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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1895
Page
2
The Sun prints time to subscribe and notes an eight page edition tomorrow with Haggar’s serial The People of the Mist. It laments Denison hotel fire lessons, urges better water supply and fire equipment, and critiques police conduct and local politics.
Emma Serler once a famed exhibit star in museums across the country lies in a back room at 157 Clark Street Chicago near death from ossification. A police-aided subsistence fund exists as she is 27 and has spent seven years of her life earning a living in museums.
Extaxative preparations underway for a winter circus in the cyclorama building next week with a tiger-tamgled ring and a lemonade booth run by a young ladies committee. Marriages, social events at the Spencer house and English hotel entertainments mark a busy week with speeches, piano recitals, and dialect performances. A charity drive seeks $6,000 yearly with $2,400 pledged so far, while local clubs host health talks, soup giveaways, and lunches serving thousands.
Advertisers claim children resist medicine but eagerly take Scott's Emulsion due to pleasant taste. The product blends Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda to strengthen bones and nerves, with physicians surprised by the gains in delicate children. Sold by Scott & Bowne, New York, at 50 cents and four dollars.
A collage of satirical and critical lines from multiple Indiana papers. It criticizes Gov McKisley not seeking a senator’s post, condemns Winnie Smith’s lawyers for a new trial, laments rising public debt under the Democratic rise, mocks Congressman Wilson’s tariff bill, and notes a sensational Chinese emperor incident as reported with a mock tale of editors’ fates.
Many items listed with varied prices for canned goods shoes and soap including 60 for codfish 4c for salt fish and 2 for tea samples. The ad promotes sample shoe counters at 760 W Washington with auction style sale and delivery to shoppers near the corner West and Washington Streets.
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