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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
3
Irish and English prisons could not conquer his spirit. From the Tower of London he conceived the idea of founding Pennsylvania. William Penn was a well built agile man, skilled with the sword, a brave soldier, and a fine athlete. His statue stands in Philadelphia.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Jules Beaubien and Baptiste vow vengeance for Annette the half sister. MacDonald woos Hilda McTavish, pressing wealth and escape to cities. Jules delays to win Hilda while Ferguson warns against wronging her and McTavish pushes MacDonald plan.
The article notes Waters Pharmacy has a new successor, J. D. Pearson, highlighting the business as the lowest cut price druggist in town. It emphasizes Pearson’s role in continuing pharmacy services and keeping prices competitive.
In a charged scene from Chapter XXII, Hilda rebukes MacDonald as he asserts a demanded marriage and possession. She resists with a fierce blow, calls him a liar, and warns of danger as old McTavish enters, recognizing neither daughter nor lover.
The Holden company presents Thelma at the Park Theatre in a final season show praised for its heartfelt realism. Audiences applaud performances that define local stock theater as they anticipate August opening with major touring companies.
The Grand Army men from four local posts Anderson Chapman Gordon Buckle along with their families enjoyed a large evening at Wonderland Park in the Hoosier Capital. The group bought nearly 3 000 tickets under reduced-party rates as ideal weather capped a joyous outing with rifle shooting by Miss Myrtle Byrne and a buzz of free vaudeville in the pavilion.
Empire presents a full program featuring Darkest Africa life sleighing in Switzerland the Dieppe Grand Prix auto race the Elks Philadelphia parade with over 3000 heat victims yachting at Cowes naval display and life in the American navy plus a ride on the Arlberg railway and other engaging subjects.
Fair Bank Park proves a popular rendezvous for Saengerfest visitors as a street car line links the fair grounds. The management has special provisions for visitors attending the music festival and is seeing large crowds. Fair Bank offers the season’s most pretentious vaudeville bill this week.
A Minnesotan school teacher known as the Postum Preacher discusses quitting coffee for Postum. She shares nervous relief, steadier nerves, clearer thinking, and improved sleep after a personal conversion with her husband. The letter promotes Postum and cites The Road to Wellville.
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