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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1908
Page
11
Mrs Frank Struehe of Appleton Wisconsin reports a remarkable recovery from a nervous breakdown after using Peruna for four months. She credits three bottles with restoring strength, color, and appetite without hospitalization or costly cures and endorses Peruna as a superior tonic. Man a lin the ideal laxative.
The New York Store forfeited to Summers as the Retail Social league leader. The Indianapolis Maroons seek games with any amateur team in the city or state, address Otto Sylvester at 210 W Morris St or call 5569 Old Main. Gwynville beat Morristown 3 to 2 with Grwinville Alexander Wilcoxon Morristown Boring Lawrence handling batteries. The Bachelors seek a game next Sunday with any last 15 or 16 year old team in the state, address H R Gardner 2544 W Washington St or call 5801. Noblesville Maroons want three straight Sundays of out of town games with amateur teams in the state, address Myra J Klotz Noblesville or call 64 between 11 and 12 noon. The Manhattans beat Redmen Cubs 6 to 5 and seek games with any semi professional team in the state, address William J Irwin 215 Massachusetts Ave.
She sobs with doubt as he reassures her with calm words. He notes a white blur on his coat and claims it will brush off, urging calm and trust despite worry. The moment centers on comfort and shared emotion between the two characters.
Seven performers headline a free vaudeville bill at Wonderland this week with the Bella Italia musicians in native dress, Sleight's Concert band, and comedy cyclists Valdare and Varno. Also features Frazer Highlanders appearances, Pipe Major Angus McMillian Fraser dancing, and special Irish German and Caledonian programs during the engagement.
A parade of more than forty Scots in kilts and tall headgear marched downtown on Monday afternoon led by bagpipers and drummers. The scene resembled an army with banners as onlookers watched the colorful display.
This week’s Grand bill features diverse scenes including The Shrimper a foreign tale The Music Teacher a pleasant comedy The Younger Brothers a realistic drama and Too Much Champagne a foreign farce Charlestown to Ladysmith scenic train views The Angel and the Choir an illustrated song with Roberts Park church choir Miss Hazel George performs Late Boy Called Taps the week’s popular song.
The city health office warns of typhoid danger from surface and private wells in Indianapolis. Daily water tests are conducted. boil well water, inspect milk sources, and exterminate house flies. Seek medical advice if symptoms arise and report water concerns to the health office or mayor.
A Calgary Herald item recounts Andy M Tavish visiting a doctor for complaints. The doctor asks about whiskey and tobacco use, and warns him to quit both. Andy exits abruptly, claiming he will not pay for the advice.
Advertisment style note touts poslam as a cure for eczema and minor skin troubles. It claims rapid relief after first use and weeks for chronic cases, with distribution widened to druggists nationwide including Weber Drug Co in Indianapolis. Free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York.
Martina Cecelia Ryan married Harry J. J. Poirier at St Patrick's on June 30 in a rainbow themed ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. John McGroarty, wore Liberty satin and tulle with Irish lace as guests and relatives filled the church. Afterward the party shared a breakfast at the English Hotel before traveling to a new home in the city.
A Kansas teacher shares a two year recovery story from nervous distress after eating Grape-Nuts. She says the change boosted her energy and helped her return to better work and higher pay. The letter, sponsored by Postum Co., claims improved health and cites continued regular use of Grape-Nuts with cream.
Indianapolis civic committee recommends consolidating New and Indianapolis Telephone with Central Union under city regulation to lower rates and curb profiteers. They oppose a $1,000,000 franchise without prior consolidation prospects, warn of potential future costs to residents, and push for a $100,000 bond to protect the city. The franchise draft awaits council action amid criticism of limited public input.
The effort urges exhausting all means to better protect the city under the proposed franchise ordinance and to block absorption consolidation. A circuit court action by Prosecutor E R Hooton seeks an injunction to stop the New and Indianapolis Telephone companies from signing a new city contract.
The Carnegie Institution of Washington is viewed by the public as a name, yet within the scientific community it is a key driver of research and knowledge dissemination. It funds and directs inquiry across specialized domains, applying modern efficiency to advance science and letters for practical benefit.
Herbert T. Wade argues that modern science relies on large libraries, bibliographic data, archives, expeditions, laboratories, and staffed observers. He notes that progress requires substantial capital and coordinated cooperation rather than lone genius, and emphasizes the need for efficient organization and institutional support.
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