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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1907

Page

8

Village of Tormery Menaced by Overhanging Rock

A dangerous rock mass dubbed the Rock of Damocles threatens the 250 residents of Tormery in Savoie. Government engineers urge evacuations and relocation after chalk erosion shifts the rock’s center of gravity. Meanwhile Paris hosts a wine growers fete in the Bercy district, with a festive parade including Father Noah and Bacchus figures amid a broader crisis noted in France.

Hearst News Service Raoul DE Saint Rene Paris Ormery Savoie Tormery Uut Damocles Bercy France Father Noah Bacchus Silenus

Yale Freshmen Measured By Dr Born At Gymnasium

Yale freshman physiques summarized by Dr F J Born. Data from 331 students include age 19 height six feet one inch weight 187.4 pounds lung capacity 256 cubic inches forearm strengths 94.3 and 84.3 pounds back 262.4 legs 290.8 pounds, plus pull ups six and push ups four. Other notes mention Michigan freshman Joe Horner’s 45 foot shot in practice, Keene Fitzpatrick’s prediction, J D Springer’s horse sale, Dennis Horgan’s slow recovery, Fred Tenney’s long baseball service, Eli Parsons barred by I A bars Yale, stallion stake nominations nearing Dec 31, and Maine football captain Harrison P Higgins.

Yale F. J. Born Michigan Joe Horner Keene Fitzpatrick

World over cure claim for cold in one day

An old advertisement touts a cold cure claim using a laxative bromquine product imported worldwide. The box bears E W Groves signature and the price is listed as 25 cents.

E. W Grove

Stabichs Majestic and Enders Razor Prices

Stabichs Majestic at $1.60 and Enders Safety Razor at $1.00 listed. Gus Habich located at 1291 W. Washington Street.

Stabich’s Majestic Enders

Shah of Persia Embraces Telephone Petition System

The Persian shah set up a public telephone booth in Seheran connecting to the palace for subjects to petition directly. Each day from dawn to sunset lines form to plead for favors, a move seen as modernizing royal access and aligning with American innovation. Some suspect a secretary handles calls, but the act signals royal endorsement of the method.

King Edward Boosts Health After Marienbad Cure

Special to The Indianapolis Sun reports London dispatch saying King Edward enjoys remarkable health and energy after his Marienbad cure. He works hard, resembles a vigorous 66 year old, and kept Sir Felix Semon at Balmoral, though not for medical advice.

Indianapolis London Edward Balmoral Sir Felix Semon Sir Felix

Beating the horses in melodrama humor

A short exchange about making hoofbeats for a melodrama and a local ad page noting various shop offerings. The 50 cent per night rate is mentioned, along with entries for Accordion Dress Plaiting at 3614 Circle and Drenison Barker Shop. The item ends with Wulschner's and Mew Pines $166 and up.

Insurance merger offer to reinsure Mutual Accident

Security Casualty of Indianapolis proposes to reinsure Mutual Accident Insurance to cover policy holders and pay the company’s legitimate debts at no extra cost. Col. R. E. Thayer of Greenfield is listed as president, with A. L. Sarran as president of Mutual Accident Insurance.

the Security Casualty Company Indianapoli Col RE. B. Thayer Greenfield Mutual Accident Insurance Company A. L. Sarran Alabama

Richcreek Auto At Auction Sale

Personal belongings of Mrs Seth M Richcreek wife of the absent banker will be sold next Tuesday morning. Items centered on the residence at 2011 College Ave. An electric automobile used by Mrs Richcreek to be sold to the lowest bidder. Lew Shank the auctioneer will oversee the sale.

Seth M. Richcreek College Ave Hkichcreek Lew Shank

Warrant Charged Belt Railway With Delaying Street Cars

City councilman Charles L Hartman swore out a warrant against the Belt Railway on Tuesday for delaying street car traffic by more than three minutes. The dispute centers on a 15 minute delay caused Monday by a switch engine blocking six cars at E Washington Street and the Belt Railway system.

Belt Railway Company Charles L. Hartman E. Washington St Belt Railway

Receiver sought for Hebrew cemetery near the city

Julius M. Kaminsky and other well known Hebrews sue for a receiver for the Hebrew cemetery south of the city. Defendants include Chevre Bene Jacob and Congregation Sharrah Tefilla with its officers and trustees. The petition says trustees have managed the cemetery since 1882 and used profits to build a synagogue. Plaintiffs seek a $4,000 judgment for the cemetery to serve orthodox Hebrews.

Julius M. Kaminsky Chevre Bene Jacob Congregation Sharrah Tefilla

Kendall seeks two new Indianapolis schools before winter

Superintendent C N Kendall urged the City School Board on Tuesday to approve construction of two new school buildings in Cerealinetown and Brightwood. He cited a number of other locations needing additional schools and outlined the broad need for more facilities.

C. N. Kendall Indianapolis Public Schools City School Board Cerealinetown Brightwood Kendall

Football hat-pin holder decorates autumn fashion

A shield shaped hat-pin holder with a pyrographic hero motif becomes a popular seasonal ornament. Hat pins feature football heads, angled through the shield for a stylish dressing table piece. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a preventive and curative remedy with noted merit.

Hood

Full dress edict tightens London cafe rules

London reports outline sumptuary discipline mirrored at Savoy dining rooms where entry depends on evening dress. A ballot among patrons shows overwhelming support for strict attire, with even princes barred unless properly dressed. The piece also notes ancestry links to George Washington and a hypnotic anaesthesia incident at a London hospital, plus King Edward at Newmarket and beef price contrasts between Britain and the United States.

Richard Abercohen London King Edward's Court Savoy England

Willey Leads Water Company Bowling Showdown

Willey of the Water company five rolled 201 219 and 222 in three games, the last score the high individual. Schnei der tied with 219 for second, Cray added 216 for third. Water company edged ahead in series as Liebers, Kingans won straight, while Indiana Nationals and Browns fell. Reach of Basses posted high score 188 as other teams dropped three games.

Willey Water Company Five Schneider Liebers Cray The Water Company Fletchers T We Liebers and Kingans Marotts Lilly Stalnaker Indiana Nationals Browns Central Unions Capital Nationals Marion Alleys

Royal children not pampered or overdressed

Royal children across Europe are reared in plain healthy fashion with simple food and work. Queen Victoria’s era set the example for unostentatious parenting. The czarina and Princess of Wales are noted for hands on mothering and simple, regular meals. Norwegian, Spanish, Roumanian royals also emphasize natural, modest upbringing and close maternal care amid court life. Kirkhoff led the McCabes in a bowling series with 199 high game as Washington Alleys hosted the event.

Victoria Princess of Wales England Czarevitch Queen Victoria Queen Maude Norway Spain Roumania Olaf Lke Maude Duke of Edinburgh

Glass Works Receiver Named for Rochester and Keystone Tumblers

Addison Thompson was yesterday appointed receiver for the Rochester Tumbler Co and the Keystone Tumbler Co, affiliated with the National Glass Co. The two firms, largest tumbler plants, carry liabilities of 110000 and assets of 150000.

Glass Works Pittsburg Addison Thompson Rochester Tumbler Company Keystone Tumbler Company National Glass Company

Brother breaks vase in quarrel over wife

A domestic dispute ends with a vase shattered when a husband strikes his wife in a heated moment. He expresses remorse for the action, noting the vase’s destruction. Local authorities or records are not mentioned. The exchange highlights a domestic lapse and its remorseful reflection.

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