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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
5
Mrs J Rush Bronson urges daily face cleansing for clear skin. She endorses thorough nightly scrubbing with soap and water, then cold cream massage, followed by occasional daytime cleanses and gentle wiping to remove grime and makeup. She warns against scented soaps and cheap creams, recommending trusted drugstore preparations containing spermaceti, wax, lanoline and almond oil.
A village girl Mary Wood pursues a larger life through writing and study. A doctor in love with her urges restraint as she leaves for the city, only to return years later to continue the work she began, while facing a painful reunion and renewed dedication.
A Noblesville man seeks city council action to install an electric street lamp for gate safety. Reports recount dental meeting hassles in Shelbyville, a tale of a cat and catnip saving a fire, a Kirklin wagoneer injured, chickens killed in Elliott’sville, rude churchyard remarks met with a punch, and prizefighter Walter Meenach’s finances. Other briefs cover a Mishawaka lad’s injuries after a Laporte outing, Guy Buckner’s promotion in the Philippines, Orville Hamblin ped 16 fined for concealed weapons, and Rushville’s Jack Stephens joining the Ananias club.
Lon Boyd travels to Richmond in a private car to serve a subpoena in a civil suit. He praises the experience, noting pleasant treatment by the Pennsylvania company and a car with a band, fruit basket, and no cigars. Deputies Ranklin and Martin attend Lincoln club events and recall a large Marion county turnout. The US marshal’s office is busy after the Davis case verdict with witnesses and jurors greeting staff.
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