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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
6
A fare schedule authorizes one fare plus 2 cents for a round trip from Indiana points and parts of Ohio listed in Central Passenger association territory. The limit covers July 1 to August 11 with ticket validity through August 12. It applies to Culver, Indiana, tied to Maxmiticker assets and review.
A report notes that tanners in Victoria XL have faced harsh weather, and improvements are sought through chemical use, specifically barium chloride, to aid tanning processes. The item highlights industry conditions and experimental approaches to mitigate weather impact.
Indianapolis Telephone Co vice president Bial Hollweg reflects on the impact of Elmon Sheerh’s sheath and the industry’s future. He notes the firm’s momentum, experienced staff, and policy aim to provide reliable, affordable service while acknowledging a profound recent loss. He stresses that leadership policy remains steady despite the tragedy.
The Great Central announces numerous timetable changes across divisions. Indianapolis and Cincinnati routes see numerous departures and adjustments including No. 7 Springfield to Decatur, No. 53 fast train, and a test run to Springfield. Additional through services to Cincinnati and Indianapolis are outlined with new connection times and night trains. Young Indianapolis graduates and Louisville Colonels Friday series note contrast as minor local items.
The Mississippi River is several miles wide at a thin point, measuring ten seven inches Thursday. Much lowland in Winns is covered and many farmers have moved to higher ground to escape rising floodwaters.
Albert Bonnet, a boarder at Albert Carroll’s house, awoke to find his room in flames and shouted fire. Five men escaped, but Bonnet was severely burned and crawled through flames to reach the ground exhausted. Neighbors think a defective gas fixture caused the blaze that damaged a landmark building in Owensboro. Insurance fully covers the damage. Woman Has Hydrophobia in Owensboro. Scripps-McRae reports a confirmed case traced to a pet dog from about a year ago.
An old advertisement urges women to write to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo for free advice on women’s disorders. It claims confidential letters and minimal examinations, touts his “Medical Adviser” book available by stamps, and includes testimonials praising the treatment and urging purchase of the work or its cloth-bound edition.
A dog named in a local item follows girls to a store and enjoys ice cream with them. The animal, owned by Theodore Ixgo, is described savoring delicacies at a seaside setting before returning to a shared space where ice cream sodas are served.
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