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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
4
A discussion on pepsin ineffectiveness in alkaline midriffs notes that most intestinal fermentation occurs after the chyme becomes impure. An alkaline neutralizing mix is proposed to stimulate gastric juices, halt fermentation, and curb poisonous gases. The suggested formula includes sodium phosphate, essence of peppermint, baking soda, and water with a two-teaspoon dose before meals.
Receipts today 4000 hogs 900 cattle 200 sheep show declines from last week and year. Buyers lacked competition keeping hog prices mostly steady to some higher sales, top at 6.60 while most hogs sold 6.25 to 6.50. cattle and sheep runs were light with generally steady to strong prices and lambs up to 7.50 for the best.
William Tobin of Indianapolis is reelected president of the Indiana Fanciers association. C H Millhouse is secretary. Frank P Johnson becomes treasurer. Vice presidents include C Buschmann, A B Carter, A R Fisher, B S Meyers, and Thomas Campbell. Executive committee named. show attendance exceeds 2500 with more expected. The article notes possible separate dog and cat shows next winter and lists prize winners in poultry, dogs, and cats from Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
The Aftermath club met at Mrs W Pink Hall’s home on N Illinois. Guests included Mrs W W Woodward Mrs C B Rhodes Mrs George M Cornelius and others. Bridge events honored visitors from Dayton Pittsburg and Topeka. Mr and Mrs Samuel Seering plan residence at 617 Lockerbie after their St Pauls Lutheran wedding. Miss Clara Wilson hosts a card gathering for cousin Miss Hudson. Misses Sarah and Ruth Richards visit from Muncie.
Indiana oil belt farmers travel to Indianapolis to protest a bill that would require landowners to bear the cost and responsibility of plugging abandoned wells. At a public hearing Thursday night farmers packed the room arguing the measure would license oil well contractors to impose duties on landowners.
World wrestling champion Frank Gotch and Bulgarian standout Yuassif Mahmount challenged in Chicago. Shortage of details leaves readers awaiting official bout announcement and match particulars.
Advertisement explains distinguishing eczema from inherited blood disorders by using Poslam from Huder’s Weber Drug Co. It promotes a 50 cent sample to test itching relief and a mail offer from Emergency Laboratories, No 32 West Twenty fifth Street New York for a free cure kit to a small eczema area overnight and clear complexion in twenty four hours.
In New Orleans Abe Attell featherweight champion defeated Eddie Kelly of Buffalo in seven brutal rounds. Kelly led early with lefts but Attell surged in the fourth and unleashed repeated body blows, finishing with four knockdowns in the seventh before the sponge was thrown in.
Chicago remains a wet city for at least another year after dry organizers failed to secure 100 000 petition signatures to place a local option question on the April ballot. The No License committee met at the First Methodist church with about 80 attendees. Chairman Hill blamed rushing efforts for the setback and said another push will be attempted next year.
Sacramento Feb 5 The assembly faces a move to reconsider its vote approving a public school segregation bill for Japanese students. Governor Gillett acting on Roosevelt request plans a strong appeal to oppose the measure and back the national administration in seeking an amicable settlement of the Japanese question.
We express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father Patrick J. Griffin and for the many beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Mary Griffin and children.
Notice reports a petition by 75 residents from Delaware, Fall Creek, and Lawrence townships for grading and graveling a 2 mile road on the Hamilton Marion county line. Viewers and an engineer were appointed, cost estimated at 6500 dollars, with a joint Hamilton and Marion County meeting set for February 1909 to determine public utility and hear remonstrances.
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