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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1904
Page
5
An advertisement touts Dr Charles Flesh Food as a premier skin and figure enhancer. It claims to smooth, firm, and clear the complexion and restore curves, with a two box, $1 offer sent in plain packaging. The copy targets women with promises of no internal medicine and dermatological credibility.
Rex Ingraham, now a lieutenant, commands a troop and trains with care while balancing his duties with a personal mission. He hides concern over Edithe Raynor’s silence and Burnham’s distress, and devises a plan to help both women, risking exposure of his own ambitions and loyalties. He confronts letters, rumors, and a tense moral choice as he prepares for Washington.
The Interior of the Haughville engine house has traded for a new one, and the Morris street engine is moved here for future use. A2 Behooley Sprankle eatery gains friends, and Miss Faroul hosts K L A club members for a pleasant Monday afternoon. Rev. Morris and Rev. Sherman exchange pulpits, and a tree kindergarten entertainment draws large crowds Tuesday evening.
Local society pages report Aliis Blanche Stamm and Mr David Underwool wed in a solemn ceremony officiated by Rev Canfield with intimate guests. Also covered are visits by Miss Minnie Goodlet, Nora Keeney, and family gatherings, plus community concerns over slow Michigans street improvements and a Perrin roast at Brownsville. The Rathbone Sisters staged a comedy and the town saw a charity event.
Rex Ingraham receives coded messages from Ned Burnham amid a web of letters to Chalmers and Editha during a volatile wartime era. The narrative follows a transport of Col Hunter and McDowell’s troops toward Arlington as Ingraham climbs the military ladder to deliver a crucial summons.
Four years after Otto Bringgold, once a prominent Spokane detective, was dismissed from the police court amid a bunco case involving Nutard Wells, his wife sues for divorce amid sensational claims. She alleges affairs and tampering with a city witness, while Bringgold denies the charges as he awaits supreme court action on a prior conviction.
Anxious relatives publish descriptions in The Sun hoping to identify a man found dead near the Vardalla tracks Wednesday. J A Buah of Huslewond Indiana fears the body may be his missing son. Mrs Mary Tumsell of Sharpayulle Indiana worries her husband who recently traveled to Mttselseppi may be the deceased and provides a differing description.
A fragment describes Cossacks believing they enter heaven cleaner if killed in clean attire. It notes similar superstition among other Russian troops, leading to meticulous pre battle grooming. The text reflects cultural beliefs shaping battlefield conduct.
Milliana of Unnworld's best people use Cuticarn Soap, promoted by Cevicora Clotmant, as a comprehensive skin cure and cleanser. It claims to preserve and purify the skin, scalp, and hands, soothe irritated skin, and serve as a versatile toilet and nursery soap with delicate emollients and flower scents.
Indiana recruiting officers express surprise at the poor showing of local youths in navy physicals. Lieut Boyd notes strong regional rep for capable men but states many applicants failed. Three recruiting offices near the Grand Opera House will continue two weeks of examinations to find a better class of men.
Circuit court resembled a women rights gathering as Tuesday’s divorce day opened with Judge Alles calling cases like votes in a convention. Attorneys shuffled in and out, many cases were dropped or postponed, and numerous matters including Mathews v Mathews and Lewis v Lewis faced delays and no shows.
The Rev George A Wallace of Westminster church in Bofokane Washington declares marriage and divorce have become easy and no longer holy. He blames western society and city administrations for moral decline and says immoral elements would vanish if they were excluded. The sermon predicts trouble for his brother clergy nationwide due to the statement.
Miss Nertita Chaplian of Oakland supports teaching children to fondle and caress snakes as naturally as puppies. She travels with snakes to demonstrate their calmness, weighing and displaying them in the classroom to prove their harmlessness. Chaplain, a Blanford University graduate, studied wild powers in Palo Alto areas.
Montanas Amalgamated Copper Company appoints Montanans John J Rye as head of all properties. At 38 he becomes treasurer and managing director earning 50 000 a year, surpassing Roosevelt era salaries. Rye rose from a Daly Bank cashier to mining executive through Western copper trusted ranks.
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