Wonderful Cure of Sore Hands
A striking claim describes a remedy named Cutloura after enduring severe hand pain. The article presents the cure as effective, framing the sufferer’s relief as remarkable and noteworthy.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1905
Page
8
Eight Doctors Fail to Cure Suffering Hands Remedy
A patient describes years of severe hand pain skin peeling and swelling from water exposure. He tried eight doctors and many remedies with no relief before reporting Cure for his hands thanks to Cuticura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warda
Cuticura
Cured by Cuticura Ointment Says Trenton Man
Thomas A. Clancy of Montgomery Street Trenton New Jersey credits Cuticura Ointment with curing his sore hands after three days of treatment and notes he has not missed a day of work since using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Clancy
Montgomery St
Trenton
N.J
Denver
Demand All A Week A Rural County Ward
A garbled report describes weekly salary decisions and personnel movements in a county. It names several individuals including Hazel Smallweed Mike Quinn and others while noting motivation and potential court actions. The text references meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday with talks of persistence and possible changes in employment status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlen
Blair
Tnt
Ivess
Weetiendas
Belzer
Hazel Smallweed
Mike Quinn
Ravin
John Ato Or
Rgam
Polygamy Likely To Grow If Smoot Keeps Seat
Special to the Salt Lake City column reports that Henatar Smoot is expected to retain his Senate seat. The piece argues Smoot's victory would bolster Mormon polygamy’s standing, noting leaders publicly defend the practice as a duty higher than law and that the investigation has made polygamy a matter of public discussion. It also recalls the death of Lucy Bigelow Young, Brigham Young’s widow, and reflects on the church’s enduring influence and family structure in the Mormon hierarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bformons
Washington
Henatar Smoot
National Capitol
United States
Thames
Mrs. Young
Salt Lake
Stes
Lucy Bigotow Young
Eden House
Mear
Brigham
Crawfordsville Firm Plans Complete Beeline Road Contract
The Consolidated Traction Company will finish its line from Indianapolis to Crawfordsville this year. A meeting in the city included George Maywood, William Mitchell, A F Rimney, El Baker, Charles Vanleer, and Edward Teynoida of Crawfordsville to discuss the contract completion. The grade from Indianapolis to town is nearly completed and touted as one of the best in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ispactat
Tipe
Crawfordsville
Companyy
Crawfordavilly
iMweettes
George Po Maywood
William Co. Mitchell
Lafayette
River
Swaley
ASM
Gloghrenner
Eatward Tawking
Indiaapolis
A. F. Rimney
el Baker
Charles Vaneleave
Edward Téynoida
Crawhirdaville
Ned
Cone
Achina
Indiinapolis
Thin Vty
Yne Road
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Inaugural Visit Tampered Debates Cited
A fragmented notice states a delegation will attend the Washington inaugural ceremony and accompany a seventh district debate titled We The Citizens Pest, reflecting a civic event amid unclear wording and missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poe Buninert
Sleventh
Will Dedicate Church In Yoru Indiana
Special to The Sun reports the Raboth Christ Church in Yoru Indiana will be dedicated next Sunday. Rev Carpens ier is expected to lead the ceremonies with charge of the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoru
Ind
Raboth Christan Church
Bynday
Carpensier
Constable Arrested in Saloon Brawl Case
Atlanta constable Morelia Hurbitt faces S201 bond on charges of attempting to kill Calvin Brunson during a saloon fight. The incident unfolded amid a disturbance at a downtown establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Ennoblesvisle
Morelia Hurbitt
Atlanta
Calvin Brunson
Pocketbook theft report leads to suspect arrest
A pocketbook theft case involving Keedeth Meandrews of J dinners led to a suspect, with authorities tracing stolen funds to a Detroit bound route. Detective Sant tracked McAndrews to Detroit and brought him back, while the suspect from Indianapolis faced fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunyer Sal
Keedeth Meandrews
Dodge
Ufarga
Gites Mann
Walasa
Mika Alrewax
Detroit
