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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
5
The article explains nervous dyspepsia differs from ordinary indigestion and lists symptoms from stomach distress to nervous irritability. It asserts Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills strengthen nerves to improve digestion and overall vigor, claiming no other medicine can achieve the same.
Mrs. Wheeler St. from 207 Wheeler St Indianapolis lauds Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as an excelled tonic. She says they strengthen weakened nerves aid sleep for the restless and lift spirits. She credits Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills with a rapid tonic effect and thanks Mr Huder the local druggist.
A testimonial from Mrs. A B Sweeny of 182 South Noble Street Indianapolis credits Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills with stopping back pain easing nerves and restoring strength. She urges beware of imitators and notes boxes feature the doctor’s portrait and signature. Pills sold by dealers at 50 cents per box. Buffalo firm address given.
In a drama of love and ambition Denton writes a song for Lola, pursues fame and money to prove himself, and sings at a Methodist concert where Lola’s future husband sits nearby. He dies mid performance, and Lola inherits his estate, only to learn the chase after shadows did not fulfill real life desires.
Jennie Williburton and others sue J. & Hogg and numerous defendants in Beaumont district court seeking a three-quarter interest in the Phelan Humphries league. Plaintiffs, descendants of Fhelan Humphries, claim inherited title to land with 200 Lucas & Sons wells. They estimate 36 million barrels of oil and 100 million cubic feet of gas taken, value $9 million plus $5 million land value. A receiver is requested to oversee wells and property during litigation and damages totaling about $9,050,000 are sought.
In Seward NebraskaJohn Hand a retired grocer was shot dead by Alex Lange after a quarrel in the street Lange accused Hand of flirting with Lange s wife Hand was shot in the head and died instantly Lange then killed himself by shooting in the barn Doctors say Lange will die authorities report the double tragedy unfolded Wednesday afternoon السلطات
George W. Purcell of Terre Haute heads the miners relief station in Montgomery as miners report deposits of $50,000 and backers like Senator Hanna.
The spaniel named Dreyfus, once mistreated by his mother, becomes the Dynes family’s cherished pet. He befriends Mail-carrier Ellis Bragdon, follows him daily at 11:36 a.m., and eagerly returns home after each car passes, locking onto his owners with steadfast loyalty.
In New Orleans the vendetta between Italian factions the Lucianos and Genevas escalated to gunfire and stabbings after a murder and failed courtroom battle. Witnesses withheld information, leaders were killed, and bravos were hired before both sides began talking. Police arrested those implicated and courts prepare to punish.
The Genovas accused the Lucianos of fraud after shipping fruit to America. Giuseppe Genova investigated and later the two families became rivals in macaroni business. A big contract led to the Lucianos shooting Genova, who and his father claimed they were to be attacked at their store. The affair illustrates Sicilian ven detta’s weakened grip in American methods.
At Terre Haute Indiana on a Wednesday the Vandalia railway began unloading cars stored on its track and sending the empty cars to its mines. The move aims to avert idleness from car scarcity and may prompt other Indiana roads to similar action including dumping coal on the ground and reloading later.
In Springfield Colorado a 12 year old girl Mamie O Leary was playing in her yard when a man entered from an alley and cut off her braided hair with scissors before fleeing. The incident occurred Wednesday evening and is under police investigation.
In June 190, W. E. Bosworth of LaFayette Alabama suffered a serious cholera morbus attack. One dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave relief in 15 minutes. For sale by all druggists.
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