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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
6
Robert Hardy, a successful shop owner, undergoes a moral awakening after personal and family crises. He confronts his estranged son George amid a wreck, injury to Clara, and shop dangers. Hardy’s shift toward mercy, responsibility, and faith tests his resolve as he vows reform and duties.
A man in a quiet office watches others at work while contemplating a pivotal moment. James Caxton recalls his act from the previous meeting, and Mr Hardy offers a private prayer for his son to find guidance and faith. The scene suggests a turning point before a continuation.
A list of pension adjustments for Indiana residents with names and updated payment ranges. Includes increases and restorations for individuals such as James M. Fall, Peter Colling, William F. Grubb, Simpson Hoopingamer, George Wilkins, and others, with cities like Sheridan Fort Wayne Bloomington and more. Also notes original widows pension for Margaret E. Nunley and a medicinal claim for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup noting child suitability and throat and lung remedies.
An advertisement-style notice touts Plaza restaurant at 40 Monument Place and Merchant's Restaurant with open day and night service and first class standards. It also brands various services from Brazilian Balm for asthma to Union Co operative Laundry and a nurse’s advice for teething with Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Progress Laundry promotes its neckbands and free shirt neckbands as a draw.
M L Hol Stein of the Twenty third Infantry reports from Jolo in the Philippines describing the sultan Hadji Mohammed Momoloi Kiram and his wives. He notes a barong and daggers, guards with varied weapons, and a brutal public execution for theft. The piece covers local money, police, market life, and Moro customs with humorous yet sharp observations.
The Sun prints numerous rental notices. Multiple furnished rooms, front rooms, and housekeeping options are offered at various addresses including 233 N Alabama 360 E South 102 N Illinois 323 Massachusetts 1237 Lexington Ave and 625 E Ohio. Rates range from $1 to about $1.23 per week with baths and private families.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms advertised for rent at 722 Madison Ave 91 College Ave also available by the couple for a very cheap rate. Listings mention furnished rooms with baths and gas facilities in multiple locations including E South St.
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