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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1904
Page
6
An ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets while a Tokyo dispatch describes the Japanese soldier as a born fighter with samurai ancestry. It praises conscription avoidance, military education abroad, strict officer conduct, and the close bond between officers and men amid a highly organized, well-read armed force.
A historic ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and increase flesh by aiding digestion of food. It claims a doctor’s endorsement and that the tablets, sold in drugstores, are a simple health solution.
A promotional piece arguing thin people should gain flesh through albuminous foods like eggs and beef. It praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy to improve digestion of flesh-forming foods, claiming they strengthen nerves and organs while making thin individuals plump and well.
A public notice offers a booklet on stomach digestion and its disorders. It explains symptoms such as acid and nervous dyspepsia, slow digestion, and related ailments, with plain language cures and dietary guidance. Readers can request the booklet by sending an ad with their address to BA Stuart Co. Marshall.
An article urges Americans to check digestion as a cause of heart trouble, arguing most heart issues are nonorganic and tied to poor digestion. It links stress, digestion, and nerve control to chest oppression, palpitations, and shortness of breath, recommending Menart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals as a safe aid.
Chicago reports a police shooting as officer Michael Fyou killed Kaspar Nortavich after weeks of marksmanship practice. The incident occurred in a room adjoining Jamile’s place. Stanley family members are noted as residents of 1823 N Delaware Street with Mrs Rebecca Stanley, wife of Building Inspector Stanley, among those mentioned in the wake of the event.
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a miracle germ killer bought for $100,000 for American rights after two years of testing. It asserts the product destroys all germs in the body without tissue damage, lists numerous diseases it claims to cure, and offers a coupon to mail for a full-size bottle with payment to the local druggist.
Mayor Koltzman convened city officials and councilmen Monday at noon to discuss urgent need for funding the Kruger recommended police expansion. The proposal includes 59 additional patrolmen and new patrol wagons.
A strange event in Webster City IA reports every clock in Central High School stopping at 8:00 am last week, timed near the Java eruption. Investigation suggests an electrical disturbance may link the high school outage to the eruption, though coincidence remains possible, with no other clocks affected.
A physician named Marcus Petersen, while en route to treat a patient near Ridgewood, slipped into an unfilled grave at the former Union cemetery. He was rescued after more than an hour, aided by his dog which kept its head above him and barked to summon help. He credits the dog with saving his life. In Tamaqua Pa, a child begins cutting a third set of teeth as several grinders emerge.
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