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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1903
Page
8
A nineteenth century style health note warns that poor diet fattens stomach distress and indigestion. It links overeating and improper foods to dyspepsia with symptoms of unrest, sleeplessness, and nervousness. Aimed at readers seeking relief, it recommends dietary adjustments to ease stomach discomfort.
A garbled notice mentions Millard and Arrive She Did with fragmented phrases about street names, a GN label, and school staff changes. The text references Miss Buttands volunteering, Tekite tax, and a promotion to Principal with potential personnel moves involving Miss Julie Mitre.
A fragmented narrative recalls bustling New York shops during a holiday rush. A mysterious woman in a blue coat, hat, and handbag draws attention as patrons and clerks watch her moves near the counter. The scene captures winter commerce and public curiosity as plans unfold.
The article describes early skating instruction focusing on edge control and toe push. It details the “cutting the circle” method, body positioning, and weight on the outside edge, with emphasis on safe, efficient strokes and strong balance for developing skaters and beginners alike.
A garbled era of a fraudulent health offer touts free one week trials to “weak men” promising renewed vitality and youth. It urges readers to send name and address with no money upfront, claiming the remedy rebuilt strength and stamina and claims nationwide reach despite the confusing, withered text.
Indianapolis readers learn prices for poultry eggs butter and cheese among varied goods. The listing mentions turkeys eggs cheese flour tallow wool and numerous farm and household items with wholesale and retail pricing across multiple vendors in the market. The long crude OCR shows extensive itemized offerings including meats dairy grains canned goods fruits and produce with scattered place names and dates.
An OCR damaged page fragment lists railroad routes and schedules for several lines including Lake Erie and Western, Indianapolis area connections, and Pennsylvania lines. It also advertises rooms, stores, and property for rent or sale with scattered addresses and numeric rates, ending with references to Firee and Reilly real estate services.
A garbled timetable lists passenger departures from Pendayvenia and Washington streets, with first car at 6 a.m. and additional services including Sunday runs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. It mentions connections via Indianapolis, Shelbyville, and Southchester Traction Company routes and references ticketing at Hoder's.
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