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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
3
A flood of testimonials from Mrs. C G Cashel and others claim Peruna cures chronic sore throat and catarrh. They describe better sleep, appetite, and energy after using Peruna and Peruna tablets, with families noting lower doctor bills and lasting relief.
A wife recalls a failing marriage and her affair with another man. She weighs divorce against breaking vows, noting the pain of uprooting a family and the lure of a forbidden love. The piece ends with her husband discovering a note to the other man, hinting at a continuation.
In Peterborough, Mr. Titchardson while skating on clear ice spotted a large pike swimming ahead. The startled fish exhausted itself and halted, allowing the skater to break the ice and pull the 12 pound pike from the water, a tale noted as remarkable by locals and historians.
London Sketch presents a comic exchange in which Her Ladyship tests her dog Fido with a sequence of meals. Buttons replies affirmatively about soup omelette cutlet jelly bread and cheese before sending him to bed.
A column of aphorisms on marriage temptation humility and women’s behavior with wry observations. The snippets touch on self restraint in romance social roles and the sly mechanics of gossip forged in a millinery opening and domestic life.
Carson of the Capital Nationals led with a high mark of 43 in the Commercial league on Tuesday night. Wischmeyer of the Water Company was second with 215, while Cury, his teammate, finished third with 224. The Liebers beat the Water Company five in three. The Capital Nationals, Fletchers and Thingans won straights over the Marotts, Browns and Columbia Nationals. The Central Unions defeated the Indiana Nationals two of three.
Miss Irace Strachan, president of the Interborough Association of Women Teachers, asserts equal pay for women and argues that men teachers are not needed, extending the campaign to New York school teachers.
New York March I The Brooklyn baseball team departed from Brooklyn on the Clyde liner Comatreue for Jacksonville Florida to train ahead of the championship season. Ritter and Pastorius signed before departure while Stricklett and Wilhelm remained unsigned. The group included Manager Donovan Ritter Storious Bell Jordan Alpermann Humie Bureh Murch Pattee Maloney Alwater Bergen Lewis and Trainer Commerford.
Maud posits a new approach to performance by avoiding aloud singing and instead letting the audience discover the melody themselves while she sits at the piano. The remark suggests a quiet stage presence and a shift in how songs are revealed to listeners.
A terse exchange discusses a portrait of the wife, noting a re pose around the mouth that feels off. Mr Valencia responds uncertainly about the likeness and composition.
The noted magazine writer Anna O'Hagan, pictured here, is set to marry Francis Adin Shinn, a well known decorator. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Shinn of Newton Massachusetts, the bridegroom's father.
Two New Yorkers discuss whether opening a bank account is affordable. The exchange frames affordability as the core concern, with practical life considerations shaping the choice. The brief interaction signals financial planning and personal budgeting context.
A farmer describes years of indigestion bilious colic and rheumatic pain until he switched from coffee to Postum. Within three weeks he felt renewed health sleep improved digestion and higher energy enabling more work. He and his wife now drink Postum per directions and he says he was a slave to coffee. There’s a Reason. Battle Creek Michigan Postum Co. Read The Road to Wellville.
A prominent Elkhart Democrat argues that Indiana’s next governor should be a business man, not a lawyer or politician, praising Charles G. Conn for his proven business leadership in Elkhart. The piece urges party unity, cites Conn’s industrial and publishing background, and emphasizes a reformist, straightforward government approach over machine politics.
Charles G Conn writes to delegates arguing for his nomination with plans to reorganize the party, fund a strong campaign, oppose corporate influence, and pursue businesslike management. He stresses harmony, public welfare, local self government, and opposition to steel trust legislation, asking readers to judge his sincerity and decide on his candidacy.
A condensed portrait of Charles Gerard Conn born 1844 in Phelps New York. Civil War captain. prisoner at Petersburg. Elkhart Indiana mayor and legislator. Congress 1892. Washington Times owner editor. Built vast musical instrument factories. renowned inventor and publisher. World wide reputation for instrument making and journalism.
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