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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
9
In a domestic scene, Dick reveals his business failure and plans to close. Monty and Claire discuss marriage as Frances and Drew face mounting strain. The family resolves to work, with Monty offering to help and Dick seeking a new start.
In a strained romance tale Monty plans a frontier job paying $25 weekly risking a harsh, isolated life for a chance to prove themselves. Claire defies family habits by choosing to go with Monty to build a new life, while Dick and Frances debate public judgment and future work.
Aro use in Washington describes President Taft shutting the White House doors to American Indian delegates from Oklahoma. The parade and West show entourage formed at the executive gate but were denied entry by police, prompting disappointment and signs of disdain toward the administration.
An all wool suit advertised as made to order priced at ten dollars and seventy five cents. The ad claims perfect fit and guaranteed style improvements.
Cincinnati plans a $30,000,000 terminal system with a 34 story Union Station and office building on Fourth street between Elm and Broadway. The project aims to serve all railroads and interurban traffic, with potential council franchise approval and broad railroad consent. John E. Bleekman and Archibald S. White lead the effort.
In South Bend Indiana on May 27 chairman Iden S Romig of the Democratic central committee postponed the Thirteenth district congressional convention due to a deferred Congress session and likely absence of Senator Shivell and Congressman Barnhart.
Don’t be a ready made man. Have an all wool suit tailored to your measure for 10.75 dollars by S. J. Singer & Sons at 48 West Washington Street.
The advertisement claims possum as a first aid skin treatment effective against eczema acne tetter barber's itch and many minor skin conditions. It promises quick relief, notes available sizes 50 cents and two dollars, and offers free sample packages from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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