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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1903

Page

7

Dual Portraits of Speakers Cannon Clarke in Indianapolis

The piece compares Joseph G. Cannon and A Clarke, noting their similar build, walk, and facial features. It describes Clarke living quietly with his wife in a comfortable home with a veranda in Indianapolis and discusses public recognition of Cannon as a prominent political figure.

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Corrigan Witnesses Golf Game During Vacation

John Corrigan, a police station desk sergeant on vacation, observes a golf game among society folk and locals on a Riverside links. He recalls a caddy’s shot sequence and the players using sand, a brassie, and a ball sent over a bunker. neighbors note Corrigan’s presence and a lighthearted scene unfolds with the twins' reactions.

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Corrigan's Odd Guest Departure After Portrait Reflections

Corrigan tells guests good night with a grim joke about dying, after noting a resemblance to John Low while looking in the mirror and considering bed. The brief scene centers on a morbid toast and a quiet end to the gathering.

John Low Corrigan

Plain Clothes Raftery Draws Odd Court Reactions

In a rough courtroom scene a long time figure known as Mike Raftery wears plain clothes causing audience confusion. The mixup includes a request for identification and a joke about his past as a sailor, while Raftery plans a vacation and hints at seeking a new posting.

Mike” Raftery Anos Funs Ritter BoIne Rina Mike

Supplies Carried on Journey to Kaigawong for Camping Trip

The party led by Judge Leathers and including McMaster, Frad Herran, Martin Huzy, and John Duncan set off for Kaigawong Ontario. They transported wine, condensed milk, bacon, coffee, pickles, bread, fishing gear, and two pin hooks. Upon learning Mr Hugg attended, friends sent malaria remedy bottles for the trip. The group plans a camp at Georgian Bay with Haglishmai entertaining and acting as storyteller for the event.

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Contagion Alarm Promotes Brazilian Balm Cure Claims

A period pamphlet warns of contagious catarrh and other diseases, touting Brazilian Balm as the universal antidote. It asserts bacteria prove contagion, claims the remedy kills microbes on contact, and promises a six month supply with each $1 bottle. It cites TOXICOLA TABLETS as a booster and recommends treatment in warm months.

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