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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1904
Page
15
An advertisement claims the Pyramid Pile Cure can cure even severe hemorrhoids quickly without surgery. It asserts many patients avoid hospital treatment and that the remedy is safe, inexpensive, and sold by druggists for fifty cents, with a free book offered by Pyramid Drug Co.
Births list multiple named couples with addresses and child gender notes, followed by deaths including causes like typhoid fever, meningitis, uraemia, and pneumonia with ages and addresses. Marriages and building permits appear with names, spouses, and project costs. Nonstandard spellings and OCR errors present. strong entities include James, Sleet, Baxter, McManames, Wingate, Smith, Egan, Wentke, Simony, Wilkinson, Layman, Wetsmeier, Goeckel, and multiple addresses and venues.
A vintage advertisement touts Zon Phora as a cure all for women’s health, promising renewed youth, strength, and vigor. It cites letters from readers including Ollie Johnson of Cridersville and Kalamazoo contact for free booklets and doctor’s advice, with sales through druggists at 0.00 per bottle.
William Barth Alvin DeBauer and Elizabeth DeBauer were arrested on warrants charging breach of peace in St Matthews. Mrs Mary Barth, aged about 60, was found half frozen in a meadow near their home and alleged she was driven from the house after refusing to join the Seventh Day Adventists. Barth claimed his wife was temperate and often left the home, staying in fields for days. She was taken to the Home for the Aged and Infirm. Barth was charged with hauling her there.
Neighbors on W Maryiendst raise funds after the death of Mrs Henry Moore in poverty. Her burial is hoped to be in Ohio but relatives there refused to send money. The report notes a dog bite caused her death.
In Altoona a group including heiress Anna Elizabeth Bunay and poet Charles J. Hileman traveled by midnight train to Philadelphia after a private telegram announced their marriage. Miss Rok, a farmer's daughter, and companions Eleanor Zeal and Edgar Sarvis drove to her home to form the evening party.
Residents announce appreciation for added cars and pledge not to quit until officials confirm permanent service. Election results list Andrgloon Jeegan o Rivera as winner with M. L. Haines as president and other officers elected. Supt. Humphreys reappointed as treasurer. A window tap incident near Sewell residence leads to police alert as a girl reports the event. Eagles celebrate second anniversary at Merulinnest ballroom.
Disjointed Indiana report highlights famine rumors in Rushville and Ambrena area, deaths in February, a coal miners convention in Torre Mince, river disruptions near North Minehister, and notable deaths including John Thorpson in Grant county infirmary and Dr. Richart Jugging in New Albany. Electric accident kills Engineer Timothy Nolan. wage talks at Elkhart paperhangers and painters see concessions. Union activity, car works strikes near Hammond, and misadventures with fortune seeking in Marton and Gas City.
Salt Lake City Vinh March 1 A large number of wild ducks were found dead near Basin City. Investigation shows the birds died after eating small gold nuggets lodged in their throats. Nuggets were gathered along Paink Rock Creek. prospectors are staking claims nearby.
Monday evening opens a week long dedication for the pew Univerity-plage baptist ehueed at the little church school led by Lyman Jones as superintendent. Charles Tenny Will deliver an address and Bipt Jones will give a short talk at the start. Subscribe drive for Indianapolis fair exhibit failed as merchants refused pledges. Fire incident ends with pitchforks and water. John Street, noted northwest rapper, dies in avalanche after a 3 000 foot fall. Boilermakers and iron shipbuilders urge Congress to pass laws for more American ships.
A scanned snippet notes AY the daily weekly papers and a work fair event. It mentions Tes ine vit and Tadhena Balad in association with job opportunities and community employment resources at the fair.
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