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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1903
Page
7
The passage warns that back pain can strike anyone at any time and ties kidney health to lumbar distress. It notes that overtaxed kidneys lead to backache, affecting busy workers, mechanics, laborers, and people of all ages and sexes, with no respect for time or place.
Doan’s Kidney Pills are advertised as curing all kidney complications and alleviating backaches and early symptoms with a few doses. The claim states continual use rights all kidney and bladder disorders and related issues such as impure blood headaches sleeplessness and nervous trouble, warning that neglect leads to dropsy diabetes or Bright’s disease.
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for inflammatory kidney and bladder conditions. It warns that neglect of kidney sickness leads to many serious ailments and that a single remedy can prove its merits, inviting readers to test its effectiveness.
Statements by BH L Sulliyah H A Washbury and Terrence McGraw detail kidney pain from damp grass back to back, with kidney weakness and back pain easing after using Deans Kidney Pills from Henry J Huder drug stores. Each testimonial notes relief within days and return to normal activity.
A plain form invites readers to name and address and send to Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York for a free trial box of Deans Kinsey Pills. The offer promises prompt shipment of the trial.
Henry Brown of 352 Weghorst street reports dull back pains worsened by daily work and lifting. He used Dean's Kidney Pills, obtained at Henry J. Huders drug store, and says the pills renewed back pain and regulated secretions. John Detrick of 88 Bismarck Street, a Panhandle freight house checkman, says back stiffness and kidney trouble improved after taking Dean's Kidney Pills, completing a full course and becoming pain free. Mrs J. B. of Turugh Ohio Street notes year long sciatica and lumbago with winter worsening. after a box of Dean's Kidney Pills at Henry J. Huder's drug store she experienced relief from sharp pains and improved kidney function.
Frank Caton discusses year round racing with Moscow and St Petersburg circuits plus Vienna style handicapping. The piece covers American horses, two and four year olds, heats rules, prize structures, and season limits along with anecdotal notes on baseball and other sports figures and events.
Former horseman and pugilist manager Kid Pence predicts Indianapolis will soon experience a broad sporting revival. He praises racing and pugilism, notes crowd declines from past highs, cites warm evenings boosting attendance, and argues Sunday baseball and racing meets will draw nationwide interest, lifting the city’s recreational life.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Dummy Kihm fumbles a run at home while a slugger hits, forcing a dramatic tag at the plate. The moment cements a memory for eastern fans and is linked to McPartland and Portland discussions about pitching form and superstition in early season action.
Acton Park to open on Thursday with a May-day picnic by the Ladies Auxiliary of the M E Church. Regular opening begins in July. Camp meeting features include addresses by Ram's Horn Brown and Gen Barlington Booth of the Volunteer Army.
A proposed special race at Saratoga next August may pit Hermis the eastern champion against McChesney the western champion. Owners Smathers and Thomas plan talks to arrange the test, with each promising to accept any fair conditions. If held, the race could settle the east west supremacy with minimal interference by running only two starters.
In an up-town cafe frequented by fighting men, a pugilist accuses John Kelly of a past meeting. Kelly recalls refereeing a Chicago bout and his decisive call, prompting the bartender to pour two Scotch highballs. The exchange highlights Kelly’s boastful tale of a referee’s memory.
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