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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1894
Page
4
A chaotic anonymous fragment lists multiple incidents including a lynch of a man named Seymour, a farmer with a razor, thefts, and suicides across Indiana towns like Richmond Columbus and Shelbyville. The jumble references births deaths legal actions and local crimes with little coherence.
A sweeping portrait of Prof. Phelps hailed as the world famed physician who popularized Paine's celery compound as a cure. The text extols his Connecticut birth, Yale medical training, and Dartmouth chair, noting endorsements from state figures and national leaders. It touts the remedy as a universal cure for nervous prostration, digestive issues, and ailing vitality, claiming widespread testimonials and enduring efficacy.
The Baltimore club plans a spring tour to Texas while Yale joins a Boston game setup. Schaefer dominates a billiards match against Ives, with a high score and improving average. Indianapolis shifts personnel with Uncle Abner Jarrympie returning to railroading and Schaefer’s league status remains unsettled.
A program titled Premalion sad uislates will be presented at St Joseph's hall next Thursday evening under Wim Loyd and Mrs Mabe. Glean Hunter will render vocal selections. James Goodlet, longtime Hagghville resident, died Friday at home of pneumonia. He was an Oberst ... superintendent of the Malleable plant. A trial cost bill relating to Charles Cobb, the Willie Wiloon murder, was submitted to county commissioners. The county court called the bill expensive. Reverend Charles N Sims said no vote had been cast by churches on women representation to the general conference.
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