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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1908

Page

3

E C Girl Distributes Dollar Bills Across Indianapolis

The E. C. Girl left the Denison Hotel in a carriage to promote E. C. Corn Flakes by giving away dollar bills. She praised Indianapolis as a city of comfortable homes and parks while detailing a long list of recipients across multiple streets and neighborhoods.

BE. C Denison E. C Indianapolis Geo. B. Hill Pennsylvania Addie Christman Illinois St Jennie Honig East Washington W. R. Walden North State Nora Carter Chas. Phillips Beville Ave H. R Phillips East Market Ethel Englebright Augustus Jennings North Pennsylvania Flora EB. Sweet Bellefontaine C. A. Dean Roosevelt Whitsworth West Market W. J. Blackman West Washington Derry Wood North Belmont Virginia Skenspiel Gelbrich J. W. Sterget Nimrod Lowe Minkner H. Small Richland Ada Brown Henry Broch North King W. N. Whitney Alice David Alice FB. Haynes Elder S. Hedrick Blake Maggie Roberts Lansing Murphy Douglass Sr Ruth Robinson Belmont Ave Theo. Boerr King Ave C. Kaufman N. Tremont Ave Rosa Springer North Sheffield Ave Anna B. Elliott West Court St Even Wall Greeley St Tom Harris North Greeley St Ida Gethens West Washington St Alice Dunas North Richland St Ida Clement West Market St Mehl Mount St E. Stewart Lansing St Mary Swope

Train Delays and Dog Herald The Engine Driver

A traveler in a provincial English town waits on a late branch line. He asks a sleepy porter if the train is coming. A dog trots along the track and the porter smiles, saying the engine driver's dog signals the approaching engine.

Arnonaut

Prohibition Impacts Cherry Harvest in Southern Farms

Sparrow chides Robin for return from the south where farmers let cherries spoil on trees as prohibition cripples the cocktail trade. A witty exchange notes the era's moral clamp on spirits and its agricultural impact.

Sparrow Robin Puck

Public Works Notice of May 1908 Assessment Roll

City of Indianapolis Board of Public Works approves prima facie assessments for improvements on Eventh Street from Tacoma Avenue to Keystone Avenue and Columbia Avenue from Twentieth Street north curb, detailing grading paving sidewalks cement curb walk stones inlets and lawn grading per Improvement Resolution Nos. 5304 and 5362.

Department OF Public Works Majestic Tacoma Avenue Keystone Avenue Columbia Avenue Twentieth Street Indianapolis Liberty Street Michigan Street Massachusetts’ Avenue Board of Public Works Board of Public

Paid in Full A Thrilling Novel by Eugene Walter

A serialized melodrama follows Joe Brooks, his wife Emma, and Capt. Amos Williams of the Latin American Steamship Company. Joe’s thefts strain his marriage, while Emma confronts danger as she faces Williams in a perilous bargain. Beth Harris and Jimsy Smith circle the escalating conflicts, with secrets and motive driving toward a tense confrontation.

Amos Williams Latin-American Steamship Company South Seas Joseph Brooks Emma Brooks Williams Stephen Harris Joe Brooks Jimsy Smith Joe Harris Beth Harlem Emma Wiliams Smith South America Jor Capt. Williams

Captain Williams and the Sailor's Bitter Truth

Emma Brooks pleads with Captain Williams to shield her husband Joe from a $16,000 defalcation exposure. The captain recalls his brutal sealers era and demands payment, while Emma seeks mercy, memory of Joe, and a discreet settlement to avoid disgrace. The scene intensifies as the creditor stakes his leverage and the moral cost rises.

Emma Capt. Williams Joe

Amusements Grand and Majestic Offer Women at Center Stage

The Grand and Park theater programs spotlight women in lead and strong supporting roles. Kara the juggler, Hengler Sisters, Mrs Dan McAvoy, Eva Taylor & Co, and Hdna Luby acts share top billing with the Majestic presenting Mrs Fiske in Rosmersholm. Holmes drama at Park features Owen as Holmes, Miss Curtis as Mary Morston, and a sharp jewel theft thriller with vivid stagecraft.

Kara Dan McAvoy Eva Taylor & Co Hdna Luby Edna May Marie Dressler Anna Held Alice Lloyd Vesta Victoria Rose Stahl Olympia Desvall Hippodrome New York Eddie Garvie Mollie Thompson Xinodrome Majestic

King Edward Faces Health Alarm Fears Echo Across Isles

Reports say the King suffers throat trouble and health concerns grow. He is expected to spend much of the summer on his estate on the Isle of Wight, with doubt cast on his ability to reign and travel.

Edward Kaiser England Isle of Wight

Sympathy in Poem Fragments From Goethe

Fragmented lines express sympathy for Faust and Goethe with notable but unclear references. The compact verse hints at artistic struggle and lament over misfortune, framed as early 19th century literary sentiment.

Kings and Queens Not Printed on Playing Cards

Paris May 18 M Druot at Dover considers it unworthy of the French republic to use playing cards with kings and queens. The cards replace royalty with presidents Carnot Gambetta Loubet and Faidherbes while Queens become figures like Charlotte Corday and Mme Roland. Voltaire becomes Jack of Diamonds. Druot aims for an American patent with Washington Lincoln Garfield and McKinley replacing the four kings.

Paris Mr. Druot America Washington Lincoln Garfield McKinley Kings

Strawberry harvest optimism boosts berry prices nationwide

In Bloomington Indiana on May 18 reporters note favorable weather and a predicted strawberry glut. Crop size is expected to rise, with more acreage devoted to fruit and prices seen at six cents to six and a half cents per quart in northern cities.

Bloomington Ind

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Eugene Walter John W. Harding Mrs. Harris Mrs. Brooks Beth Harris Lmma G. W. Dillingham Company Brooks Sally Moran Yrisco North Pacific Kidd Malay Archipelago Elevan Elijah Fade By Kompany, Limited Brussels Guish Geftaine Rae Kentucky Ave Washington St Ulric Brendel John Rosmer Kroll Rebecca West Rosmer Hersealf Arthur Forrest Mrs. Fiske George Arliss Mr. Arliss Fuller Mellish Rector Kroll Mr. Arl Albert Bruning Peter Mortensgrad Mary Maddern Madame Helspeth Manhattan Company PARK F Park Theater Bherlock Holden Stock Company Sherlock Holmes Miss Curtis Mary Morston Miss Brandt Mrs. Sholto Morston Daugher Maj. Sholto Moston Jim Smith Mary Marston London Aetor Faust Goethé Paiges Wulschner Grant H. Clay M. D New York Dental Company N. Delaware St Tomlinson Hall Scannon’s
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