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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
3
A 119 year old man extols Peruna as the best remedy for climate related ailments and epidemics. He credits Pe runa with maintaining health, blood circulation, and strength during epidemics and daily life. He notes long battles with grip and la grippe and says he would not be without Peruna.
A July 5 1506 letter from Sarah J Brock to Mr Brock describes taking Feruna for a winter illness and claims health improvement. She notes many inquiries about Peruna and suggests readers can buy a bottle to try it. The piece praises Peruna as a durable catarrh remedy with lasting reputation.
Isaac Brock, a 119 year old resident of Bosque Falls then Valley Mills, Texas, sits for a Waco photo with a graveyard Jackson stick. The feature describes his long life dating to pre US formation, his wars, horse shooing at 99, and endorsements of Peruna tablets as health aid.
Dr A G S Brubaker offers free English or German consultations from 1424 Central Ave Indianapolis. He states no obligation to treat but asserts success in curing a wide range of chronic ailments including ear nose throat bronchitis asthma stomach liver kidneys rheumatism skin and nervous and malignant diseases.
Grant Hollingsworth the justice of the peace who held the midnight court in Haughtire was called before the grand jury for a second examination Monday morning. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised for digestion and stomach strength.
Silvia Bicker plans suit against Justice Hollingsworth, Thomas Simpson, a Big Four private detective, and the Big Four railway company for alleged false arrest and trespass. She says she was jailed at Hollingsworth's court in Haughville, confined most of the day, found guilty, then released to recover at home on Walnutstix.
Police seek suspect who drove two cars Sunday night. Ed Spacke’s car was left in front of Turner’s Hall and later found at Fisher’s garage. J P Frenzel’s car was taken from his home at 1627 N Illinois St and found at Broadway and Tenth.
Burglars abandoned silverware and a clock from George Clockard on Camp Street, found near the cellar door Monday. At Mary Randolph’s home on Indiana Avenue $10 was taken Sunday night.
Amusements include Stella Mayhew and Billee Taylor in songs, Henri French acts, and other vaudeville. Majestic features The Charity Ball by Forepaugh Stock Company with matinees. Empire showcases Reilly and Woods and Rialto Rounders burlesque. Gayety presents The Bon Tons burlesque daily. Grand Opera House offers Paul Lucier in A Fool's Errand with audience laughs at his comic turn.
A mother credits Grape-Nuts with saving her infant after doctors gave up. She describes making a gentle grape nuts juice via a specific dilution and milk mix, fed every two hours to revive the child. She extols the food as the best for delicate babies and as a healthful option for adults.
The program at Park Theater features Hap Ward and flexible comedy with Miss Daly and Miss Mayhew entertaining alongside acrobats the Yoscarrys. Majestic presents The Charity Ball by Belasco DeMille with strong stock company work led by George Arvine. Gaiety showcases The Girl With the Red Mask and a mirrored stage, Empire Theater offers Reilly and Woods burlesque with Reilly in Egypt and Politics.
The Board of Public Works ordered Meridian street paving from Vermont to St. Clair with asphalt and from St. Clair to Sixteenth with blocks on Monday.
Fire at the Manufactures building 22 2 West Randolph Street in Chicago caused a property loss of 960,000. It was the second blaze within hours at the same plant, destroying part of the facility and resulting in a $50,000 loss.
Patrick Henry quoted plea against violence and government overreach as C W Post from Battle Creek Michigan urges readers to pressure Congress. He condemns labor union leaders and calls for anti riot and anti injunction measures to protect workers and industry.
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