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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1902

Page

5

Tomato Crop Outlook Improves Despite Wet Weather

State statistician Johnson says the tomato crop is not badly damaged this season with late planting due to wet conditions, and acreage is up. He notes fall in fruit crops not due to locusts, while some northern counties report flood damage. in Knox and Kosciusko counties, land remains unplanted and dry spells hurt corn and oats. A separate note mentions insect-caused apple drop and varying fruit spray results.

Johnson Franklin Leporte County Kosciusko Whitley Mr. Johnson Decker Township Knox County

Desperate Mountain Man Stalks Suitor at Summer Inn

A narrator at a mountain hotel races to impress Miss Chalmers and win her father’s favor. He pursues a supposed desperado along a winding road, confronts the suspect as an officer, then is knocked down and left weaponless, facing danger and a test of nerve under a summer sky.

Miss Chalmers Mountain House Plasza Miss_ Chalmers Law

Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs and Consumption

An advert-like fragment touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for bronchitis and consumption related diseases. It cites personal testimonials from John T Reed of Jefferson Arkansas praising restored health after multiple bottle uses and claims dramatic improvements in strength and endurance.

Des Pierce Lot

Hoosierisms and reminiscences mirror agrarian tales

A Crawford county farmer vows irrigation revenge after a dry year, planting five acres of watermelons to channel melt water down a hill into his corn field. Wingate News notes a boy blessed a home with ten living grandparents nearby. Madison reports Johnny Clement, 16, with tough bare heels, drawing six show offers. Logansport Journal quips on Green Apples and a Happy Pear as a minister joins Green Apple and Apple family pair. County Howell pushes for covered wooden bridges citing low cost and longevity with historic spans near North Salem and Brownsburg.

Crawford County Mexico

Irvington High to Hold Commencement in Assembly Hall

Irvington high school commencement exercises will be held Thursday at 8 p m in the high school assembly hall. Indiana club directors meet Monday evening to hear the report of the committee on temporary quarters for the club.

Irvington High School Indiana Club

Handsome Medal Awarded for Indianapolis Essay Design

The Commercial club will award a gold medal to a public school pupil in grades 6 to 8 for the best essay on why we take pride in Indianapolis. Designed by Frank Hunter, 18, of Manual Training High School, the medal features a winged figure and symbols of the state capital and Soldiers and Sailors Monument. The project aims to inspire local pride, cost about $250, and may inspire an annual contest.

Indianapolis Frank Hunter Manual Training High School Buckle St Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors New York Philadelphia Ikko Matsumoto William Fortune

Whitening the Woman's Hands

Advice on whitening and softening hands discusses causes of redness from circulation and other factors, offering remedies such as a honey eau de cologne and lemon juice lotion, alum tepid-water washes with sachet powder, and a home cold cream made from tallow and camphor for rough hands.

The Coronation of Edward VII Purely Ecclesiastical Affair

London's preparations for the coronation of Edward VII are vast and costly with about eight million dollars blamed on the people. The two day service on June 26 27 will include a recognitions, oblations, oaths, anointing, and a royal sermon followed by a grand procession through central London the next day drawing unprecedented crowds.

England London Edward VII Archbishop of Canterbury King Edward VII York

Scranton Board Accepts $50,000 Gift for Manual Training School

Scranton's board of control accepted a $50,000 offer from Mrs. William T. Smith to fund and equip a suitable building for a manual training school. The board will proceed with construction. The gift mirrors Mrs. Smith's prior philanthropy, including support for the Lackawanna Hospital children's ward through her husband, a former hospital trustee.

Pope and Rockefeller Take Control of American Bicycle

In Boston on June 16 Col. Albert A. Pope and John D. Rockefeller are reported to have gained a majority stake in the American bicycle company. Pope, who once declined the presidency, now chairs the board after resigning five months ago. He has repurchased stock previously sold and the pair hold most of the outstanding shares, bought in the market at six to nine dollars per share.

American Bicycle Company Boston Col Albert A. Pope John D. Rockefeller Col. Pope Madame Ruppert A. Zuppert

Butler Commencement Week Seeks Diplomas and Reunions

Butler college outlines a full commencement schedule with sermons in the college chapel by Rev. C. C. Rowlinson and a keynote address by Herbert L. Willett. Addison C. Harris will present diplomas to 16 graduates including Ovid McCunt Butler and Verna Meade Richey, followed by class reunions, a seniors versus alumni baseball game, and an alumni banquet at the Commercial club. The Boys' Father Mathew brigade marks its fifth anniversary at St. John's hall with Mothers' club refreshments.

Butler ‘College C. C. Rowlinson Third Christian Church Philokurian Literary Society Butler Commercial Club Herbert L. Willett University of Chicago Addison C. Harris University of Indianapolis Ovid McCunt Butler Irvington Netta Deweese Campbell Fassett Allen Cotton Indianapolis Whiliam Herman Hays Bellevue Emmett Huggins William Raymond Longley Noblesville Harry Albert McGill Patten Mills Samuel Joyce Offut Greenfield Orval Edmund Mehring Elizabeth Poulson Harry Otis Pritchard Verna Meade Richey William Shimer Wanamaker Charles Oscar Thornburg Graysville Ind Father Mathew St. John’s Hall Mothers’ Club

Rail schedule notes limited trains to Anderson and Muncie

For Anderson and Muncie and intermediate stations trains depart 4 15 a m and every hour to 9 15 pm and 11 15 pm. Limited trains to Anderson and Muncie leave 8 00 am 11 00 am 2 00 pm and 5 00 pm arriving Anderson in one hour twenty five minutes and Muncie in two hours. 11 00 am and 5 00 pm trains connect at Anderson with limited trains to Elwood.

Anderson Muncie Marion Alexandria Elwood

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