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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
6
A reader recounts chronic back and kidney pain from a weak back and aching sides. After trying Doran's Ridges Pills via Henry Z Huder's drug store, relief arrived and health improved. The letter mentions testimonial voices and a US address, urging others to try the remedy.
Fragmentary clippings describe a beleaguered marital dispute involving Mrs Hendric in Marion and Muncie with notes of separation and potential relocation to Michigan. The report mentions an elderly woman, a letter to a husband in Logansport, and a plea to accept a permanent offer amid conflict. Also cited are labor tensions in a separate item noting a one cent per hour wage increase resolved through worker negotiation, referencing Warlington and local unions.
A fragmented report from Richmond, Kel, and Sac indicates a reversal in a woman’s decision regarding sending something by her son. The garbled text mentions a doctor and a refusal but the exact actions and parties are unclear.
Disjointed OCR text recounts a judge, prosecutor, and mother involved in a reform school case. Mentions a son to remain at a reformatory, a mother seeking to raise him, and calls for hanging both individuals. Includes scattered references to Ven Liat, Harvey Van Vien, and a Wabash County setting with Manchester and Lake County, alongside a factory and shooting imagery.
Reported here steam roads plan to merge routes in Diadianapulle and reduce fares across the capital on a one cent per mile basis. Regulators say the changes are needed to compete with traction lines and lower travel costs for riders.
A noisy week in Redford shows a fireman shot in a burglary attempt and sixty cattle burned plus losses of two hogs and grain stores. In Setonon a lane near here a structure fire destroyed sixty cattle and grain, with U.S. officials noting resignations and local authorities investigating. In Alexadals Mrs Wilgan Heklermant dies after a fall, with will provisions noted.
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In Vincennes Indiana Mrs Bates Potter of ure city has been missing since Monday. Gypsies camping near her home reportedly left town as she disappeared, her husband claiming she accompanied them. Burglary reported in Wabash as offices of Thompson and Wi had valuables stolen including surgical instruments and clothing. Evangelist Keon of Hartford City seeks new territory after controversial attack by Falter Tracy of First Methodist Church in Wabash.
A garbled Indiana items brief mentions upcoming commencements, a telephone war, epidemics, coal mine proposals, licenses, and a stock company with seventeen dollars capital. Names and places like Frankfort Elkhart Summit and Davis appear amid fractured phrases and unclear actions.
A man named Ander Klitzke, an engine worker, became trapped inside a boiler area after the door failed. Friends and bystanders watched as rescuers dug a hole under the firebox to permit his head to protrude, allowing eventual extraction with help from nearby schoolchildren.
In Anderson Indiana a man aimed to surprise his lady friend with a sleigh ride. A friend helped hitch the horse and sleigh but a crash occurred when the horse bolted. They returned home, ending the evening quietly after the mishap.
In the Indianapolis area at Ewood Municipal Commerce Grounds Thursday night matches are listed in the local league schedule. The article fragment references teams and players with unclear spellings and venues, preserving historical context and local flavor despite garbled OCR.
Reports say a strange hovering object over the Mechsnins pavilion during the San Francisco exhibition on November 25 sparked debate among Fizsimmons and Gardner about a confrontation in the fighting game. Both men left the city vowing not to return to the ring, Gardner blaming risky bets on racing as a faster money path.
Confused coverage notes a team slump and unclear blame as fans and followers demand action after a disappointing start. The muddled report mentions players, fans, and a coach figure amid speculation about upcoming changes.
Captain Dowlkin Yan urges M. T. H. S. runners to try out for a revived track program as former athletes return to school for the spring term in the South-shuth region.
The Adderena 1g team press ahead amid optimistic talk of bolstered defense and tactical shifts. Captain Woedthe plans a return to action Friday as Brow- Brack Magitat Werie faces injury setbacks and Elwook sports a standout belt-handal player.
A garbled survey of intercity meets, college lacunae and pro plans outlines a winter sports season. Mentions of Madison Square Garden events, Michigan vs Yale Princeton comparisons, minor leagues Eastern and American associations, and coaching notes surface amid stray references to players and teams.
An old promotional piece touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for headache backache nervousness and other womanly weaknesses. It declares a $500 reward for cures it cannot achieve and urges mothers to seek advice from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York. The ad includes testimonials from women in various states praising relief and faster childbirth aided by the remedy.
In Philadelphia context rumors swirl about upcoming lightweight and featherweight clashes. Mentions of Mik Sullivan and Chiffe reference a legacy era, with boxers like Martin Datty Tom County and Young Corbette linked to potential bouts. Murky notes cover Bud Ryat and Gi pn aul Lydxrahinds plotting late year matches, while references to Tommy Ryan and Tack Hrlan hint at rising contenders.
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