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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1906
Page
3
The article notes that bishops and clergymen owe health and life to Peruna, arguing that public speaking exposes the throat to catarrh and that Peruna is popular among Friends of Peruna despite medical skepticism. It claims many religious leaders trust it from personal experience and that Peruna delivers what is claimed.
The Bishop of CU M. EL Church in Atlanta Ga lauds Peruna as a lasting relief for catarrh and respiratory disease citing decades of experience and testimonials from clergy. The letter highlights Peruna as a sovereign remedy and notes extensive testing and promotion by Dr Hartman amid ongoing claims of medical virtue.
Special to The Sun outlines Prof George Gunton's legal battle over divorce and alleged alienation of affection with Mrs Rebecca Lowe Gunton. The piece traces Gunton's rise from Fall River to prominence as economist writer and club leader while detailing divorces, remarriage, and disputed service, ending with a tainted promotional note for a hemorrhoid remedy.
Aurora Illinois Jan. Hopkins of this town United States Senator embodies a steady ascent in influence through ties with Aldrich and major trusts. The piece portrays his Chicago links to Hopkins, Velers & Hopkins, the Illinois Surety Co., and a web of corporate connections, noting his son James and relation to bankers, with schooling on tariff, sugar, and Cuban reciprocity.
An exhibit titled Combat the Plague will open in March, showing tuberculosis causes, transmission, and remedies. It highlights ventilated tenements, schoolhouses, and outdoor treatment, urging legislative funding and state and Maryland efforts to curb consumption with new laws and supplies for patients. Stolen ermine fur causes distractive crime at a Mansfield mall event.
The Sun reports Noblesville Indiana sees the death of Miza Maude Taylor age 24 from injuries after a fall last week and William Merrium aged eighty one dies of heart disease at a Hampden district hall event. Both events mark somber incidents with probation officer Merrium noted for his service.
In Lebanon Indiana on January 22 Boone County Farmers Institute convenes with leading corn growers from the state as instructors. A boys club program is described as a corrective measure to steer youths away from bad habits and toward productive work.
A cow belonging to J. W. Rinehart was killed by lightning in Lebanon Jud. yesterday. The report notes that fatal lightning incidents in January are uncommon in Indiana.
Jolmay Keiser, 19, was charged with smoking a cigarette in violation and pleaded guilty before Mayor Balin in Noblesville Indiana. He was fined 25 dollars.
German financier Julian Bastcke returns to the United States after purchasing Robert Louis Stevenson's Samoa residence. He and his uncle expanded the house with two wings, turning it into a palace famed for social events. Following the elder Bastcke’s death, Julian plans to sell to St Louis hotel interests for a luxury resort.
Leading medical writers and teachers praise Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription for stomach and liver issues, indigestion, and women's ailments. The remedies are non alcoholic and fully labeled, with glycerine as a safer solvent. A pamphlet from Dr Pierce explains ingredient benefits, and a free booklet is available on request from Buffalo, NY.
A long list of companies and shops selling dry goods, clothing, shoes, furniture, carpets, pianos, jewelry, and related items. Notables include Ayres & Co, Garrity & Archibald, Badger Furniture Co, Wm. H. Block Co, Robbs Merrill Co, John D. Brosnan, Bliss Brain & Co, Charles Mayer & Co The Gift Store, Sander & Becker, The Star Store, Vonnegut Hardware, Julius Walk & Son, and Wasson & Co among others. Retailers feature departments for clothing, fur, furnishings, rugs, hats, upholstery, and housewares.
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