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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1891
Page
2
The Sun shifts tone after Martin Moorphy's rebuke of Barrett law praise. It laments past stance, praises Moorphy's intellect, and credits Barrett law with improving Indianapolis streets while critiquing other papers and public figures. The piece juggles political satire with regional pride amid national notes.
The report notes Jerry Simpson will travel to Ohio to challenge John Sherman, mocking Alliance’s weak position in Kentucky. It mentions Edison allegedly developing a deadly device to target a Herald proof reader, and an editor’s line about Lewellyn Park met with a mock response from the doomed reader.
Readers across multiple towns applaud the ticket chosen on Saturday and expect its victory. Comments compare Gov. Hill Gov. Campbell and Gov. Pattison to handsome figures canvassed for the presidency, noting women do not vote next year.
A Rochester New York reader reports long catarrh and poor health, saying Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and tones the system. He claims the remedy reduced catarrh, improved general health, and offered the weighty cure he sought.
The Big 4 will offer round trip excursion tickets to Acton at half rates during July 22 to August 10, 1894. Trains Indianapolis to Acton run on weekdays at 7:05, 10:65 a m, 1:30 p m, 6:40 p m and 6:30 a m, 10:06 p m, 4:29 p m, 10:21 p m. Sundays departures from Indianapolis at 7:06 a m, 9:40 p m, 2:00 p m, 9:00 p m, 6:00 p m. Acton to Indianapolis departures at 11:00 a m, 12:07 noon, 6:00 p m, 10:21 p m. Round trip fare is 40 cents.
Dr J B Morgan operates special parlors for ladies at rooms 1 and 2 on the second floor of 1514 North Pennsylvania Street. Corns bunions and inverted nails are removed without pain. Nail beautification and skin treatments advertised. Shampooing and trimming bangs are specialties by a corps of lady artists.
An 19th century advertisement lists Mrs. Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething children as a trusted remedy and details the Direct Line to Chicago via Pennsylvania lines with connecting trains. It promotes Pullman cars and reclining rail comfort, plus northwest tourist tickets from Indianapolis offices at 48 W Washington and 46 Jackson Place and Union Station.
A verse sketch lampoons Richard once bold and foolish, offering his throne for a fighting nag and urging The Sun readers to sell old items. It riffs on old iron boots bottles carpets and crockery as potential sale fodder and hints at a cheap liner in The Son.
An invitation extended to all residents of Indianapolis and Indiana to use Tar Son's Hner department. The notice touts wide readership and benefits of the columns, promising ten free words and no cost for basic placement. Readers are urged to try one word liner ads via Tas Sun, with easy methods to connect by telegraph or in person.
Late member of the University of Pennsylvania Medical Department and Bellevue Hospital Medical College, Philadelphia and New York. He served as a delegate to the American Medical Association at Cleveland in 1875 and remained an active participant in leading eastern medical associations for years.
Dr Brubaker offers confidential diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases in Indianapolis. He provides free examinations, consultations in English and German, and does not publish testimonials. Parlors at Fair Block opposite New Union Depot.
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