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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1904
Page
5
Readable fragments describe coffee pots tea pots kettles and bowls with terms like Berlin and blue and white ware. Mentions prices per unit and grade indicators but lacks complete details or full items.
In a tense scene Professor Piazzi faces a suspected poisoning in his mill, as Vandeleur presses for the milksource culprit. The discussion reveals crime intent and a looming Royal Institute revelation linked to Mme Sere hermit and Donna Marta, with Pollak’s patents tying into the danger to Piazzi’s life.
In Columbus February a Sitting Bull relative serves in the Hocking Valley railway police. Whitehawk, son of a sister of Bling Bur wid utepron, joined 40 cops to monitor thieves among crowds. Whitehawk, who aided Custer massacre victims, was born at Brandn Rock North Dakota and served as a scout and interpreter in various campaigns before settling in Kansas and later Columbus in 1901.
Appleton Wis Feb 19 Matoxen once world famous as Carlisle football star arrived with a load of pulp wood on the reservation nearby. He said he is farming now and joked about the cash from selling the pulp while his return to the wildland life of his fathers on the Oneida reservation is noted.
Thkro Matsumoto, a successful Indianapolis businessman, speaks of his old army saber as a symbol of friendship with Japan. He says if his country needs him he will fight, praising Japan’s potential to win the war and noting he would volunteer if called. He expects many volunteers at home will join as conflicts in the East unfold.
London reports Cayit Foote of the Mary Hendry traded in southern Nigeria and, after meeting King Ogbu of the Jakimen, obtained a Black man's skin as a skin prize for slippers. The king’s actions led to a fatal injury for the victim, whose skin was taken by order.
In a blaze at Hanan & Sons Brooklyn the fourth floor fire sparked chaos on the fifth floor as four girls attempted to reach fire escapes. Some regaining their wits helped responders while two workers suffered burns and one woman was carried out unconscious. The fire, fueled by overturned cement sacks, prompted two alarms.
In La Grande Oregon on February report from Huntington states ashes fell across the area and as far west as Durkee and possibly farther east. The rain persisted for several hours leaving thick gray ash on the ground as Huntington amid mountains near the Snake River seeks the direct cause and path of the ash fall.
A Philadelphia woman details a severe facial epithelioma case that covered one side of her face and reached her eye. After multiple doctors failed, she used Catharine remedies including Catara Clorment and Cathara Boap, with relief in a week and lasting cure, praising the treatment’s safety and effectiveness.
A historical letter extols Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and bladder disease. Dr. S. Garst and JoAn Moran recount decades of suffering and rapid improvement after using the remedy, claiming complete cures and strong faith in its safety and regulation.
An advertisement touts Safe Cure as a vegetable remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder diseases. It claims rapid, comprehensive healing, urges no substitutes, offers free medical advice, and markets at 4 cents or $1 per bottle with a Rochester address and Warners Safe Pills for gentle jewel movement.
An electrical system for rapid rabbit growth is described in Ann Arbor. Small animals raised in simple wooden enclosures with magnetic electric fields reached normal size two thirds faster than natural growth. The rabbits remained normal in size, showed gentler temperament, and proved tender for stock market use.
In Lincoln Nebraska on February 12 W J Bryan responds to accusations of being a dictator within the Democratic party. He notes disagreements over the Kansas City platform and criticizes Republican and organ opinions while maintaining party sanity.
News from New York states that many men seek enlistment in Japan and the UK army, but Japanese law bars foreign admission. Women have applied for renunciation, and the Japanese minister in Washington sent word that no foreigner can join the UK forces.
In Malden Massachusetts on February 12 a clash occurred between two high school girls over a boy. The fight took place near the Middlesex border with gloves and ringside paraphernalia involved. One girl sustained a broken nose and the altercation ended with both parties deemed unsuitable by officials.
A letter to Piette spurs new life health awareness among thousands of weak and ailing women. Readers are invited to consult De Fire ty eues and Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription promises relief from backaches headaches and other so called womanly ailments, with confidential guidance from Buffalo NY. The passage cites medical schools and regional names in a fragmented OCR style.
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