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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1904
Page
6
In Berlin four neymmen bakers won a partial victory, exposing long 16 to 19 hour shifts, basement bakeries, shared beds, and workers sleeping in bread troughs. Living in confinement and sanitation failures, many become consumptive, TB infections rise, and public sympathy backs the strike despite likely restoration of old practices.
Two elderly men claim they killed brakeman John Edwards near Deer Lodge years ago. William Miles, now in Kansas City, seeks to surrender and exonerate Murphy, who is imprisoned for the crime and long thought insane. Wardens McTeague and Conley weigh Miles’s confession amid renewed mystery and risk.
The Haucuvite Hustier reports a large Fourth of July picnic at Marlin's grave with Irish attendees from Inuiy Arupolia. Meanwhile a boy in Haughville injured by a toy revolver after Sunday services is treated. several local workers take summer breaks. barbers dispute union rules over extra charges. community notices and visits round out the town page.
Mrs John Van Foret, a writer on domestic matters, completes a novel about the modern American woman. The work traces social risks as club life and high society temptations lead to tragedy including suicides, divorce, and personal ruin, with vivid scenes of fashion, cuisine, and home life interwoven throughout.
A scrambled compilation of home remedies and canning notes describes toast water flaxseed tea, eggnog style drinks, currant jelly, and corn preparation. It outlines steps like steeping, sweetening, and straining, with cautions about fermentation and texture.
New York court testimony in the divorce case of Dr B F Rogers of Paterson includes a series of sentimental letters written by Mrs Rogers. She defends her conduct, denies confessing to her husband, and explains lines about an ideal woman and caring for a son. Witnesses showed Dr Rogers condoned no alleged misconduct as the case paused until July.
An old eczema remedy advertisement extols Culicura as the universal cure. It claims widespread skin infection across ages and body parts, with a method using hot water, Culicura Soap, Culicura Ointment, and Culicura Lotion or Poultice to relieve itching, inflammation, and crusting, promoting a permanent cure from infancy to old age.
The report alleges a minister, Lider James Maller, incited with a sermon that drew attention to Easter Kentucky trials. Jurisdictional friction follows arrest and a warrant for alleged theft. Nallard and Miller are cited as local figures amid a tense religious community.
A New York column questions whether late marriage harms a young man’s future and argues for marrying when truly in love. It cites Clark University president Stanley Han and Columbia-area figures, urging self‑support before wedlock while condemning bachelor living as social fault. Building inspector Stanley hires clerk Thomas Ford as assistant and new positions surface.
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