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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1908

Page

3

Peruna Promises Cold Relief From Catarrh Treatments

Letters from readers extol Peruna as a preventive and cure for throat and lung catarrh and chronic bronchitis. Mrs Harding of Syracuse says it prevents choky throat spells, while Mrs Chomer of Chicago notes rapid improvement in her sick child after using Peruna. Others report weight gain, appetite boost, and long-term cough relief, with buyers now offered solid medicine forms.

E. ‘J. Chomer Emerald Ave Chicago Virginia Caviana Cambridge Block Portland Ore Teruna S. J. Kouitz Leavel St Nashville Tenn

Five Cent Theaters in Chicago Face Closure

Chicago reports that 110 nickel showhouses have closed amid the moving picture machine trust's rise. The new $8 million corporation doubled film prices, threatening a further 5 percent of remaining venues with shutdowns.

Moving Picture Machine Trust

Publishers Arrested in Libel Case in Chicago

Theodore G. Nelson Charles W. Boyne and John Gentner publishers of the Equity Farm Journal were arrested in Chicago on libel charges brought by J. A. Everitt of Indianapolis.

Theodore G. Nelson Charles W. Boyne John Gentner Equity Farm Journal American Society of Equity Chicago J. A. Everitt Indianapolis

Lincoln's Birth Observed in Chicago on Lincoln's Birthday

Chicago marked the ninety ninth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth with a general observance on February 12. The events reflected local recognition of the nation’s Civil War era leader.

Chicago Abraham Lincoln

Merchants Prepare for Spring Business in New York

More than 30 buyers from western cities visit New York with an estimated 100 million dollars to spend on spring goods. Hotels overflow as traveling salesmen fill city rooms while overflow seekers stay in smaller family hotels. The arrival of the vanguard Monday signals a crowded week as trains bring more buyers seeking a busy season.

New York

Love in the Village Affects Henrietta Amid Rumor

Miss Mead excites village judgment by labeling Rutherford untrustworthy and stirring jealousy in Henrietta's guardian. Henrietta questions his departure and her feelings deepen as Mrs Ainsley worries over the young woman's affections and the fading old romance.

Miss Mead Mrs. Ainsley Henrietta Rutherford Mrs. Ainstey Mrs Mead Mr. Rutherford Henrica Mgr. Rutherford Deacon Rhodes Mice and Men Agleys

The Secret Revealed for Thin Women

Madame Moncaux a New York beauty expert claims a simple nervine treatment can develop the bust arms and neck through skin nourishment. Readers are instructed to mix glycerine cadomene rose water borax and apply twice daily, promising rapid transformation and inviting secrecy for modest women.

Madame Moncaux New York

Dairies Inspected and Scored by City Health Board

Robert Alexander and D. C. Stanton milk experts for the City Board of Health have inspected and scored over 100 dairies since January 1. A card system keeps a record for each dairy.

Robert Alexander D. C. Stanton City Board of Health

Grand theater previews and Dresden Doll feature week

The Grand hosts Master Gabriel with May Ward and Dresden Dolls in a kid friendly bill. Miss Ward plans a Friday afternoon for a marked program awarding a Dresden doll to the holder. Park presents Simple Simon Simple at the Park theater with Mose the imp and lively musical numbers.

Gabriel PARK Texas Simon Simple Majestic Clyde Fitch For2 Raugh Stock Company Empire Marion Swentucky Belles” Company Gayety Master Gabriel Pretty May Ward the Grand Miss Ward Park Theater Simon Mose

Sound teeth linked to digestion in early dental note

An article cites explorers Livingstone and Stanley noting that African tribes often have white sound teeth due to undisturbed digestion and simple diets. It argues dyspepsia in civilized peoples causes dental issues and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure, urging readers to order a sample from F A Stuart Co, Marshall Michigan.

Livingstone Henry Stanley Africa Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Scenery Restored For Forepaugh Show After Rain Loss

The Forepaugh company faced a delayed production when Cincinnati shipped scenery arrived drenched in rain. Three artists were sent to Indianapolis to repaint three sets after manager Fish advised a repair. The Monday matinee proceeded with the refreshed stages and a new posting of the acts.

Majestic Cincinnati Manager Fish New York

Hollett Is Elected President Of Commercial Club

John E. Hollett was elected president of the Commercial club by the new board of directors. Henry T. Conde was chosen first vice president, EE. A. Hendrickson second vice president, Andrew Smith treasurer, and R. G. McClure secretary. The board approved starting Fall creek boulevard work and formed a committee to secure a pavilion at City hospital for contagious diseases with other organizations.

John E. Hollett Commercial Club Henry T. Conde EE. A. Hendrickson Andrew Smith R. G. McClure Fall Creek

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