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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1904
Page
4
The article argues Pu Lun failed to attend church Sunday and calls him a heathen. It claims even if he had gone the outcome would be dire, and suggests the church attendance would boost collections while provoking jealousy among ministers and the crowd.
A Detroit judge asserted a husband’s right to spank an unruly wife, yet August Sobke admitted he cannot enforce Michigan law. The piece mixes anecdotes, jokes, and observations on crime, fashion, and domestic life with quips about politics and society.
McClure-Phillips secured orders from an Australian firm for American titles by Mrs H A Mitchel Keays and Josephine Dodge Daskam along with works by David Graham Phillips and Gelett Burgess. The May issue of McClure’s Magazine will feature President Roosevelt’s letter to Ray Stannard Baker on labor conflicts and a discussion of executive action in industrial crises.
A travel tale on a warm Ojai valley trail details a donkey strike by Miss Lawton and humorous mishaps. The narrator recalls the donkey’s stubbornness, the girl’s tears, and a rescue plan involving a canopy of vines as they reach a spring and tend a bruised hand.
A fragment hints at riding skills and desire, suggesting a cautious approach with a blanket between rider and pony. The text references Lalano and Ibim in a blurred context, implying a comparative focus on riding technique and comfort.
The text argues economy in medicine hinges on cost and effect, stating true value comes from medicines that deliver the most health for the least expense and cure radically and permanently. The passage poses a question about which medicine fits that ideal.
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