rose to fame as manager of the Cleveland Naps, with relatives busy in honest work back home. She hopes to visit someday, but not this year.
Zone one asks Lady Ward wife of the prime ministre of New Daaland about women and babies in voting. She replies she does not know and suspects women care for each other’s babies, noting no discussion of the issue.
New York City tackles heat hardship for overworked truck horses through city work. Fire and water stations become refre shment points as hose lines spray cool water and volunteers offer drinkable water and feed. The program, run by the department, is praised as a leading animal charity and may spread to other cities.
Among the season’s prettiest Dresden jovelties are white alliamo kings with a cowered look, worn with dainty gowns having Dran den affecta. Pink Dresden effects, rad rihhana, are also popular this season.
A photographer urges choosing a becoming hairstyle over 최신 fashion trends to avoid an old fashioned look. He notes hair should suit the wearer and that only young people should be photographed in white, implying age and style considerations in portraits.
Physicians operating on children report that bad eye sight causes criminal neglect in youngsters. They warn that dim vision leads to misbehavior and punishment, resulting in reckless and vicious acts among affected children.
A retrospective notes the first New York asylum for poor children founded 190 years ago housed 12 children. Today the system includes 42 asylums 26 children’s hospitals 14 homes for crippled children four homes for blind children five for deaf mutes 75 lay nurseries and 46 kindergartens with hundreds more programs.
The Brasilians honored Mrs Root with a handsome bracelet and watch during the visit of the American lady to Brazil. The friendly meeting featured pleasant exchanges with Mrs Root, described as a charming woman and courteous host.
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