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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

7

Dentists Wives Endure Tooting Drilling At Exhibits

The article recounts how dentists treat nervous patients especially doctors wives with slow careful handling or anesthesia. It follows the South Bend photo printer exhibit at a photographers convention where H. H. McIntire claims his machine can print photographs automatically using electric light and timed exposure. It notes McIntire's background and the machine's promise to replace skilled judgment with precision, plus reactions from prominent photographers about sample prints including portraits of President Roosevelt.

South Bend Photoprinter Manufacturing Company National Association of Photographers German House H. H. McIntire H. McIntire MelIntire McIntire Indiana Melntire South Bend Steht South Bend Capitalieta Metntire Roosevelt J. F Rider Schuyler Colfax

Convincing Proof and Kidney Pills Advertisement

A satirical note on Isaac Newton contrasts with a testimonial from Mrs. Hunt of 141 Bates Street praising Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports back pain relief after using a box bought at Henry J. Hyder's drug store, noting only a minor recurrence later. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y sells the pills for 60 cents nationwide.

Isaac Newton Sir Isaac Daan Mra. W. M. Hunt Bates St Dean Henry J. Hyder Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. C United States

A Gentle Hint at a German Town Move

A German town young lady asks Mr Brown to spend one more evening before moving into a new house. He agrees, then inquires about the move date. She says workmen started excavating yesterday and they hope to move in about eighteen months if uninterrupted.

Brown Aha Philed

Bricks and wrecking work at Indianapolis terminal site

G A Everett, manager of the Indianapolis wrecking company, outlines removing the Cyclorama and Miller building wreckage for the new interurban terminal. About 3 40,000 bricks expected to be sold, with one third lost in wall demolition. 50,000 feet of yellow poplar joists salvaged and repurposed. Everett boasts rapid progress with 100 men and six teams.

G. A. Everett Indianapolis Everett Walla Mr. Everett

Rockefeller double owes $500 per day claim on campus

An eccentric inventor on the Chicago university campus sought John D. Rockefeller claiming Rockefeller owes him $500 per day for ten years. He presented a wagon and car transport idea, saying Rockefeller had agreed to adopt it and pay $300 daily, but had never paid. Rockefeller was not found and the man left.

Chicago John D. Rockefeller Chicago University Arthur Taylor

Smashed Record Los Angeles Run by Henry Lowe Chief Engineer

The special train carrying Henry P. Lowe chief engineer of United States Steel from Chicago arrived in Los Angeles at 1:94 p.m. Friday covering 353 miles in 54 hours and 6 minutes, bettering the previous record by four hours and six minutes. Lowe was en route to his ill 11 year old daughter, and the trip from New York, begun Tuesday, Aug 4 at 2:35 p.m., took 70 hours 40 minutes including stops.

Los Angeles Cal Henry P. Lowe United States Steel Corporation Chicago New York

Preacher Sinned at Peoria Picnic by Blandins Band

Report notes a preacher sinning during a farmers picnic at Blandins with Spencer's band playing. Event occurred in August near Peoria ML. attendees included local residents and the band performed for the crowd.

Peoria, ML Aug Spencer

Pastor and musician faces church misconduct charges

N. J. Brown, a Methodist pastor and clarinetist in the church band, led prayers at dinner and is said by church members to have committed a sin. A member indicated charges would be filed. Mrs Starvem notes his wealth and rise from nothing, while Mr Starboard quips about rising from breakfast.

N. J. Brown Methodist Church That Place Starvem Mr. Starboard Philadelphia Press

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