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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
5
In a dim inn Teuan tests hunger with keen eyes as the narrator eats, while Ieuan and Tevan discuss past clashes and a looming scheme. Two yokels listen in as the pair hatch a dawn exit plan, intending to slip away in borrowed clothes with money in hand.
In a tense night scene Jevan and companions prepare a rapid exit after a hostile party closes in. Dauntless planning unfolds as the group braces for pursuit, with Teuan alert and Meredhiss moving to guard the door while four attackers assemble.
Mayor Wyte proclaims a bachelors tax to fund town needs while proclaiming men who delay marriage should pay. Judge Mitchell of Douglan County offers free marriage ceremonies when a proposal is required, aiming to facilitate unions amid the unusual tax stance.
In a fragmentary testimonial the ad cites a coughing scare and claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures early and deep lung issues. It promises $3,000 if original signatures proving testimonials cannot be produced by the Buffalo organization. It mentions a Mrs John Skireman of Chicago and a claimed three day cure.
Southern California endures a historic drought driving wild animals into irrigated areas and towns for water. Bears, mountain lions, coyotes, deer and smaller species flood farms and cities as two youths trap live specimens including a grizzly, black bears, mountain lions, coyotes and more.
Nellin Prank an Assyrian woman was fined 12 and costs in Justice Hoffman's court for stealing coal from railroads. She appeared in rags holding an infant, pleaded destitution, and said she borrowed the baby to gain mercy. Unable to pay, she was jailed.
Inege Stubbs receives a letter from John W. Douglass agent for the Board of children's guardians Washington DC. He notes district authorities aim to establish a Congress backed juvenile court in the district and that a similar court is being run with police courts.
In Kansas City a man from Canter Missouri took a hotel room and wrote a letter before attempting self harm. His brother Thomas donated blood. half a pint was drawn and transfused into James Chambers. The procedure yielded rapid improvement. doctors praised Burtovk Blood Bitters for cleansing and vigor.
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