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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1902

Page

5

Rose and Ragweed Hay Fever Treated By Climate Change

The article outlines three hay fever types, notes rose pollen as a trigger, and describes neurosislike nasal irritation. It cites Dr. Kyle on pollen effects, climate change relief, and cautions about cocaine and morphine use. It also mentions Mountaintop climates aiding Indianapolis sufferers and a specific Aug arrival pattern. It then shifts to a light subplot of a lake-side romance ending with a marriage implication.

Kyle Tennesee White Mountains Indianapolis Canada

Cupid's Rescue Plot Fails to Bind Northern and Southern Lovers

A Maryland lake villa tale recounts Cupid using Love Pity Mischief and Hatred to force Helen Sylvester, a southern beauty, and Fred Willard, a northern suitor, toward marriage. An unintended canoe accident engineered by Mischief jeopardizes the plan as Tom Birdsall, a non swimmer, rows Helen into a dangerous rendezvous.

Fred Willard Archie Winters Cupid Fred Tom Sirdgall Helen Tom Dan Cupid Helen Sylvester Fred Williard Mason Dixie Cavid Maryland Leutenants Tom Birdsall

Featherbone girls warned to keep off private property

Notes from the Hoosierisms column mention trespassing by Featherbone girls on block 34 and a desire for fruit. The Chesterton Tribune notes the private property warning amid casual local items and jokes about Panama hats used as fuel.

Chesterton Tribune

Pittsburg District Coal Miners Set for 40,000-Worker Strike

A general strike among 40,000 bituminous miners in the Pittsburg district may begin within 48 hours with President Mitchell ordering local headquarters to mobilize. The noon Wednesday deadline targets limiting soft coal production as it replaces anthracite in the East.

Pittsburg John Mitchell

German Torpedo Boat Berlin Sinks British Steamer

At the Elbe mouth a British steamer collided with torpedo boat No 42 of the German navy and sank it. The commander and three crew members are missing. In other news the County Superintendents Association meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the supreme court room, state house. State Supt. Frank L. Jones said 80 of 92 superintendents would attend with papers by leading educators. The agenda includes truancy law discussion by S A Harris and other papers.

Berlin Elbe County Superintendents’ Association Supreme Court Room State House Frank L. Jones S. A. Harris Putnam County Echoola

Harley Elliott Defends Marion County Republican Machine

City clerk Charles N. Elliott praises the Marion County Republican machine and Bookwalter ring, calling organization essential to party success. He lists key members, recalls the old machine, and vows to stay joined with the party’s organized structure.

Harley Elliott Marion County Republican Marion County Republican Machine Charles N. Elliott Elliott Bookwalter Ring Thhe County Bookwalter Republican Party Elli Roscoe Hawkins Harry 8S. New Arch Young Harry B. Smith Indianapolis Republican Machine

Frappe Trend Delights Indianapolis Summer Hostesses

In Indianapolis a new summer favorite, the frappe, offers a water ice partially frozen and stirred to a soft mush. It comes in flavors like lemon orange plum cherry chocolate pineapple and can be served as a beverage or dessert in handled glasses. A pineapple frappe is made by pressing two large pineapples through a colander.

Frappes and cooling fruit flavors from early summer

A recipe excerpt explains making frappes with water egg white and sugar, freezing with ice and salt, and popular cafe frappe from strong black coffee and cream. It notes serving half frozen with whipped cream and suggests using early summer cherries berries for varied flavors.

New and Wonderfully Successful Curing Method Promoted by Dr Lipes

A late 19th or early 20th century style advertisement promotes Dr Lipes offering free trial treatments for chronic ailments including heart lungs kidneys stomach blood liver skin muscles and nervous system and urges out of town patients to write for the treatment. It claims rapid cure by a new method and invites all sufferers to call or write with no conditions. The text emphasizes effortless cure and the absence of charges to prove efficacy.

Dr. Lipes

Weddings and Society Notes Highlight Summer Events

Mrs. George E. Hunt vacations with Mrs. Brush at Lombardy while a pavilion dance graces 10 E. Vermontst. Miss Grace Heger horst weds William H. Baden at the bride’s home with Rev. Villers officiating. Beatrice Williams and Percival Power wed at Tabernacle church in a small ceremony. State weddings include Miss Thompson Sprague in Muncie and Miss Darby Templeman in Evansville. Mary O’Brien and Edward O'Day marry at St John’s Church with detailed attire and a breakfast at Mrs. Lipp’s, with the couple to reside at 3015 N Senate Ave after Aug 1.

Margaret Nelse Rookwood Vermontst Grace Hegerhorst William H. Baden Pennsylvania T. J. Villers Beatrice’ Y Williams J. A. Williams Percival Power Tabernacle Church J. Cumming Smith Paris Muncie Mariella Thompson Richard W. Sprague Waterville Evansville Mary Darby John W. Templeman Princeton Greensburg Stella Cabbitt Harry O. Matthews Connersville Madison Martha Barnard William Bancroft Outing Magazine Mary O’brien Edward O'Day St. John’s Church F. H. Gavish Josephine O’brien Thomas Quinn Valenciennes John H. Lipp S. Ilinoisst

St. Louis Limited and Terre Haute Exprees Schedule Note

A fragmented notice outlines travel on the St. Louis Limited and Terre Haute routes with hints of connections to Effingham and Wat. It mentions Sundays service and a call to secure a second gift or assistance, with contact through The Sun’s liners Office at 123 EB. Obio by phone.

St. Louis Limited Terre Haute St. Louis Western Exprees Effingham Obio

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