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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
6
Mrs Terrence McGraw of 105 Concordia St says three years of back pain and severe twinges eased after using Deans Kidney Pills. She reports kidney weakness symptoms appeared and that after taking the pills as directed she recovered completely. Source notes Henry J Nader’s drug store.
Church St resident Mrs C W Walk of 1117 Church St employed by Kingan & Co packers describes severe backache and loin pains with frequent or suppressed kidney action. After reading about Deans Kidney Pills she bought a box at Henry J Huder’s drug store and reports great benefit from the treatment.
Market Street resident Mrs Charles Goodman of West testifies she suffered loins and kidney pain until using Dean’s Kidney Pills from Henry J Huder’s drug store at washington and pennsylvania. She says a few doses cured her and her husband used Dean’s ointment for persistent eczema on his hands, also cured quickly.
West New York Street salesman W H Hicks of 222 West New York says severe left kidney pains and flank pain eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Henry J Huder's drug store. He reports rapid relief and greater well being, with his wife also helped by the remedy.
John Francis Dowd a Fordham real estate operator kept his secret marriage to Mrs Cecilia T Lappine his aunt's sister a union performed near Albany on June 21 1897 and revealed amid a slander suit filed by George W Webb. Dowd described business motives for secrecy and said he is proud of his wife. Webb alleges further suits over the same incidents.
Chicago May 15 Two years after coeds were barred from campus grounds Northwestern University now allows couples to linger with settees labeled spoonholders as two become company and three a crowd. Prof Alja R Crook may investigate this new idea in advanced education for purely scientific purposes.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a remedy to locate kill and remove worms or parasites in the human body. The copy lists prices of 10 cents and 25 cents and notes availability from all druggists.
In New York on May 15 a Paterson New Jersey woman Inez Kometz Caribone marries Omar Caribone but leaves during the wedding feast writing she wed to spite Julia Mossino who taunted her about not having a beau. The couple’s quarrel with Mossino followed and the bride later filed for absolute divorce.
Samuel Lacey of Plocchester and friend with two mirrors signaled ten miles by reflected sun beam. A test at Avon sent light to S C Sill in Retsolf ten miles away. They held brief conversations via a dot dash code and plan higher up using kites to reach hundreds of feet. Lacey aims to talk across 73 miles and from Hochester's tallest building 33 miles.
John Detrick of 818 Bismarck Street, a Pan Handle freight house checkman, recalls severe back pain and kidney weakness that worsened daily. He tried Dean's Kidney Pills after a drugstore recommendation and reports complete relief after finishing one box. no more back pains or kidney issues.
New York reports findings suggest Willie McCormick may have fled home to escape a beating. His body, found in a creek after six weeks in water, yielded a note and items tied to the McCormick family. Coroner’s inquest found no violence. Numerous ransom offers circulated, totaling about 18000 dollars in rewards.
The Glenogle reports from Honfshong that April 13 a collision on the West river near Canton, China, between the Hung Fie and the Sun Chow caused the snatter to sink. More than sixty nine passengers perished with only thirteen saved.
An advertisement asserts that nature can be aided by Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse the system. The remedy is claimed to purify and build up the body unlike other medicines.
Secretary Cortelyou announces President McKinley has abandoned plans to tour other states because of Mrs. McKinley’s illness. Once she can travel, she will be moved to Washington by the most direct route.
A street vendor hawks a made cream with fruit, branded as Brick Cream. The item is sold for five cents and described as unlike the hokey pokey.
A one dollar return special train on the D. and W. Railway runs Sunday May 19. The train leaves Indianapolis at 7 a.m. and returns from Decatur at 6 30 p.m.
Local listing at 313 E Washington St offers trunks and telescopes with harnesses for sale and payment options available.
Mr H A Washburn of Spann Avenue, an engineer on the Big Four railroad, reported back pain and kidney weakness that worsened with cold or long sits. After his wife bought Dean's Kidney Pills at Henry J Huder's drug store, he completed a course of treatment and now can make long runs on the road without discomfort.
County assessors fear funding shortfall may halt work as Wayne County faces underfunding while Marion County plans avoid similar gaps. Deputy Hadley notes pay scale deterred qualified men at $2 daily, and a New York dispatch reports J. P. Morgan pledges 125000 for Palisades preservation.
Woodlawn Ave resident and Pan-Hedadle freight house foreman C B Condo reports a dull ache in the loins that became sharp when moving or cold. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Henry J Hyder's drug store the pain vanished before the first box, with lasting relief. Condo's father-in-law Graves also praised the remedy after trying others.
St Louis police pursue unnamed thief missing part of a thumb linked to James White alias Pony, after an attempted hold up on the Twelfth Street bridge against Kirksville resident James P Matthews. Matthews fought back, thumb bitten, robbers pursued by officers. White captured, other assailants escaped amid gunfire.
Regular customers are valued and the shop offers best goods for the least money. Diamonds are a specialty at J. P. Mullally Jewelry and Repairing located at 283 Monument place.
Advertisement notes Clark Art Studio at 116 N. Illinois offering framing services at cost. Mentions four layers colors and flavors of Cascaden's brick ice cream sold on streets for five cents. References playful branding not tied to a specific event.
An old voice extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming it soothes gums, calms fussiness, relieves wind colic, and cures diarrhoea. The ad notes a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
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