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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1908
Page
3
Indiana readers praise Peruna for catarrh and related ailments with testimonials from Della May Samuels Tipton and J H Seiver Edinburg. Several customers report relief from neuralgia stomach issues and nervous prostration after using Peruna and Lindol or Manalin, urging others to try the remedy.
In Chapter X Laura Jean Libby dramatizes Gabrielle as Rutherford confronts her faithfulness. He rails against Hurst’s visits, threats divorce if she flirt s, and Gabrielle calmly asserts devotion while hinting at an impending yacht race as the moment she will decide.
A dramatic scene unfolds aboard the Lady Clyde as a yacht wedding tale intertwines with a darker past. The owner Mr Hurst confronts Martin the former first mate about the Hannah ice wreck and desertion, hinting at hidden danger, with the confrontation paused by the note TO BE CONTINUED.
A newspaper promotion by Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting claiming a constitutional cause and advising mothers not to blame the child. The method is said to help adults and elderly people with daytime or nighttime urinary difficulties and requires no payment.
A New Yorker with touring ties remarks that western diners share a casual air. In Omaha a lawyer, entering a restaurant, is approached by a waiter who humorously offers deviled kittens, pig’s feet, and calves brains. The lawyer replies, stating he came to eat and asks what troubles the waiter has.
A satirical and fragmented clipping includes an editorial urging readers to read and share the message, spoof political rants praising Hughes and taunting Taft, a Far West dispatch about ships at Punta Arenas, vaudeville notes, and odd notices about recruiting and letters needing homes. The piece blends humorous asides with political jabs and social scenes.
Mr Delbert B Craft of Lowell Indiana writes of chronic catarrh nose throat and stomach suffering for years. After trying medicines and doctors he began Peruna prescribed by Dr Hartman and after thirteen bottles claims full cure and urges others with catarrh to use the remedy.
A reader asks if letters are written unaided or with help and notes the police commissioner has set up a police dogs corps. The writer suggests creating a corps of sea dogs as fleet auxiliaries, proposing letters and pointers could be trained to point.
At the Undesirables' Club Grand Ball hosted in the clubhouse a late night party featured the Limburger Envoy as guest of honor. Dr Wiley supplied a day off for the Poison Squad to enjoy supper. A glucose jelly centerpiece and artful menu printed by Public Printer Stillings wowed attendees. A spat involving Shorter and Ugller over the Envoy as a piece of cheese marred the event slightly.
Classified advertisement notes a personal political valet seeks a new job after long service to Bea e mployer. It asks who knows what happened to Joseph B. Foraker and mentions an analyst communicating with a friend. Also offers a reward for a lost boom near the White House and a Nebraskan seen with a Big theft.
Send for a free treatment of Rholoids advertised to test efficacy before purchase. Arrangements are mailed in this city with Henry J. Huder at 2 W Washington St and via Maryland and Pennsylvanies to handle Rholoids. The full size $1 treatment can be secured there. Send name and address to The Rholoids Co Washington DC.
Notable American singers Clarence Whitehill and Madame Cahier of Indiana are praised for international success. Whitehill performs at Berlin Royal Opera and Covent Garden English performance. Cincinnati May Festival led by Frank van der Stucken to feature Wagner works and Elaydi’s Four Seasons.
Frank Van Camp of Van Camp Packing Co was elected president by the board. Albert Baker was chosen vice president and Bert B. Adams secretary. Horace E. Smith was re elected treasurer for eight years and Addison C. Harris retires as club president.
Five persons were killed and 40 injured when a tornado wrecked Tyler Texas yesterday. Four victims belonged to the Francis family and another was an elderly Black man. Several injured were not expected to recover.
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