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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
6
Local Republican leaders anticipate contests in wards 1 and 2 for the council as redistricting plans surface. Taggart and Logsdon vie for mayoral support while petitions gather for candidates like McGuff and Bristol. Community meetings set for July as clerks and inspectors prepare for primaries and voter turnout.
A physician touts a five day cure for varicocele, claiming to restore sexual power and end drains and weakness. He describes the condition as a common threat to nervous debility and manhood and asserts rapid improvement from the start of treatment. He says the method avoids surgery and brings full health and vigor.
A physician claims a blood poison cure by directing remedies to the blood and tissues to destroy poisons. The method supposedly treats scrofula eczema pimples and blotches, avoids harmful drugs, and promises rapid, permanent results with no relapse for many cured men.
A humorous tale from Gene Harris about fishing for worms in July and a finicky Ballard facing a harmful prank. The piece also notes a failed motorbike prototype and a bank scandal in Leipzig with a director's suicide and officers jailed.
Arthur McKee of Gus Habich sales tells of helping build an early Indiana motor bicycle with a triple engine and a compressed air drive. He describes a six month effort in Richmond with a patentee and a local company, revealing a promising prototype that failed when tested on the floor.
A man believed to be Charles Rymer of St. Louis was found dying in a box car in Alton with his head beaten. He died without regaining consciousness after being robbed. A coroner’s verdict declared murder. Freight handlers at St. Louis railroads demanded a wage increase from $1.25 to $1.50 a day.
Mrs. Valentine Niberger of 337 South Alabama Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with lasting relief after years of kidney trouble. She says the medicine, sold by Henry J. Huder's drug store, helped her and her son and notes a permanent improvement. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Washington reports on high authority that Myron Herrick of Cleveland will accept a diplomatic posting possibly to Rome despite a circulating denial. Dallas Center Iowa reports a 50000 dollar fire Friday. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as energizing tonic for summer fatigue and sleep. Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup promoted for teething relief and diarrhea in children.
First prize awarded to Ponder for cabinet photographs at Winona Lake event. Wegman pianos perform well amid hot weather. Carlin and Lennox present five to nine business at the Market.
Overview of travel options for the Epworth League Convention in San Francisco July 18 21 with round trip fares from Indianapolis 54 15. Special departure trains July 8 9 and July 5 12. Also notes lodging near Forest Lake Wisconsin along with a Chicago district promotional stay and the baby photography studio address.
Tickets to San Francisco and Return priced at $54.15 on sale July 5 to 18 with final return limit August 31. Four particulars available from ticket agents.
The agreement in Dayton between National Cash Register Co and returning machinists grants a nine hour day with ten hours pay and guarantees union labor preference, hailed as a union victory by Machinists' Association officials. Also listed are several out of town excursion plans and a church dedication train with schedules and fares.
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