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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
7
An argument extols Fels-Naptha soap as a laundry method that speeds and eases washing by replacing washboiler hot water and steam. It claims the brand’s method is simple enough for all women to use and warns against treating it as mere soap.
Shelbyville Ind June 18 Frank Donley who killed his wife in Oxford Ohio last January pleaded guilty to first degree murder in Hamilton Ohio court and will be sent to Ohio prison for life. He was born and raised in Shelby County.
An old advertisement touts a home remedy for obesity using Mar mola Cascara Aromatic and Peppermint Water. It claims rapid fat loss after meals and at night with one teaspoon, saying dieting and heavy exercise are unnecessary and the cure is safe and pleasant.
The United States reports a $20 million drop in exports for the fiscal year ending this month, with total 1908 domestic merchandise exports at $1.835 billion and 1909 at $1.854 billion. Major declines appear across iron, steel, copper, wood, foods, and manufactures, with cotton down about $10 million and key items including cotton, corn, wheat, and meats. International demand weakened, with UK imports ten months to April $123 million lower, and Canada, Germany and others showing large declines.
The bureau of statistics reports copper and wood production as major outputs while cotton exports totaled 4,802,995,707 pounds in the 11 months ending May 1909, compared with 3,867,899,415 pounds in the same period a year earlier.
Harry Rundy a 53 year old teamster committed death by his own action last evening by jumping from the center of Main street bridge into the Wabash river. He had been out of employment three months.
Elwood Indiana June 18 The Pitts burg Glass Company plant in this city will resume operation in a short time.
Members of the Incorporated Accountants of Indiana met at the Commercial Club building and decided to invite public officers to explain the new public accounting law at the state meeting in September. J. O. Copeland Ulysses Jordan and Edmund Zemer were named to the arrangements committee.
An admonition for readers to know medicine ingredients. Dr. Pierce promotes Favorite Prescription as a trusted remedy for female weaknesses, nursing and expectant mothers, with claims of safety, strength, and nerve support. It urges readers to request a free medical adviser and warns against untested substitutes.
The article touts Camp Algonac near Algonac across the north channel accessible by 10 cent launch. It highlights welcoming residents, healthful air, ample outdoor pastimes, fishing for perch pickerel and pike, and a safe 2,500 foot beach. Excursion costs shown include free for adults, 13.59 for ages five to twelve, and 6.0 for children under five with table board.
Jameseon attorney for Pearson Mendenhall and William B West deny misdeeds in the Center township accounts after expert Handy alleges Mendenhall owes 23.15 percent and West 71186. Mr Jameson warns illegal payments would be repaid and asserts trustees are responsible men. Handy also shows Marion county indebted to Center township 18250.48, reflecting a gap since 1900. Mendenhall claims no debt to the township and labels the expert report as an opinion.
Broad Ripple park prepares to open a giant swimming pool next Saturday with clear water and four large pumps ensuring circulation. Prof Dennis will perform a balloon ascent and parachute leap at Sunday’s event alongside band concerts, amusement rides, and a grand refreshment pavilion already completed. Free admission remains in effect as crowds grow eager for weekend entertainment.
Butler College reorganizes to accept endowments and corporate gifts. Stockholders vote to empower a self-governing board of trustees after a legislative act enabled restructuring. The college is believed to seek Carnegie and Rockefeller funds.
Corner Policeman Isaac W. Simpson clashed with George Wills, motorman of a work train, when Wills failed to stop at his signal. Simpson, crouched at Meridian and Ohio streets, entered the train vestibule and struck Wills with a mace, leaving the motorman battered and needing medical attention. Simpson also sought medical treatment for an injury to his left leg.
Demmitt, right fielder of the Highlanders, is a former University of Illinois star who captained the college team three years ago. He broke into league circles with Baltimore, then Newark, and was brought to New York in Stallings. In one week his batting percentage jumped from 414 to 900.
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