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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
6
Mary Elizabeth Lease endorses Justice Brewer's prophecy and outlines conditions asserting women's evolution will drive major political change. The remarks frame a transformative era with women taking leadership roles and reshaping governance.
A San Francisco article cites Mary Elizabeth Lease arguing that women’s suffrage and economic equality will eventually lead to the first woman president. She notes Justice Brewer’s speculation and foresees gradual social and legal changes as women gain rights and enter wage work, with men often dependent on them.
Bertha observes a tense situation as a stranger Mr Jones protects her honor after an insult at a party. The conflict escalates to a staged confrontation and a dramatic act of courage. Bertha’s gratitude emerges as Mr Jones recovers from a wound and vows to honor her by the only offered means.
Flora Indiana swirls with graft allegations as residents question local finances and the integrity of town officials. Clerk Toole defends prudent spending while trustees, the bank treasurer, and town leaders face scrutiny over bonds, salaries, and municipal projects as citizens demand accountability.
Flora, Indiana showcases civic pride as officials including the director of public works and street cleaning superintendent oversee a street grading project yielding a $90 town profit. The town plans a water works expansion, a park fund, and a public band while debating Bell telephone service and a flat $1 monthly rate. Notables include a legendary horse, A M Chittlek’n, and the town’s naming after the lore family from Treble toutty, Indiana, circa Wy Years RRO.
A noisy ad style notice warns that banking cannot cure bed wetting in children and urges readers to write for home remedies. It claims a constitutional due and mentions a Mrs Summers. The text includes garbled phrases and implausible assurances about cures for adults and elderly urinary issues, with instructions and a request for money.
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