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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
2
The article states that hurried bolting of imperfectly chewed food is the main cause of dyspepsia and offers a home remedy. It urges eating slowly and avoiding rich foods, plus a neutralizing elixir made from sodium phosphate essence of sealmint baking soda and water to be taken before meals.
Henry Harris a 28 year old Negro janitor of 724 N West street was crushed to death Wednesday night as the freight elevator trapped him between the ninth floor and the shaft. Firemen and police failed to free him for over an hour and a quarter.
In New York on January 14 a blue eyed baby boy deserted by his mother was found in deep snow, guarded by a dog. Samuel Segal of Brooklyn reported a muffled cooing bundle, the infant was dressed in a pink dress and booties and survived the cold, taken to police custody and then placed in foster care.
Mrs. Caroline Miles wife of J A Miles a retired restaurant proprietor died Wednesday at the family residence 2318 N Illinois Street Indianapolis resident for 35 years after about six months illness The funeral will be Saturday afternoon at 2318 N Illinois Street Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery
A reader testifies that Grape-Nuts and cream revived his wife from poor health and stomach issues. He notes she regained her strength and now appears rosy and plump, praising the food’s value. Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Mich. is the source.
Major Escott reports widespread hunger and fuel needs as snow and unemployment strike Indianapolis. The Salvation Army visits homes, provides food clothing and fuel after checks, and offers sleeping quarters for single men at S Capitol Ave. Donations to Major Escott or his assistants via Baldwin block office or phone Main 2276 are welcome.
The Indianapolis breweries face a general strike as union workers refuse a proposed wage cut and demand a three year contract. Central Labor Union and State Federation of Labor support the unions, while employers accuse delegates of coercion and threaten to shut down unless concessions are rescinded.
President Roosevelt rode 98 miles on horseback from the White House, returning after more than 17 hours, to prove critics wrong about the physical test for army and navy officers. He said a non training president can ride 90 miles in a day, so fit officers should ride 90 miles in three days. He left the White House at 3 30 in the morning and returned at 8 40 in the evening aboard his horse Roswell.
The United Ancient Order of Druids will establish a new grove at Linton Indiana on Saturday evening January 16. Garfield grove No 24 will join the grand officers with a two member degree team traveling by rail. Organizer is Brother Charles Campbell and Eli Henrickson leads the degree team. A new grove is planned for Martinsville soon.
New York January 14. Thomas McDonald a salesman committed suicide by turning on gas after removing the jet tip when business had not been good. He was found dead in his home.
A stark anti tobacco notice warns the habit is expensive filthy and injurious. It touts Easy-To-Quit as a hidden vegetable remedy claimed to stop tobacco use and urges readers to request a free trial package from Rogers Drug and Chemical Co Cincinnati Ohio.
Local youths and families embrace old fashioned bobsled rides amid heavy snowfall. Farmers nearby bring sleds into the city to satisfy demand as haybed bobs glide through streets and embankments. Social teas and gatherings mark the season with noted residents hosting and attending events.
Elizabeth Fansler, mother in law of James Scott, administrator, sues the estate of Henry Null in Richmond Indiana for 8484 for services rendered Null. Proceedings aim to remove Scott as administrator as he also has a claim. The estate valued at about 12000, with Scott and his mother claiming nearly the entire estate.
At a Democratic meeting at the Grandhotel last night Willam F. Moore announced his decision to seek the party honor as chairman of the city committee. Henry Seyfried may oppose Moore.
An advertisement promises quick relief for piles and rectal disease with Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid File Cure. It offers a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Mich and describes instant relief and avoidance of surgery followed by a 30 cent box purchase.
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