Broner
Jerry
Indiaapolis
Indiana Man In Charge Special to The Sun Peru
Special to The Sun Peru reports a U S paymaster in the Cuban zone, directed by a Pert Port official, with years of service and duties assigned to the shore line. The in charge role covers military and logistical tasks tied to Penni dnt and the broader Pensacola area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Uel
Viru i Jarkson
Pert
Olin
Penni
Eunal
Wry Slice of Life on Duty and Duty’s Burdens
A playful vignette about Slawlon trudging through heavy drifts while at work on Workles’s pavement. The narrator notes unkind thoughts toward a neighbor as a humorous reflection on effort, fatigue, and the odd entanglements of daily labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slawlon
Workles
Largest Mormon family claim dominates world record photo
The note describes Thomas Edwin Ricks, a former Mormon bishop of Fremont and Bringham counties, as head of the world’s largest family. It claims he had five wives, 42 children, 11 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren, with four children surviving him. The piece mentions legal trouble over polygamy and early life in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mormon
Thomas Edwin Ricks
Fremont
Bringham
Idateo
Rexbure
Hicks
Bishop Ricks
Tellucky
Wes
Edward Brooks a Western deputy with five desparadoes killed
Edward Brooks, longtime deputy, earned a brutal reputation for hunting desperadoes. He recounts surviving a running rifle fight when his pony was shot, taking two kills, and a third wounded man captured later. Another encounter left two assailants dead. Brooks was captured by Indians before escape, enduring brutal captivity and torture before being rescued. He later recovered and continued his frontier work with Standart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brooks
Brooks
Learting Hin
Wing & Bear
Tronks
Canada
Aimee
Brook
Bronk
Lee
Ag Slory
Splefralise Pampgands
Chesterton
Abe Hillel
Polyglot student from the Old Ward earns fame
A boy named Alfredo, raised in hardship, grows into a linguistic prodigy mastering nearly all languages. Despite rough beginnings, apprenticed to a barber, he studies stubbornly, excelling in modern tongues and American dialects. Now married with children, he seeks to share her skills in the United States as a language expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipperprae Press Association
Rume
Netence
Btalina Academy of
Sepenek
Promueli
Alfredo
Geney
Ftc
Bern
Deaconess Hospital prepares for appendectomy for Mrs English
Mrs W E English III awaiting an appendectomy at Deaconess Hospital. She has been treated recently for abdominal issues and faces an operation meant to prevent recurrence. The event is linked to a Masque Social by the American Order with prizes and a fundraiser in Sew York amid various preparations by Mrs Studlie Collins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. English III
Mere Willan
Liemeniger
Conintey
A. Masque Social
Vantin No
Patellite Orde
Wiley
Pepedd
Mies
Studile Collins
Feng
Reform in Indianapolis Schools Too Many Fads
A prominent Indianapolis figure urges practical education over fads in public schools. He warns reforms drift toward unnecessary complexity and stresses core skills like reading, sewing, and crafts, advocating a return to simplicity and focus on preparing children for real work. He asks for understanding and notes the need to profit from this critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Antag
Tadium
Liquozone: a bold sales pitch for a miracle cure
A persuasive request touts Liquozone as a universal remedy killing germs and curing numerous ailments. The text promises a free full-size bottle via sample request, claiming dramatic health benefits and urging immediate action to prove the product’s value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cutloura
Mormons In Politics
Seite
Sefarmers
Miei
Smanot
Lucy B, Young
Ladhovise
Amelia Palace
Amett
Reineti
Margaret Pieter
Eniage
Veritas Aed
Amdt Bolkont Young
Heures
Eben
Thatananona
Workits
Hin
Uast
Blowton
Workley
Anwland
Tir
Idaho
Alek Tiurethd
Bishop Edwin Ricks
Anderson
Plains
Brooke
Ely Sher Aina
West
Indias
Wren
Pew
Swern
Hertte
Wowaed
Lisa
Alfredo Trombetts
Three R'S
Hoch
Aia
Rerma
Ptienn
Myer
Giseasen
Focal Druggist
Linuid Ozone Co
Wabathare
Chicago
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