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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1904
Page
5
Two individuals cross a meadow toward a narrow bridge and halt to speak earnestly. Alfevan recalls love stories as Balden, a bearded man, confronts the fair damsel with a cold face. Doubt clouds the situation as he contemplates the path to the house.
A hooded hawk shrieks while an assailant drags a woman named Biniana Mall through a tense confrontation. The intruder mocks chivalry and demands payment of a Saxon toll, as she retorts with sharp, scornful insults amid the struggle and looming threat.
A young clerk named Alleyne intervenes as a fierce man tries to seize a woman in a woodland encounter. The assailant, a powerful, sinister figure, warns Alleyne off and claims ownership of the land while the damsel pleads for protection. Alleyne asserts gentleness and noble birth, offering aid and seeking to separate the two parties.
Persistent advertisement proclaims Zea Phora cures for leucorrhea painful periods and numerous female ailments. It urges women to request a free trial bottle from Zon Phore Co in Kalamazoo Michigan and notes the medicine is available nationwide through druggists at one dollar per bottle.
A butcher Ebener killed Mrs Statos and an apprentice during a robbery at Bynton's house in Vienna. Ebener was captured fleeing on horseback and attempted suicide but was disarmed.
An old advertisement promotes Wells hair tonic claiming it restores natural hair color and cures dandruff and scalp issues. It also touts Wells miracle healing salves for eczema salt rheum and skin ailments. A separate roach and ant killer recipe warns mixing toxic material with household items and to keep children away while using it.
University of Minnesota students debate a two meals per day diet and ban on pickles amid cafeteria debates. A visiting professor suggested meals be enough for exams while others warned against luxuries. campus eateries report changes as the policy spreads.
In Bhawnee Oklahoma March 2 a circuit court jury awarded Mrs Maud Bell Lees McCracht a verdict against Evera White president of the Oklahoma Board of Agriculture. The plaintiff charged White with attempted intimate assault and attacked him with a poker during a party.
In Adae yilla Georgia on March 2 a misfired gun in a boy named Arthur Mellon 12 killed himself while a canary fled the scene. The accident occurred Monday afternoon as the child was in his mother’s arm near home.
London March 22 The funeral of the Duke of Cambridge eldest cousin of Queen Victoria took place in Westminster Abbey on Tuesday morning Interment followed at Kensal Green Cemetery.
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