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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
10
Scrippe McRae Press Association reports in San Francisco that 13 new lines costing 3.81 million dollars will be built this summer. Construction starts in settled weather, with five new routes in California and 775 miles extending to Guadalajara, Mexico.
A testimonial from Ray of Mena Arkansas praises Dr Miles Nervine for nervous headaches insomnia and general nerve weakness. After using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills and Nervine daily for a week he reports marked improvement and renewed vigor. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana
At Park next week matinees Tuesday Thursday and Saturday present Miss Rose Melville as Sis Hopkins in the pastoral play of the same name. It marks Mina Melville's eighth season in the role, portraying a Posey county Indiana country girl who encounters outside duplicities and returns home altered.
The Grand will feature headline vaudeville next week with William F. Powell in Pals, a new tabloid drama, plus Her Last Rehearsal, the Lukens midair gymnasts, the Sutcliffe Troupe, Griff Gordon the stump speaker, and acts by Mareena Nevaro, Chris Smith, Winsor McCay, and the Bioscope. S18 Hopkins returns to the Park with Sis Hopkins, Anna Held brings The Little Duchess, and the Twentieth Century Mads appear at the Empire.
An extended burlesque feature rundown praises the Twentieth Century Maids for its chorus and star talent under Manager Oberwarth, with Williams Ideal Extravaganza presenting The Other Fellow and a top cast. Also previews Clark's Runaway Girls at the Gayety and The Jersey Lilies Burlesque at the Gayety, plus The Rialto Conspiracy with a lavish spectacle and vaudeville acts.
The Gayety announces Friday night prize amateur contests beginning March 22. A cash prize goes to the first, second, and third place acts as the audience serves as judge. Enter by registering at the box office.
The passage notes a single authentic product named Bromo Quinine as the original cold tablet. It describes a white package with black and red lettering bearing E. W. Grove's signature and a 25 cent price, warning against similarly named remedies that may mislead consumers.
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