Stanton Refuses Copper Sale Over Hidden News
Stanton faces a moral crisis when a delayed copper stock tip ties him to a plan to unload shares. He delays delivering shares to a copper buyer after learning of a looming story, chooses honesty over profit, and confronts pressure from Russell while a nephew George Andrews reveals the stake and public risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Cooper
Mrs. Appleton
Stanton
Russell
George
Andrews
Cure of kidney disease through Dr Pierce discovery
Miss Minnie Ryan of St. Louis, after years suffering kidney disease, reports a complete cure from Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The article argues stomach health underpins all body organs, saying digestion feeds blood and fuels vitality, with diseased stomachs causing systemic weakness in lungs, heart, nerves, or limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ryan
St. Louis
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Mc Pierce
Golden
Mustaches for Women Spark Social Style Comeback
An Indianapolis hairdresser touts a rising fad: luxury growth of facial hair on women, especially upper lips, as a social asset for summer at Newport. He claims Spanish beauty ideals influence the trend, with secret treatments using oils and lotions to cultivate a dainty whisker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Newport
Castile
Spain
America
Unloading Stock Sparks Revelation in Office
Russell confronts Stanton after learning the stock is tumbling and Fred Russell has pledged for an afternoon. Stanton informs Russell that Lucile is involved as step mother’s brother relation emerges. Lucile invites him to hear her decision this evening, ending with a farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Stanton
Mr. Stanton
Lucile
The Swirl of Society Receives Richmond News
Mrs Edward Kingsbury entertained the Cousins Thursday night. Miss Mae E Schloss returns from Alleghany Pa and Avondale Cincinnati. Mrs D B Sweetser Mrs Alice Wood and Mrs Emma McKinney move from Marion to Pressly flats. William D Williams a Richmond Indiana businessman marries Ada Bennett in Oneida New York Wednesday. Mrs Albert Pease hosts a large company Wednesday evening assisted by Mrs Samuel Raymond and Mrs Edward Smith. Mrs L S Ayres hosts a luncheon with pink roses and violets centerpiece.
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Edward Kingsbury
Mae E. Schloss
Alleghany
Avondale
Cincinnati
D. B. Sweetser
Alice Wood
Emma McKinney
Marion
Pressly
William D. Williams
Richmond
Ind
Ada Bennett
Oneida
N. Y
Albert Pease
Samuel Raymond
Edward Smith
L. S. Ayres
Hoosierisms and town pride in Indiana notes
Local items highlight Mary Jefferson gaining regional fame through newspaper photos. A Whitely county wood chopping bee at Frederick Schoenhauer’s farm stands as a notable event. The South Bend Tribune’s thirtieth anniversary brings talk of a rapid press upgrade. Jasonville reports 97 homes with eight new in 15 months. Howard county workers head to North Dakota. Monon railroad enforces a no drinking rule with suspensions for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schoenauer
Jefferson Township
Whitely County
South Bend Tribune
Indiana
Death of Wim L Elkins Jr in Philadelphia Home
Wim L Elkins Jr, 38, son of a millionaire traction man, was found dead in his bed at his Philadelphia home on Thursday. He had been ill since October with spinal trouble and was involved in various business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wim, L. Elkins, Jr
A Girl Costs Nothing Says Sun Advertisement
An advertisement in THE SUN offers a free ten word listing for three days to advertise a girl. The notice promotes a cheap model or service with a provocative phrasing, typical of period newspaper ads.
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Lucile Netherby
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Iee
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Jasonville
Howard County
North Dakota
Monon Railroad
W. L. Elkins, Jr
Oxford
Price
Ascot
Saks & Company
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Nature
Park
Hal Reid
Cripple Creek
Pike Theater Company
Secret Service
Weex
Helene Mora
Canfield & Carleton ‘Whitney Brothers
Bardioe
Rheid Hal Merritt
Biorrach
Kilpatrick
National Furniture CO
Empire Theater
Ese
SGIS
Eee
Jos. R. Adams, Panter
J. Goldberger
Mass
D. H. Moore &Co
Main St
Memphis
Tena
Ohioat
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