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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
5
A lone man in a Montrose Park setting finds a bewitching young woman from his hometown who returns a bouquet and reveals a shared past with Fred Kensworth, a missing figure from ten years ago. Her sudden arrival rekindles hope and a new quest to find the vanished man.
A faded memory resurfaces as Fred meets Veleda, the woman he once loved. He asks for her name, she declares Veleda Burton, and a surge of recognition returns, ending with a joyous embrace as he regains his own sense of self.
Rush county reports two snakes swallowing four turkeys before being killed by Mrs. Clarence Carr of Fairview. A Rushville man mislaid cash, later found in a mouse nest. a chair prank at a church caused embarrassment. D. M. Lytle loses $400 to a drawer fire, Washington chicken thieves are acquitted, and Marion laments a political setback. A Pleasant Lake correspondent notes 400 pounds of carp in Frank Ulmer's corn field.
In Cleveland Ohio on June 6 a penniless former Helena Montana physician named Dr. Robert Sheerin was found sleeping on a public square bench. He faced vagrancy charges before Judge Fiedler but was discharged. He plans to leave the city now.
Mary Jane Bo els a middle aged woman who imagines she is Sarah Bernhardt was committed to Bellevue after neighbors at 723 Third Avenue boarding house said she spent days fixing her room as a theater set and planned a children’s party performance. Barah Quinn the housekeeper reported the scene in Yorkville police court.
New York report states Frank Drucker appeared before a magistrate to answer allegations involving his stepmother Mrs Mary Drucker. The Brooklyn-related incident centers on a disorderly matter at a department store and a window disturbance.
An advertisement proclaims Zoa Phora as a painless cure for ovarian troubles, menstrual issues, pelvic inflammation, and general debility. It promises relief for change of life and prepares expectant mothers for childbirth, with testimonials from Mrs J Wilke of Chicago and an offer for a dollar bottle mailed prepaid from Kalamazoo.
Frank Vondrak, 19, a Nickel Plate brakeman in Cleveland, leaped from a moving box car to snatch a sleeping five year old girl from the track as six cars slipped toward her. He dragged the child to safety but was struck and thrown into a ditch. badly but not fatally injured. He was taken to Dr. A. E. McClure for treatment.
The Rev Mr Yelsley editor of the St Paris Dispatch asserts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cured his kidney and liver troubles after many failures. He claims it aids kidneys bladder and blood and ends nocturia and painful urination. Sold by all druggists in the 50 cent size.
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