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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
5
Gilbert Harris of Essex Junction Vermont recounts a dramatic recovery after using Blood Wine. He says a severe liver congestion and weight loss left him unable to eat, but after beginning Blood Wine he quickly improved, regained weight, and can now work hard.
A testimonial recounts a prolonged illness marked by weakness and wasting improving after using a remedy. The author notes weight gain of about twenty five pounds and restored health after eighteen months and several bottles, then consents to publication to help other sufferers.
Mrs Henry Brillon of Grosvenerdale Conn offers a testimonial indicating probable public benefit from a proposed measure or program. The statement emphasizes community advantages and aligns with local civic interests.
Mr Frink Worley of Pentral Avenues Athans New York writes of a dramatic recovery from consumption attributed to Fine Wine purchased at Wm.sautter's drug store Albany. He claims the first bottle halted the cough and by the second his symptoms vanished, with complete cure sixteen days after onset.
A patient details decades of ill health and describes drastic relief after using Blood Wine. He credits a dramatic turn in well being to this remedy and recommends it to others suffering chronic conditions. The account emphasizes prior failed treatments and a marked improvement after the product.
An advertisement touts Blood Wine as curing a larger percentage of cases than any other medicine. J Harmon Smith, statistician, asserts the remedy eliminates disease origins in the blood, promising permanent cures and urging purchase for 50 cents.
An advertisement extols Mond Wine as a remedy for backache after childbirth, claiming it strengthened and prolonged comfort for the family. It attributes improved health to the wine and notes satisfaction from the baby’s wellbeing and household wellness.
A Rochester reader recalls severe rheumatism that left him unable to walk. After drinking wine he claims improvement began, and after two bottles he says he was completely cured. He provides his Sanford Street address for contact.
A dubious advertisement promises a free trial bottle by cutting a coupon and sending to Lattis Davdelan Co of Worcester Massachusetts. The copy touts a diversion from manufacturers and targets distant customers to request a free bottle via the coupon.
Henry J. Huder's tale follows Dan Craig and Mabel King, strangers aboard a Boston train whose evolving feud with a hostile neighbor over a fence spills into their meeting. A watering can misfires, ladders clash, and sparks fly as Dan protects Mabel amid family land disputes and a growing attraction.
The article argues aging should not mean weakness and that good digestion sustains strength. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as curing stomach and digestion issues and aiding absorption, with testimonials from Mrs. Sarre Banker and others. It mentions a personal anecdote about Mabel and Dan and fence scene, plus a note on Anderson Post’s new flag for the G A R state encampment May 12-14.
Article extols famine relief from Finland urging aid for suffering people. It quotes a pharmacist praising Dr Burkhart's Vegetable Compound as curing 42 percent of those treated, while noting prices and widespread gratitude. The piece appeals to readers to support philanthropic efforts.
Huntington resident Pratec of Huntington, described as a skilled storyteller, is cited amid political chatter. Ray, a lawyer and Democratic state committeeman from district 11, seeks the director post of a local council, with campaign events planned in Ameri and Martin avenues as meetings resume amid encouragement from supporters.
Dr Dowie sent a check for 350 dollars to Mother Stewart as she marked her seventy seventh birthday at Yellow Springs known as Apple Orchard Place. Messages of congratulations arrived from John Alexiniles Bowls head of the Dewmtex world and Lt Dowle and Lady Henry Somerset of London while Dowleettes attended a prayer service.
In Smyth county near Prat ford Virginia Yves Wesley J Hickey whose wife died years ago had a son Samuel recently divorce his wife and the father obtained a marriage license to wed his son's former wife Reverend Winter London engaged to perform the ceremony received fee He stated he would hold the license until he learned if the marriage was unlawful If not secured he would cancel and return the license The case moved to court with Hickey arrested and the matter pending.
Detroit's Spiritist Ascher convicted of murdering Valmore Nichals in 1898 style ploy. Nichols, once Washtebaw foreman, allegedly left wealth then killed and cast overboard. Jury instability in prior trials cited as reason for renewed proceedings.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products as cures for hair loss crusts scales and parasites and for irritated scalp and skin conditions. It claims benefits for hair growth cleansing and soothing the scalp and hands and insurance of general antiseptic uses for infants children and adults, urging use of Soap Ointment and Resolvent in various routines.
A trial began March 2 with jurors not yet secured when the court ordered a juror arrested for contempt for answering questions about the defendant's knowledge of the case. The juror was sentenced to a term of imprisonment. Accher, a young man, has had steadfast support from his father Simon Ascher in efforts to clear his name.
Fragmentary 1903 newspaper items mention hydrophobia superstition debates, Hood's Sarsaparilla health booster, and mixed ads. It notes Rambler and Orient Bicycles, and a first cheap Sunday excursion from a midwest station with various city returns. Mentions Cincinnati and railroad stopovers amid scattered travel details.
A train schedule from Indianapolis to Louisville lists a $1.50 lime rate and a $189 round trip option. The Toon train departs Indianapolis at 6:90 pm with intermediate stops, while a through express leaves Indianapolis at 7:25 pm. The Louisville return departs at 7:00 pm.
The Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners invites sealed bids by May 8 for a six room school on Senate Ave and Walnut Ave. Plans and specs available in architect Thomas A Winterrowd’s office. Bid deposit of 1500 dollars payable to the Board, with performance bond of 5000 dollars. The Board may reject any bids. E. Cleland, Business Director.
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