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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1906
Page
3
A letter from Miss Helen Spencer of Missouri endorses Peruna for catarrh of the liver. She describes years of despondency and morning bad taste, claims Peruna made her feel like a new person, and urges others with sluggish liver to try the remedy for complete relief after a thorough course.
A wild buffalo fight at Ayenx Zoongl park pits Heine against Jed. The bulls collide behind a fence amid crowding, with Heine breaking through and fatally injuring Jed. Heine collapses later and dies, leaving keepers exhausted and casualties grim.
A Connecticut summer boarding house proprietor travels with a new servant to Greenwich to train him in buying. The storekeeper lists about a dozen chickens and is pressed to pick the toughest. The proprietor bets on three fowl, asking which three will be taken.
The Boston Transcript argues pie is not merely a breakfast sweet, noting English marmalade is eaten at breakfast. It points out New England men eat pie while women show little general preference, with pie popular in western restaurants as well.
New York July 31 Magistrate Luke J Connorton of the Fuehing court argues that being single leads to crime and that many offenses by single men could be prevented if they married. He jokes about a matrimonial bureau while noting how married men who face charges are often charged with non support. He notes refined influence of wives and urges marriage as a social remedy to reduce disorderly conduct and crime.
A long OCR list of notices from Marion county Indiana ward precincts announces applications to the Board of County Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons, with on premises drinking rights. Multiple names, wards, streets, building descriptions, and terms for September sessions are provided.
In Noblesville July 37 a large real estate deal emerges with First National Bank purchasing a room in the business district. Cartin Moss will oversee the project as the bank funds a new three story building slated for fall occupancy. A sale of property to Aaron Pursel for 825 appears amid government approval for a new government office site. Julius Snevph named for the office project.
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