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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1903
Page
5
The notice claims Dr A W Obese jeeve Pilla offers a nerve strength and energy tonic through an ope system to aid organs afflicted. It asserts rapid adaptation to changes and promotes appetite digestion strength and vigor, with availability at Fre Ger's Drug Store.
A long reminiscence recounts Lawrence Dudley, famed as an Admirable Crichton famed for languages fencing and arts but poor at money making. He tutors in Louisiana and South, faces a deadly challenge with Planters, and earns the nickname Crichton for his varied feats and daring exploits.
A lengthy 19th century advertisement pledges Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the universal cure for female weakness prolapse leucorrhea and related ailments. It offers $300 cash if the treatment fails and urges buyers to insist on the genuine product supported by a public claim of decades of cures and a collaboration with Dr Pierce's Lotion Tablets for leucorrhea relief.
A garbled OCR note mentions Dawson N W T May 11 and names Bate and John Frank involved in a drowning or water incident with reference to a rover. The readable fragments indicate a local accident report but lack clear details or outcomes.
Apasapapolis notes a city of homes with many richly furnished residences yet true comfort shines in J. F. Smiths cottage at 495 XN. Pennsylvania St. The design blends color harmony, white woodwork, and selective furnishings. A palm plant inspired palette, open shelving, and green net drapery create a cohesive tactile elegance.
A Chicago author De Alicia Webbers completes a book titled The Power of Ignorance about insanity. She recounts personal deliriums and delusions experienced during mental illness, including fear, hallucinations, and the impact of asylum life on recovery. The narrative links domestic troubles to mental decline and notes medical treatment and its effects on the author.
A fragmented 19th century tale recounts a boy named Bob from Mobile Alabama who ran away with a companion to seek heroism in New York. Charity workers, including Julia Work, eventually arrange his return to his parents after a tense train episode. The piece blends anecdotes of travel, moral judgments, and a shop scene about rubber heels.
Justice Gaynor grants Emily Konieke a probationary separation from George Stonicke, a unique wartime style order. Konieke alleged enmity and inhuman treatment while Stonicke claimed repeated sullen behavior. The court sets a three month separation with alimony, stating if reconciliation occurs the alimony ends and future support may lead to a new action with costs.
Emmanuel Baptist church members seek adoptive homes for Edna and Carrie Cole ages 6 and 5. Orphaned after the parents died of illness, the sisters, once in Masie Cole’s care, now await a permanent family as church members support their care and hope for placement.
Tuesday only deals feature Derk ten colored denims JC and 180 junds with yard and le selections. White Bwiss presents very dainty Ike kinds, Tuesday only. Manager She Tailor Carpet Co. advertises Wheat specials on Washington Street.
In Fulton Kentucky, May 28, Vine Errant faced trial for shooting Leane Hackett. As Bryant admitted the gunfire, a spectator shout of Hang him rose and the crowd surged toward the prisoner. Sheriff Carpent er and officers forced the crowd back and hurried the defendant to Eddyville for safety. Hackett remained alive.
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports most detainees implicated in the Jewish massacres at Hishinoff and Barabla have been sentenced. Despite their claimed innocence when pressed, they admitted to taking part in the plunder seized during the killings.
In Chicago May, Kyrle Bellew challenged Principal Watt’s critique of Shakespeare in grammar schools. Bellew questioned excluding Shakespeare and other classics from student study and defended the author against claims of immorality and obsolescence amid a broader debate on literary curricula.
Homestead Pa May 1 a day marked by a ceremony as Charles M Schwab head of United States Steel corp and a group of advocates opened the C M Schwab Industrial school. The $414,000 project aims to teach boys and girls practical skills through hands on training rather than abstract theory, promising real world usefulness.
In Salina Kansas a deformed 14 year old girl named Maume Dennall died after swallowing poison and injuring herself with a revolver held by a missing limb. Reports say she pressed the trigger with her crutch and had previously endured severe disability but used crochet and writing to keep township records.
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