Fountain Syringes Sale on Main Floor West Aisle
Watertight syringes priced at 81.50 with cloth inserted. Sold on the main floor in the west aisle.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
9
Watertight syringes priced at 81.50 with cloth inserted. Sold on the main floor in the west aisle.
Madison Indiana March 5 Dr Isremer operated on Mrs Thomas Morton for removal of a piece of knife blade from her right foot The operation was entirely successful the steel piece removed through an incision in the top of the foot Forty years ago she stepped on a knife and the blade entered the base of the large toe The blade broke off but could not be found initially and years later physicians discovered the broken piece remained in her foot between the bones and tissue
London aeronauts discussed reform of the ancient Roman law Tisque ad Coelum, which grants landowners rights to the air above their property. The rule lets owners restrain flights, but no one has enforced it yet. As airships approach space travel, a modern update or repeal may be needed to avoid conflicts.
A touted possum based remedy named Poslam is promoted as an antiseptic and curative product for skin ailments including after shaving abrasions and pimples. It claims rapid results within 24 hours and offers a 50 cent price at drugstores with a free trial from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
Plymouth reports Marshall county voted to oust her 145 saloons by a majority of 1,152. Only German township supported saloons. County option elections occur Friday in Hancock and Whitley counties.
Miss Laura Littell 18, a Plainville resident, died after three days of illness from heart disease and stomach trouble. Born in Plainville, she studied at Metropolitan Conservatory of Music in Indianapolis and was to be initiated into the Rebekah lodge before her death. Funeral services were held at the Christian Church with Rev. Buchanan officiating. burial followed in the churchyard.
Purdue university agricultural experiment station will again supply a limited number of free seed packets to interested Indiana farmers. Four or five corn, oats, cowpeas or soybeans varieties will be provided to plant a quarter acre of corn and a tenth acre of other crops. Reports on results are required at season end.
Delphi Indiana March 5 Fred Goenrick marks 71 years in Delphi and recalls the 1850s canal boy days when he once kicked and briefly led a fight with a president of the United States James A. Garfield then a canal worker became a future ally Garfield joined Goenrick’s early life near Defiance Ohio and the Wabash railroad project brought him to Delphi on March 2 1857.
Washington Ind March 5 Joseph Wallace principal of the West end school has offered his resignation to the school board to take effect at week’s end. The board accepted the resignation and appointed James Gilley to fill the vacancy. Wallace will retire from school work after years of service and is praised as one of the county’s best teachers.
The funeral for John Rader, a police officer who died suddenly at his Wes Olive street home Thursday morning, will be held at 2 PM Saturday at the residence. The Knights of Pythias will oversee the services and request pallbearers to be police officers who are also members of the order.
Edward Cochems, athletic director of St Louis University, resigned last night in a move that shocks the Missouri college sports scene. No successor named yet as the university conducts internal discussions.
Miss Gertrude Clark of Shelbyville Indiana married Edward Moorman in Livingston Montana last Saturday. Clark is the daughter of Robert Clark of Shelby county. The couple planned to wed in January here but invitations were recalled without explanation. Moorman arrived, left, then returned and the ceremony followed the next day.
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