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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
6
An advertisement by Dr. Gur Clifford Powell promotes a no money cure for deafness and head noises. It claims a simple self-application method, free initial information, and payment only after proven results. It asserts universal efficacy and urges readers to mail name and address for details.
Mrs. Maury Rogers stands trial accused of murdering her husband in a plot with two co defendants Estella Buses and Lean Parham. Confessed details describe luring Rogers to a riverbank, binding his hands, suffocating him with chloroform, and concealing evidence. The case cites planned actions to dispose of the husband and a prior child loss amid indictments.
Indianapolis residents share experiences with kidney and back pain relief after using Dan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Mrs Terrence of 1621 Shelby reports lasting improvement. The testimonial urges readers to remember the product name and buy from local druggists.
In Sullivan Indiana three dozen pupils including four young women faced charges after a teacher was bound to an ice trough and doused with icy water. Misa Sinclair recounts the incident noting the pupils also mocked and threatened rescue efforts. The case drew local sympathy for the perpetrators amid calls for severe punishment.
At Hanover Indiana on December 10 the flag of truce is struck and classes will resume on Thursday. Sophomores will be reinitiated and return to studies as normal operations resume at the college.
The body of the man killed in a December quarrel by contractor Speigel in Bloomington Indiana was unclaimed and has been turned over to the medical department of Indiana University for dissection.
Greenfield Ind December 10 staff cor says Hancock county will swing Democratic in the next presidential election with a growing majority while Republicans brace for shifts. Judges and local leaders discuss candidates such as Kern and Felt, noting Kern’s statewide recognition and party loyalties. Col Thayer smiles of public friendliness and strong local networks are described, with speculation on governor races and party dynamics in Hancock County.
Greenfield lives on memories and mischief as residents recall Riley, Will Vanter, Low and Lon, and a painter’s careless charm. The piece visits old homesteads, boyhood antics, and the famous pantry door, linking Hancock county lore with a lively town portrait.
Judge Oldham, head of the insolvency bureau, urges a Department of Justice investigation after a long conference with Receiver Borworth of the Indiana National Bank. He believes there are grounds for action and signals poor prospects for depositors. The Buescher Manufacturing Co statement shows liabilities at 80000 dollars with 55000 dollars due the bank, linked to an ink failure and plant assignment.
Bluffton Indiana December 1 sympathy grows for John W Terrell charged with killing his son in law Melvin Waite as defense testimony begins. Family and friends aware of Wolfe domestic troubles recount tor ture inflicted on his young wife. The report notes Wolfe sometimes met Terrell and a revolver was shown.
Five Lincoln county farmers who aided and shot Hart Tracy the bandit on August will receive a $250 reward offered for his capture dead or alive. The reward has been held up 15 months due to a suit brought by the Lincoln county sheriff and others. Senator Clark Under Knife in New York operation for an abscess in his right ear. He is said to be doing well and will remain in his apartments for at least three weeks.
Realdente of Louisville sue a railroad company claiming a trolley car stop to let a passing train caused them to miss connections. In Loganport Indiana, residents oppose smoke from the courthouse and plan a tall stack grill to give the county building a factory-like look.
Washington dispatch notes the Persian Building rotunda hosting inaugurations with a detailed display of a unique model of the ship Constitution. George W. Barnes oversees the exhibit, replicating masts, spars, rigging, rigging, and gingerbread work, drawing public interest amid Congress debates on naval spending. Two aged sailors, once part of the original crew, are now residents in Philadelphia.
The text lists various skin eruptions and symptoms such as ulcers sores swollen glands and throat issues. It mentions symptoms like mood fever and rashes and hints at blood poisoning and congenital conditions. It asserts that proper treatment will heal lesions and reduce swelling, claiming marks will fade and health return.
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