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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
4
The Indianapolis Sun details subscription rates for in city and out of town delivery, listing six cent daily and weekly options, with six month and yearly terms in advance. Pricing appears for both in city and out of town, with contact details for the editorial and business offices.
The piece cites Iowa farm value at about 4 million dollars for the year, with crops and livestock feeding excluded. It notes a 164 percent rise in Iowa bank deposits since 1896 and a 31 percent rise nationally. It questions tariff revision and argues protective tariffs helped keep prosperity in American politics amid trust growth and railway booms.
The article profiles the Duchess of Marlborough once known as Consuelo Vanderbilt and outlines her social standing, past titles, and shifting public image within American high society.
The piece discusses Caleb Powers and the Goebel assassination aftermath in Kentucky. It argues for a fair new trial, notes previous indictments and sentences, and links Kentucky justice to national perception. It also mentions Indiana fugitives, Lord Kruger funeral, and reflections on fame, memory, and agriculture optimism.
Mrs EC Aiking visits New York and a long list of residents return, relocate, or travel between Indianapolis, Greenfield, Lafayette, Bloomington, and other towns. Weddings, parties, and visits mark a bustling social scene with a charity event for a day nursery and a Japanese card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Johnson.
A patchwork of humor from old magazine snippets recounts a stubborn plumber who overstays his visit while a weary artist declares never to finish a wasted canvas. Other anecdotes include a Vassar astronomy quip about three bodies and a Virginian quip about a clock, all shared at social gatherings.
Health official hesitates on prosecuting Dr M J Spencer former Sty sinktarian for failing to report smallpox. The matter will be reviewed at a forthcoming meeting planned for this week.
A fragmented medical notice describes nervous disorders including dizziness dullness headache and melancholy. It states nerves supply energy to all organs and warns that unrest affects health, urging remedy for afflicted individuals.
An old testimonial touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a nerve tonic that rebuilds worn nerves after a failed medical cure. A parent reports their 17 year old son’s epilepsy and school absence, claiming the remedy restored health within ten months alongside accompanying pills.
A notably valuable bear named Bumbo escaped peril during a Grand Es show at Coney Island Lone Park. He fell from a boundary while performers attempted to move him. After frantic rescue attempts, the bear was revived by a trainer and hospital treatment and returned to quarters in a dazed condition.
Empire patrons praise the Merry Maidens Company for the strong Oll o feature. Charles A Taylor’s scenic melodrama Quest of the Highway at the Park showcases Rocky Mountain scenes with Echo canyon moonlight and a Sioux camp. Alberta Lee and Evelyn Wrads play bold roles while an Irish tavern keeper adds comedy.
This collection shows varied pudding methods including Plum Pudding with brown sugar and currants, Suet Pudding with beef suet and raisins, and English Plum Pudding with bread crumb and milk. Instructions cover mixing, bagging, boiling times, and shelf storage, with notes on substitutions and keeping quality.
Thorough instructions on clarinet, clariphone, mite and breeze instruments offered. J. W. Sletgent leads classes at 484 Vers font st with new phone 77. Nov. 17.
Local coal dealer offers multiple coal types with varied prices suitable for home heating. Emphasizes clean burning with minimal ash and safe storage on wooden floors to maximize heat output.
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