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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
2
A sensational ad touts Liquazone as a liquid oxygen cure that kills germs anywhere in the body. It claims vast scientific testing and rights sales, offering a free first bottle to prove it, then promises $1,000 for any germ it cannot destroy. The pitch lists numerous diseases and urges readers to request a free full-size sample via mail with a doctor’s recommendation.
The report reviews a contested Verd city dispute involving Wood and Runce with references to Baker, Gen. Keener and Wendy A. Fiiuete. It notes claims of ignorance by officials, a burned czar effigy in Malna Russia and mentions revolved citizens burning a czar amid a complex legal backdrop with no clear judgment.
In Vreland, Indiana, a prominent young married couple announced that the stork would visit their household soon. The news followed a college society entertainment by the wife’s group, and rumors spread that other local husbands would declare similar announcements in due time.
George Brennemer, who feigned insanity, escaped from the county jail and wandered through hallways, dragging mattresses to simulate a collapse then slipping past guards. He allegedly exploited a gap in the jail’s design to reach the outside, where the escape route led toward a yard and a nearby road.
The Star Shore notes a fine Christmas window display by a local shop attracting families who view the bright scene along with a lake setting. The piece highlights the festive sight as rivaling any other window in town and captures seasonal cheer.
A New Hampshire woman credits Grape-Nuts with restoring her health after months of digestive pain and fatigue. She reports relief from stomach distress, clearer mind, regained strength, and return to work after starting the cereal, urging readers to inspect the package copy of The Road to Wellville.
The Browning society will meet at the Pronytacum Tuesday evening. Delta Delta chily will give w vanes at Brenneke academy on December 14. Mrs Allen Conduitt hosts a reception December 16 in honor of Mrs Harold Conduit. Mrs James Hover and I plan a Los Angeles visit. Mina Claire Shover will spend four months with friends in the east. Arthur BL Club chapter Daughter of the American Revolution meets Monday. Bertha Bale will read a paper on Christmas and colonial festivities.
A collection of terse notes from several counties reports scattered items. Mentions include Anderson and Potts areas with references to a machine, a turnout, an explosion, and a marine correspondent. Several lines resemble garbled teletypes or OCR errors reducing clarity of details.
An old advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as natural gastric aids containing pepsin and diastase. It claims they relieve dyspepsia, support stomach function, and help the digestion process, advising wide consumer use and warning against substitutes.
A jumble of clipped syllables and disjointed phrases mentions people names, places, and incomplete actions. The text appears as stray fragments from a page segment with no clear, cohesive event or narrative.
Fragmented clippings describe politics and public notices with mentions of officials, plans, and proposed pay changes. References include senators, a secretary, indictments, and legal actions, plus a promotion for a medicinal syrup. The text weaves through multiple names, places, and dates with partial phrases and unclear context.
A fragmentary OCR from a 19th or early 20th century page mentions a concert arranged by South Side Epworth with scattered names, venues, and ad hoc details. The readable portions reference performers, local figures, and a community event setup, though many words are garbled.
Chicago reports a surge of robberies with multiple killings. A jewelry store was broken into three times in short spans, with thieves looting hundreds in jewelry. Victims are described as often beaten. police blame a spike in crime tied to social conditions and sensational media. Authorities discuss parole and deterrence amid widespread fear.
The fragment describes a snow sculptor at work and a separate tale of brigandry. It references a snow figure titled The Drawings show how time Wy 12 be piled originally and new ee owl hok. The other item, Battle With Brigands, recounts a clash between Rinwians and robbers in Schoarin with heavy casualties.
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