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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
5
The notice warns parents to verify Castoria on wrappe r signature in black and red on the bottle and warns against counterfeit medicines for children. It emphasizes mothers must scrutinize products given to children as adults can judge for themselves.
New York story profiles Anne Jansen and her two children living on fifteen cents daily. Husband earns little and with back wages due, the family endures extreme poverty in Long Island City. Anne cooks beans and onions, drinks beer minimally, washes when possible, and keeps children fed with sparse meals, claiming accuracy in stretching funds while striving to keep spirits and health up.
A garbled text fragment mentions a chubby appearance and a noon hour scene with an email and fish in a directory context. The readable parts do not form a clear event, person, place, or action to summarize into a coherent news item.
The Weber and Field touring company brings two shows to Park theater on Monday night June 1. The cast features Lillian Russell William Collier Peter F Dalley Templeton Louise Allen John T Kelly and the Wetherfield chorus. A special train to transport 125 performers is arranged and box office sales start Saturday at 3 AM.
Mrs R R Greer hosts a porch party Saturday morning while Miss Elizabeth Love entertains the sewing class of Tudor Hall Saturday afternoon. Mrs W A Ketcham and Miss Fiora Ketcham held an afternoon tea at Robinswood. Mrs W E Stevenson and Miss Edna Stevenson hosted a Wednesday reception for Alles Marie Fines. Mr and Mrs Edward M Bhankin marked their first anniversary with a gathering for Chienda at their Vermont Street home. Lillian R Greist and Dr Walter D Hoskins wed in First Friends Church. Marriages include Lil Von Darrell and Arthur Wittame in Munroe, Gertrude Bowar and George E Rettenburg in Lincoln, Margaret Johnsten and Dr James E Donnelly in Vincennes. Grace Bickford and Walter C Buckhorn wed at home with palms and pink and white flowers. Miles Anna Fleherty and Edward D Seiten were married in Holy Cross Church. the bride wore a white gown with lace. The children's choir sang at the nap tal mass.
Reports from Washington discuss a lecture by Dr. R. G. Curtin on declining birth rates and physician influence. He argues responsible maternal guidance, rising costs, need for trained nursing, and urban living factors like apartments affecting family size and birth rates.
A late era dispatch from New York covers a subway strike remark by a passerby about Italian workers, a Brookly n church site planned for a public park, and a feud over beautification. It profiles Pomeroy Burton as youngest managing editor of the New York World, notes a bronze statue of McKinley in Adams, and reports an elephant parade involving Bitty Snyder and Norman Tyson bringing a female four year old elephant weighing about 3 216 pounds to a truck near Central Park Zoo.
In Baltimore Mrs. Jasper W. Clarke learns her long lost daughter Ming Ethel Clarke, now employed in a factory, has located her. The reunion follows a search tracing the girl through an orphan asylum in Washington and St Joseph’s asylum in Richmond before she came to Baltimore.
Fragmentary editorial warns that typhoid germs contaminate water and milk, spreading rapidly in healthy bodies. It extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic alterative, claims cures for typhoid grip and pneumonia, and includes testimonials and a $3,000 reward offer for proof of genuineness.
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