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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
6
London March 1 Submarine mines are identified as the most dangerous and unreliable naval weapons. Types include observation, contact, and electro mechanical with shore control and contained firing batteries. Methods to render mines useless rely on counter-mines and explosive countermeasures.
City life notes no matron selected for Bertha Ballard home thus far. For the first trip in three years, Bui- Yor college senior class will publish an annual called The Drift. Five city Amermen who backed a long-ago issue under the TagRart administration have accepted the city’s compromise.
Milwaukee craftsman Fred Krempel crafts large butterfly wing pictures for the world fair. His works include a nine by five foot Adam and Eve scene built from butterfly wings, with central figures of Eve and Adam formed from yellow butterfly wings and pigments for faces. The exhibit also features portraits of McKinley, Roosevelt, and other dignitaries, plus plans to teach attendees how to make butterfly pictures.
News and notes from Indiana include a Crawfordsville wool clip sold, spring arrivals, and birds and hens signs. Linden drops cry as S mag gains saloon license. Anderson dressmakers rush orders for new wear. Expect major building in Anderson with five or more quaterniar structures planned. Potatoes selling by the quarter in Elke Duet. some grocers sold by the quarter, others scarce. Mormon missionaries canvass Washington county gaining converts. Land jury to address alleged misconduct of certain church members. Fred Holle’s chicken coop theft leads to pursuit toward Fort Wayne before trail ends. Lena Nelson seeks divorce after 12 years. husband Elbert Nelgin accused of desertion repeatedly since marriage.
California activists push hearings before the regular session to protect ancient sequoias from lumber crews. They lobby lawmakers, governors, and the president, hoping Speaker Henderson and Speaker Cannon back the cause amid fears the trees face rapid destruction.
A nostalgic defense of simple foods and the pleasures of childhood gives way to advice on digestion and health. The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and blood remedy, touting its lack of alcohol, claimed benefits for nerves, digestion, and overall vitality, with customer testimonials and an offer for a free medical adviser book.
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