Cuticura Ointment The Most Wonderful Curative
A bold claim extols Cuticura Ointment as the most wonderful curative of all time. The ad-style blurb invites readers to rely on this versatile preparation for skin care and healing.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
6
A bold claim extols Cuticura Ointment as the most wonderful curative of all time. The ad-style blurb invites readers to rely on this versatile preparation for skin care and healing.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Ointment for torture and disfigurement of skin and scalp including infantile humours. It touts the combination with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Resolvent for rapid relief, soothing treatments, and beauty benefits from infancy to old age, with calls for use after sports and daily toilet care.
Jane Philip Bogleon a saloon keeper at 90 Virginia Ave appeals as Officer Halley arrests her cook for blurring. A scuffle ensues when Bogleon resists, gets clubbed, and forced to walk in cold night to 19 McCarthy St. Bailey testifies of threats while Judge Whallen suspends a judgment in Bulgpon's case.
In Bessemer Alabama on June 12 banks here the Bessemer Savings Bank and the Bank of Commerce failed to open. Judge Senn appointed receivers for both banks amid a reported shortage exceeding 250000 dollars. President T J Cornwall of the savings bank is said to have used funds to speculate in cattle and lost heavily. A letter exonerating other officers was found. Cornwall had ties to the Bank of Commerce and bought a ticket to Washington Saturday night.
A traveling man describes a new religious sect in Cumberland, Indian Territory, led by two preachers calling themselves The followers of Christ and known to locals as The kissing party. Members, over 30, include men and women, gather for washing feet and a twisted kissing circle amid ceremonial rites and speaking in an unknown tongue.
The destruction of the confiscated slot machines was postponed, leaving John Matz with a glimmer of hope for his pieces stored. Four of five machines seized in the raid have already been destroyed, the others awaiting final action under the gambling device case.
Eight year old George Speece testified before Judge Whallon that a traveling missionary EB Schnull with the surname Schnull, living near the Sneecas, struck him after stones were thrown at Schnull’s yard. Speece stated Schnull pursued him, but Schnull was discharged following the incident and neighbor complaints about the boy’s family.
The American team will send 20 men to Bisley for a global match on July 11. Eight teams from the United States, England, Canada, France, Germany, Spain, Australia, and Austria will compete using standard army rifles and ammunition. The American group sails on the Lucania and aims to reclaim the Palma Trophy, last won by Canada in 1864, with Corporal Winder of the Sixth Ohio noted for high preliminary scores.
Teams and athletes prepare for the Patna competition while men from J Y Pefore engage in additional meets across England. The article notes participation in multiple events, dining out, and staying in England as part of the circuit.
The coroner's jury finds Ben F. Egan died about November 4, 1902, in Flathead county Montana after falling and striking his head on a dead log with snags. He was found seven months later in the woods with clothing removed revealing preserved remains and personal items including his watch engraved with his name and a knife. No wounds from foul play or gunshot were found.
A report notes the funeral of the former superintendent of the Kalispell division of the Great Northern held in Spokane. The item mentions a distressed public, various social strata, and a reference to a general release from suffering.
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