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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
3
The author congratulates CHAS H FLETCHER of New York City for fighting counterfeit Castoria imitators. He warns parents about dangerous imitations, praises Fletcher's adherence to the original prescription, and credits his 33 year effort in Castoria's manufacture for its growth.
Liberty Missouri June 2 Aggie Myers recounts her arrest on May 13 104 and a two year jail record. She claims innocence and blames April Hollman for the conviction while detailing alleged prejudice against her in Kansas City and on the county case.
Widow testifies that her husband was kind and thrifty earning about £10 weekly with overtime. She describes a burglary that led to his death, claiming two men assaulted them while she was forced to stay quiet. She says neighbors cleaned house before police arrived, and she proclaims her innocence.
The beef trust approval branded on the meat inspection bill evolved in Wadeworth's committee amid Chicago lawyers. Representative Billy Lorimer guided the committee bill and traveled to Washington, returning Sunday after a brief stay Saturday afternoon.
New York reports that the United Professional Masters of Dancing of America have decreed partners in the waltz must stay at arm's length. No new dance will be introduced this year, and instructors must be bona fide professionals. The group aims to elevate dancing and improve ballroom tone, with critics noting the change as a response to excessive hugging in performances.
Typhoid fever is caused by contaminated water milk and food handling. Boil drinking water heat kills the poison and wash hands before handling food. Clean surroundings and covered food prevent transmission. disinfect discharges and keep files and manure away from meals. Maintain cleanliness to reduce risk.
Longtime railroad contractor Michael J Fogarty kept two wives for 18 years, one in Jersey City and one in Philadelphia. Both families learned of the other after his death in Plainfield. The Philadelphia wife revealed a prior marriage and a son, while the Jersey City wife faced shock as both women seek a rightful share of the estate. A court division is expected.
Special to the Sam Chicago June John Fardon a millionaire banker, automobile enthusiast and horse show promoter, has started an outdoor sleeping trend in Oak Park. He slept in his root garden on sultry nights and later added an awning and furniture. He and Mrs Farson now retire there nightly. He touts health benefits from outdoors living, claiming it improves longevity and lung function.
Special to The Sea reports Utah land scandals reach the senate. Allegations involve railroads and coal land frauds, with millions diverted to corporations. Hiram E. Booth’s nomination as US attorney for Utah draws protests. probes seek reports from Interior and Justice departments.
Report excerpts show debates over coal lands probes and political influence. Senator Sutherland blasts alleged misconduct while other notes reference financial strain, rising tensions, and calls for economy. A counterfeiting arrest in Clinton leads to Terre Haute and Marion County jail procedures.
Motherhood faces infantile diseases that harm mental and physical development. The Star Aid Society proposes a plan offering skilled medical service and medicines for children for ten to twenty cents per week. Call their office at PMO2-RT Tamcks Building, Citr.
Industrial department seeks iron and woodworking concerns mills canning works cold storage and various mills for new industries to boost regional growth. Prompt responses encouraged with Muskoka Folder advertising a Trunk Railway System map and views for family travel planning.
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