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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1894
Page
2
The Sun prints a bustling mix of city affairs, politics, and commentary. It rails at local officials, praises the Commercial Club, and jabs at governors, with remarks on public works, courts, and civic projects amid spirited editorial tone. Major figures named include Col Lilly Preston Curry Traaler and Pug Smith.
A German physician analyzes the peanut as a food rich in albumen at 47 percent with 19 percent fat and non nitrogenous extractives. He advocates roasted peanuts used as soup or mush. Due to low cost, peanuts are urged for the poor, the corpulent, diabetics, and kidney disease patients who should avoid animal albumen foods.
A compilation of remarks from various papers on political figures, reform efforts, and the Wilson tariff bill. Headlines touch Breckinridge, Hill, and the idea of a national health bureau, with notes on women’s views on tobacco use and the state of health prevention agencies. Strong entities include Congress, Wilson bill, Hill, Breckinridge, and health boards.
Free health brochure promises a cure for wasting illness and lifelessness by restoring vigor. Advert says samples are free at 44 Virginia Avenue and targets men with weak blood, kidneys, and nerves symptoms.
A Sun anecdote shows Frank Aird Transfer Co. superintendent John B Morand received fifty two responses to a single liner. The piece asserts classifieds reach the People and urges use of The Sun’s liners, some free and others at low cost, highlighting their value.
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