China Today a Land of Murder With Japan Gloating Over It
CAPT. WALTER KIRTON reports from Shanghai that China teeters on civil war as Japan appears to back uprisings. He recalls the Anhui governor Taotai Hsu Hasi lin firing on En Min and the ensuing executions and brutal punishments ordered from Nanking, warning that Boxer rebellions threaten national collapse if Manchus fall.
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China
Japan
En Min
Anhui
Anking
Taotai Hsu Hasilin
Mnumer
Nanking
Pekin
Health Is Woman's Wealth Zea Phora Ad Teaser
Health is a woman’s wealth and Zea Phora is advertised as a safe nerve tonic and tissue builder for maiden, wife, and mother. The copy urges early health indicators, claims safety, and cites a March 7 1983 testimonial from Retta Griffith of Columbiaville Michigan describing relief from leucorrhea and painful menses after trying Zea Phora.
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Retta Griffith
Columbiaville
Mich
Zoa-Phora Cure Claims From Patient Letter
A Miss Retta Griffith of Cohkumb'avilie Michigan credits Zoa-Phora with stopping pain and curing discharge after a failed operation fear. She says she was weak but fully recovered and offers to recommend the medicine. The letter advises readers to buy Zoa-Phora from their druggist in one dollar sealed bottles.
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Retta Griffith
Cohkumb‘avilie
Mich
Rowlam
Mise Griffith
Sleeping car names dwarf Rollo in ponderous bathos
In a playful dialogue, Rollo and his father discuss the mysterious name of a luxurious sleeping car on the train. They speculate about a long, profound moniker beginning with A, trading in mock pharmacopoeia inspired terms, imagining endless, bizarre options as they ride in the upper berth.
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Rollo
Father
Wheeling & Pueblo
Rolly
Branch banks quit in Indiana after state ruling
Auditor of State John C. Billheimer reports the last Indiana branch bank has closed after Attorney General Bing Ham's opinion that such banks violated the law. Eight branch banks had ceased operations in recent weeks.
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Diana
John C. Billheimer
Bingham
Indianapolis Public Works notices of 1907 improvements
Notices from the City of Indianapolis Board of Public Works dated August 1 1547 and August 22 1907 detail assessments and bid openings for street and alley contracts. Projects include paving First Alley North of Michigan Street and Trowbridge Street sidewalks with asphalt and cement, plus a bid for Halle Place Sixteenth Street to Eighteenth Street asphalt paving with concrete foundation and curb work.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Michigan Street
Supers Street
Bird Street
Kankaw Street
Hema
Meridian Street
Capitol Avenue
Superior Street
of Illinois
Muskingum and
Kakea Street
Trowbridge Street
Southeastern Avenue
Graydon Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston CC. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board
Majestic Bridg
City of
Twentieth Street
Bellefontaine Street
Not Courage Fatalism Dr Julian P Thomas Inury
Special to The Sun. NEW YORK Aug. 23 Dr Julian P Thomas famed New York amateur aeronaut and autoist is out of hospital again after a recent serious injury in a motor wreck. He is an absolute fatalist claiming his repeated life risking balloon and car ventures come from mental inability to feel fear, not unusual courage.
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New York
Julian P Thomas
Autaist
Indianapolis Public Works invites bids on street improvements
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works invites sealed proposals by Aug 30 1967 for multiple improvements including widening sidewalks paving with cement and brick on Eleventh Street New York Street Randolph Street State Avenue Arlington Addison Roosevelt and Roosevelt avenues plus associated curb water sewer and grading work. Each bid requires a certified check for at least 2 1 2 percent of the engineer's estimate and a contract bond. default risks include forfeiture of the bid sum. Preston C. Trisler chairs the board.
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Department OF Be Office of the Board
Majestic Ride
Indianapoliis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sixteenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Board of Fuibtie Works
Tthe
Ottidianapolis
Diana
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston
Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Work
S. Office of the Board
Majestic Bidg
Indianapoli
Eleventh Street
South Side
Central Avenue
New Jersey Street
New York Street
Randolph Street
Ciirp
State Avenu
Orrear and
Ailes
Jvbian Avenue
Arlington Avenue
Bolton Avenue
Addison Street
Washington Street
Victoria Street
State Avenue
Arsenal Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Tenth Street
Lewis Street
Ind. A
Board of Public War
Preston C. Trisler
Lake Erie & Western RE. R
Cornell Avenue
Joseph T. Flliott
Preston Trusler
Department OF Public Works
Majestic Brig
Ohio Street
Barnes Avenue
Thirty-First Street
Thirty-Second Street
Congress Avenue
Reirs of Public Works
Preston C. Trusler
Fredd J. Mack
Search light ban enacted by Indianapolis ordinance
General Ordinance No. 63 1910 prohibits maintenance or use of searchlights on motor vehicles within Indianapolis city limits, with a penalty up to 20 dollars and a provision for police vehicles. The ordinance takes effect after its publication in the Indianapolis Sun for two weeks.
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City of
Indianapolis
Common Council
Indiana
James M’nulty
Vacancy Wanted Ad From The Sun
Classified notice requests readers to use The Sun free want columns for rental room listings. The ad emphasizes space availability and invites renters to contact through the newspaper's classified section.
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THE
SUN
the Sun
General Ordinance Licenses for Billiard and Pool Tables
City authorizes annual licenses to keep or use billiard or pool tables for profit with a per table fee of ten dollars. Payments vary by filing date. fines range from ten to fifty dollars per day for violations. Ordinance details issued by City Controller with effective date set by Indianapolis Sun publication.
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Common Council
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapoli
State of
Marion County
I. James Mc McNulty
James Mnulty
Public Market Food Care Ordinance Passed in Indianapolis
General Ordinance No 68 1907 regulates care and sale of foods at Indianapolis public markets. It requires stands to have refrigerators or ice boxes and glass cases, prohibits exposure to fires dust and handling by patrons, sets fines from 10 to 100 dollars per violation, and allows revocation of market leases for violations, with the ordinance effective after two weekly publications. James McNulty, City Clerk, certified passage.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Board of Public Safety
R. James McNulty
James Mnulty
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Shanghai
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Yangteze Val
United States Artillery F
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Aeronaut
Julian P. Thomas
Castoria Fintats
Chido
Department of Public Health and Charities
City
James Miulty
Iud
Vermont Street
Senate Avenue
Muskingum Street
Keystone Avenue
State of Indiana
Circuit Court
Estella J. Bartel
Louis Bartel
Louis Mariel
Inianapolis
Leonard M. Quill
Cirk
John H. Wilson
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