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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1909
Page
4
Physicians endorse alkaline elixirs and neutralizing mixtures over pepsin for chronic indigestion. A home formula using sodium phosphate essence of seal mint and baking soda is suggested to neutralize stomach acid, halt fermentation, reduce gas, and boost digestive secretions, with relief in minutes and possible cure in two to three weeks. The remedy is inexpensive and widely available at druggists.
The Grand hosts a star lineup next week headlined by Rossiter's Novelty Dancing Four a quartet of swift dancers. Also featured are Tom Barry and Madge Hughes in A Story of the Street with a Bowery tale of love and vanity, and Kinodrome comedies A Fake Doctor and The Acrobatic Maid.
Jo seph Santley stars in Lucky Jim co authored with William C Beckwith blending real life themes with a mining adventure to restore a fortune. The Forepaugh company offers Shore Acres with a dramatic tender love story, strong visuals, and a realistic storm scene plus a silver wedding dinner and authentic stock scenery.
Miss Camille D Arville renowned lyric star opens a vaudeville tour at the Grand next week under contract with Sam 8 Lee Shubert Inc and Max C Anderson. The program features her songs and a strong act lineup including Porter J White The Victor by Oliver White The Three Mosher cyclists Hughes Mazie and Raymond Hall George B Snyder and Harry Buckley No Smoking Allowed by the musical comedians plus magician routine by Henry Clive and Miss Mabel Maitland. Joseph Santley presents Lucky Jim at Park with Ninety and Nine at Park Theater and a prairie fire scene with a steam engine and daring rescue on stage.
The Majestic Theater will host Forepaugh Stock Company presenting James A. Herne's Shore Acres a naturalistic coastal drama praised as the finest domestic pastoral work. It marks the first local stock production of this acclaimed American drama noted for its realism and enduring position in theater history.
Ward and Vokes, the oldest comedy team, bring The Promoters to the Park theater for a three day run starting Monday Jan 18. Dickson and Talbott finally secured the return after vocal demand from patrons following an earlier Park appearance.
Next week the Empire theater will feature Uncle Sam's Belles a top burlesque on the Empire circuit. The company of over 40 performs two burlesques Americans Abroad and A Disputed Check with original humor. Principal acts include James Ten Brooke and an all star vaudeville lineup Scanlon and Steens Prevost and Brown the Van Cooks Richard Brothers Gracey and Burnett and George Herz.
New Gabety theater offers two complete reels and a full vaudeville lineup for next week headlined by DeMonic and Belle the Great American Travelers. Hampson the ventriloquist and Waltzer Twins Norma Gray and George Peltier join a varied bill with post show specials featuring local amateurs on Wednesday and Friday. Manager Croge says a daily matinee will also be presented.
Mrs Louise Lewellyn of Powell South Dakota reports that after years of sick headache she used Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills on a attack and experienced speedy relief. The advertisement describes headache caused by nerves at the base of the brain linking to stomach and other organs and claims the pills soothe irritated brain nerves and stop nausea.
County records list numerous allowances and salaries including the recorder Harry R Wallace 3913.94, Albert Sahm as auditor 4375, clerk salaries 150 and 50, deputy assessors and health secretary 104.16, and many project payments such as bridges and culverts with amounts ranging up to 3402 for Lick Creek Main St. Beech Grove. The report notes Marion County Auditor Albert Sahm confirms appointment times for a public meeting.
The local life section notes the marriage of Miss Mary Lobraico to Frank Pinella of Louisville with the ceremony at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral and a Wallahalla hall reception. It also reports a Neighborhood club card evening with a pink-tapered dinner, a bridge party for Miss Elsie Street, a family move to Franklin, Ind., and various ladies’ social gatherings including a Maennerchor card party at the clubhouse.
ALOON 3 CLARK WILL LECTURE AT ART INSTITUTE A number of lectures are to be given at the Herron Art Institute this month. One lecture of special public interest will be by Alson S. Clark next Wednesday night on the romantic chateaux country of France. He will exhibit 30 paintings of historic structures with lantern views of exteriors and interiors and tell many stories of the castles. Admission to the institute including the lecture will be ten cents. Other lectures by D. C. Brown Otto Stark and Dr. H. R. Allen will follow for art students and staff comments.
J Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers writes to William T Her detailing praise for miners and willingness to endure prison if it rouses miners to duty. He suggests coal workers nationwide should join the union. Robert Edeson gains strong notices for The Call of the North as he tours Boston, New England and soon midwest cities.
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