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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
3
Paris reports a widespread revolt across southern France as wine growers protest adulteration and low demand. Officials strike, parliaments urged relief, and President Fallieres faces a delicate balance between quelling unrest and supporting the industry.
The Pennsylvania railroad plans a 17000 foot long steel viaduct linking Long Island with the Bronx. An 1000 foot arch over the East River will be built in two halves without falsework. The bridge, weighing over 80600 tons and costing about 12 million dollars, should be ready in 2.5 years enabling all rail routes from New England to the south and west.
Inquiry at Kalamazoo reveals Dr. Pengelly cites twenty years of women’s health treatment using Zoa-Phora the so called Woman's Friend and regulator. Sold by druggists in sealed one dollar bottles with a free medical advisory book for home use.
Rollo and his father discuss the straw hat fashion as they wander past shops. The hat is praised when new and pristine, then bought in its $3 stage before belief in its value drops to $1. They observe buyers chasing hats among the guttering crowd.
Supt. Cooley of the Chicago public schools proposes a law or rule limiting high school commencement dress costs to 75 cents. He suggests calico gowns for all to spare families heartache, arguing uniform dresses would reduce expense and distress.
St Louis on June 2 James Eads Howe a famed builder of the St Louis bridge and Mississippi jetties plans to devote his fortune to improving the lot of tramps. He has ridden on trucks and hungry in hob o camps and says Carnegie and Rockefeller do not lift men toward happiness. He adds you cant eat books.
Oliver L. Nash of Rushville, Democrat, appointed by Gov. Hanly as a member of the board of trustees of the Indiana Village for Epileptics under the new four member requirement.
Describes street upgrades including Pratt Street and New Jersey Street in 1907, brick paving on six inch foundations, curb work, marginal planks, and inlets. Improvement resolutions cited. remonstrance date set for Wednesday July 3, 1907. Board of Public Works officials named.
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