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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1905

Page

4

How Not to Have Typhoid The Public Health Message

A McClure's essay by Samuel Hopkins Adams argues typhoid fever reflects public health neglect. It urges citizens to boil water, secure sanitary sewers, report cases, and insist on effective health laws and water quality. It cites Cleveland Chicago Lorain Lawrence and references Cronk and the University of Chicago assets and Rockefeller branding.

McClure Samuel Hopkins Adams Board of Health Health Department Cleveland Chicago Lorain Lawrence University of Chicago Nes University John D. Rockafeller

Pride of Profession in Carnegie Book Explores Work Ethic

The piece reviews Andrew Carnegie's volume on James Watt and cites his idea of pride of profession. It quotes Pittsburg street scrapers praising a deceased workman, discussing honest toil, human kinship, and the value of faithful labor across all ranks. The essay argues pride in work brings joy, progress, and confidence for all.

Andrew Carnegie James Watt Pittsburg MacCarthy Mac Carnegie Jie Auceeas

Fragmented overheard conversation in Adv older dispatch

An Agitator column from the Columbus Dispatch quotes a chaotic dialogue about an attempted marriage proposal and public street care protests. The fragmentary text mentions Teas Harry, Jens Wy, and a man shouting for free street care and Iran electric lights.

Freyea Tronsere Iran Columbue Dispatch

Distant Exchange Over Rooms Sparks Anonymous Question

A tale recalls Mr George De Forest Grant and Mrs Bradley Martin swapping rooms at a California hotel. Mrs Martin’s daughter, who did not drink, occupied a room on a higher floor while Grant preferred a first sleeping room. He asked if her daughter drinks. Mrs Martin replied her daughter’s habits were correct. Grant declined, noting he drinks and would be better suited to different attire.

George de Forest Grant Bradley Martin California Grant Mrs. Martin Mr. Grant

Curio Hotel Guest and Cleveland Aid Tale

A Missouri representative notes a suspicious guest with luggage and a hidden patent fire escape device in a St. Joseph hotel. The tale shifts to an anecdote about ex president Cleveland seeking shelter on a cold night, knocking at a door and being invited to stay. Both accounts are recounted with a newspaper tone from the era.

Cochran Missouri Therapes & Man St. Joseph Porter Galq San Antonio Express Cleveland Ward Barnegat Bay Onn Cambuon Cleveland Lear Parrow Lane Ani

False Logic and a Surgeon Tale Quips From Higgins Case

A congressman cites false logic as a parable about a surgeon who, after performing three swift operations before a crowd, is whispered to that Higgins may have had the wrong leg removed. The surgeon dismisses the error as inconsequential, insisting both outcomes still yield the same result.

Hepburn Hikaine Cape Higgins Butele Kagulren

Sunshine and Smiles in a Vintage Evening Column

A quirky collection of odds and ends features Cossacks, theater talk, overlong drafts of dialogue, and a judge lecturing a millionaire. Interspersed humor touches include open door evangelism, Bibles in hotels, and a plea for poetry in daily life, all echoing early 20th century newspaper whimsy and social observations.

Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer May 27 entry

Predictions note a cautious day with potential misfortune if birthdays fall on Saturday. Avoid quarrels and dangerous places. careful business and prudent conduct may bring success. A child born this day is described as clever but prone to anger and injury. a portion of people will be fortunate.

Binpul John Weaver United Gas Steal Council Philadelphia

Historic Cleveland homestead to yield to progress

The Buffalo house where Grover Cleveland spent his boyhood may be razed as progress and cars advance. It also served as Commodore Perry’s War of 1812 headquarters, with timber for Perry’s ships felled nearby. Col. E R Thomas, an automobile manufacturer, recently bought the estate and plans a large new plant close by to produce motor vehicles.

Buffalo Grover Cleveland Boston Globe Commoore Perry Lake Eris Commodore Perry Col. E.R. Thomas Ap Bt Ahapa

Far West Prices and rattlesnake attack reported

Mil Yates California offers penta in hills for ten cents a quart and five cents per nest. Henrietta Bavage survived a rattlesnake encounter near Freano, knocked the snake away and killed it with a parasol before a delirium. Los Angeles plans host for 25001 Knights of Columbus in May. Henry A Wiley, USN, hero of Apia harbor disaster, last to leave Vandalia and promoted.

Mil Yates California Hilla San Francisco Freano Cal Henrietta Bavage Los Angeles Knights of Columbus Henry A. Wiley U. BN Sa Francisco Prince Philippines Apia

Judge and lawyer swap fate over horse thief tale

A Kansas City Star account recalls Ambasador Choate relaying a Texas tale where a judge sentences a horse thief to be hanged, the lawyer arguing for due process. The judge pardons then jokes that the decision rests with the “boys” who must hang him per regular custom.

Ambasador Choate Texas Prn Kansas City

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