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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
10
Harrisburg May 16 Bible study classes at the Dunkard meeting have been shifted from the large open air auditorium to a smaller enclosed building because of dampness and cold. The church tradition assigns women to one side and men to the other, with husbands and wives attending together in the same service.
A chronic tissue health ad extols Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder symptoms. It claims rapid relief from back pain burning urination and incontinence and promotes a vegetable composition with no narcotics minerals or mercury. Also notes church discipline regarding dress and adornment and a White House lawn party halt.
In Chicago on May 16 Guy Locke, 18, and Edward Buffey, 20, were sentenced to life penal servitude for the murder of Peter Fasinski during a failed grocery robbery. Judge Brentano noted their minor status protected them from harsher punishment. Buffey fled from New York seeking dime novel wildlife. Locke hailed from Rowletts, Kentucky.
A medical advertisement extols Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly ailments including weakness pain and nervousness. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Oscar Brown of Oxford North Carolina and promotes additional products and the Common Sense Medical Adviser with prices and mailing details.
A dated promotional query asks readers about saving discipline and debt, offering a safe permanent investment at a fair interest rate. It suggests building a fund for emergencies or old age, promising money accumulation with minimal effort and care.
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