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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1894
Page
2
A long Sun issue discusses circulation terms, distribution issues, and reader notices. It surveys editorials on Col Lilly, the Commercial club, and general press critique, with remarks on Gen Harrison and political appointments. It notes Indianapolis rising as a horse city and hints at postmaster Sahm.
The article notes a fierce reaction to a Commercial Club election with Col Lilly winning and the News facing sharp rebuke. It questions whether John Holliday weeps over the paper’s antics, highlighting community sentiment and newspaper influence.
A compilation of brief quotes from newspapers criticizing politics and crime in Fairmount and Cincinnati, plus a matrimonial cautionary tale about American independence. It ends with an advertisement praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills for nerve strength digestion and health.
Many dispute whether baldness from disease or neglect is curable. A German specialist, Prof Birkholz of 1011 Masonic Temple Chicago, offers free examination and consultation to determine cure potential. If follicles are alive, treatment is guaranteed or no pay. supply through first class druggist.
The Sun publishes thousands of liner advertisements claiming to reach the People of Indianapolis and Indiana. John E. Morand of Frank Bird Transfer Co. reports fifty two responses to a single liner, illustrating the ads’ strong impact. Some liners are free, others are inexpensive, and they reliably reach readers.
Dr Spinney offers years of experience in treating tarot and lung troubles catarrh asthma bronchial and nervous and chronic diseases of men and women with specialized care and trusted results from a long practiced physician in the field.
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