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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
4
The council investigation finds no witness testifying that Ed Logedon demanded or received money. Logedon testifies he never solicited, was never offered, and never received any penny related to the contract letting. Charges are described as vicious and unsubstantiated with no proof offered.
A reporter visits a famed author at his home to discuss an upcoming novel. The author is distracted, converses with a boy wearing a towel around his neck, and hints at the title suggestion while lamenting his absence of focus. The exchange reveals humor and insight into the writer’s process.
A jumble of quoted remarks from residents and visitors in Indianapolis includes Alonso Boyd praising sunshine, Teddy Coyne on palliation, O'Reilly on interurbans, and many others on topics from politics, baseball, vacations, and journalism. The collection reflects local voices and mild personality notes.
The article urges proper French and Spanish toast preparations, anchovy toast, and safe serving tips. It then stresses dental hygiene for women and children, urging regular dentist visits, two daily brushings, and careful tooth care to preserve health into old age.
A recipe describes a nutty sandwich using almonds and raisins with white buttered bread. The text also discusses children's meals and habits, noting mothers allow youths to drink ice water and tea and milk, warning about potential harmful effects of excess consumption.
Threshing club of Mexico Ballorn to begin operations Thursday. Correspondent notes various city items from Greenwetd cigar factory claims to a murder scare, court fines, and community letters. Names include A J Stevens, A W Swarty zell, George Anderson, William Stayback, Henry and Robert Shanks, Jock MiApauga, and Mildred Holland among others.
A quirky Dixie flavored page mixes poems and sketches centered on holiday mischief and a boy named James who buys a toy Casio with a dollar for a poor girl, then faces consequences as fireworks and mischief unfold. Other pieces include Waiting for an ornament and a humorous medical query, all in a vintage, vaudeville tone.
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