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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
5
In a weathered tent a sergeant faces a rebel spy and his own colonel during a tense night. The rebel, innocent of treachery, clashes with the sergeant’s duty as dawn nears. A fatal shot ends this stark moral test, altering loyalties and lives.
A female advocate claims a home treatment cures rheumatism muscular and joint pains lumbago backache and neuralgia by removing uric acid from the blood and improving overall vitality. She offers free proofs and endorsements upon request, urging readers to write for more details.
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer warn readers to beware thieves and avoid lending money. Birthday anniversaries on this day may bring prosperity and promotion, while a child born then tends toward fortune but faces mental lows or robbery risk and should guard. For Monday May 15 1906 the arcanum notes quarrels over money and employment challenges. a child born that day may be unsettled and face misfortunes in work or home.
A Philadelphia Press item quotes a business man bragging about a perpetual device that could net a million if it ran constantly, framing it as a bold invention and a bold claim.
In a tense London sequence, a prince confronts the narrator about a brother’s murder. The speaker reveals a forged alliance, a weapon hidden in Mrs Cum mings' care, and a plan to implicate the prince or the Marquis de Sevringen. A witness and impending arrest threaten both, as intrigue deepens in an explosive exchange.
A collection of humorous notes and anecdotes on women’s susceptibility to men’s varied charms and on men’s habits at home. Includes a Topeka visitor noting cows and Sunday chores, and a Kansan City glimpse of wives discussing husbands and budgeting money for outfits and matinees.
A BRAZEN Atlantic City diary describes the summer boardwalk scene with observed outfits and color trends. It notes outfits including cadet blue and purple hues, hats trimmed with cornflowers and plumes, white sergeants, and a red shirt waist suit, with advice on style choices and a closing sign-off from the author.
A long standing Royal Navy practice weaves a red thread into every rope used on ships or in dockyards. The red strand identifies lines such as hawser and mooring rope, ensuring origin and compliance with naval standards. The tradition traces back to Nelson era or earlier.
A reflective note encourages starting the day with composure and deliberate breathing. It urges releasing worry, embracing calm, and setting a steady pace for bodily readiness and mindful attention as morning unfolds.
An advertisement touts a steam-based treatment for hay fever asthma tonsillitis and throat and lung troubles plus skin scalp conditions. Robert Henry introduces a home apparatus perfected by Mr Wentyham offering permanent relief with a special Tuesday offer at 46 N Pennsylvania Ave room 4 Vinton Block.
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