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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
7
A remedy claim offers to cure colds and coughs with a mix of glycerine pine compound and whisky. It prescribes a teaspoonful every four hours to soothe throat and bronchial irritation. The Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati is noted for dispensing the formula.
John Egglestrom of Clinton shelters a stray, named Nero. The dog then jumps into the kitchen and seizes the family roast, tearing the farmer’s waistcoat and trousers while the hired man escapes with a boot top. Nero strolls away toward Fairfield.
Ned Jan reports LeRoy Maltby a traveling eagle man has four marriages and four divorces in under six years. Wife No 1 sued for cruelty and failure to support in 1904. Lilian Fogg divorced for cruelty and non support. He remarried wife 1 after separation and then again. Wife No 4 sought divorce six months after marriage for similar grounds. Maltby did not contest any suits, arguing there is no need to fight since brides are easy to obtain.
Minnesota federation of commercial clubs at its third annual convention outlined a plan to establish tracts in major agricultural districts where farmers will receive no cost practical lessons in planting tilling and harvesting. Experts from the Minnesota Agricultural College will lead on rotating weeks while local clubs manage land selection supervision and public meetings to discuss farm methods and problems.
Brockton Mass January 25 a local expert asserts men s feet are larger than in the past with higher demand for large sizes. He notes more eights and nines are produced and runs now reach twelves up to teens. The expert cites Chicago and New York as having many buyers for fifteen sizes.
A playful exchange turns on whether a suggestive line signals a marriage proposal or simply an invitation to fly. The practical girl questions intent while the suitor frames the moment as shared air travel.
Detective Sparkes pursues a puzzling balloon case in a Sussex village where a hand built air craft and a missing woman spark a web of clues. Athol Forbes feigns aid, uncovers a letter from Jack Lawton, and races to thwart thieves while Lord Axminster and Coleridge chase the truth.
In a tense scene, Lord Axminster questions Detective Sparkes, while Athol defends him and hints at deeper suspicion on Coleridge. Coleridge, now in a motor coat, denies any careless flight, and Athol warns him to be careful as plans unfold around a robbery probe.
A domestic remedy endorsed by Dr. Lewis Baker claims to relieve backache kidney and bladder distress. The formula blends buchu balm wort and sarsaparilla syrup with dosing before meals and at night. Readily prepared at home or by a druggist it targets eye swelling headaches dizziness and urinary discomfort.
In a staged escape scene Athol drives Coleridge’s high power car while Dobbin pretends at the wheel. Coleridge and Alick clash over Detective Sparkes, whom Athol deems an infernal fool. A note is written as two reporters, Westwood and Fales, listen nearby. To be continued.
Athol struggles to shield Hilda from exposure as newsmen swarm Lon don’s papers over the balloon incident. Coleridge arrives with Athol driving, seeking Dr Fry in Airehampton, while Banes’s potential vengeance looms near. The banquet continues as the hotel lobby buzzes with guests and reporters.
Michael Smaracka a miner from Coledale Pa has built a home saved 309 dollars and earns at least 14 dollars weekly but his wife Justina and their child are barred from landing at Ellis Island and face deportation after arriving on the Laura from Trieste six days ago. He appeals to the secretary of commerce and labor and may seek a writ of habeas corpus if the board does not relent.
Two counsel fought a lengthy legal dispute over a minor point of law exchanging insults. The judge, waking from the heated exchange, urged focus and ordered the proceedings to continue, noting the counsel had identified each other.
Rodrick and Van Albert discuss Bilkins, accusing him of inflating gas bills to fool his wife returning home tomorrow. They claim Bilkins stayed at home reading to hide the scheme as gas use spikes to mislead.
A man recalls his first outing in a new car and questions whether friends who saw him would worry about their families. The remark hints at social anxieties and the era’s attitudes toward mobility and status.
A fragment shows a young wife asking about symptoms and love while the old husband responds with affection and asks how much money she wants. The snippet suggests a domestic or staged scene reflecting emotional tension and plausible or melodramatic dialogue.
A five minute pint cough syrup blends Pinex with granulated sugar syrup to ease obstinate coughs. Dosing is a teaspoon every one to three hours, and the mixture is said to soothe colds, chest pains, whooping cough, and bronchitis. The ad touts Pinex as the premier Norway White Pine extract and notes honey as a substitute.
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