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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
4
The piece laments the danger of losing sight of individuals beyond ranks and titles. It argues for judging every person by character, not office or wealth, using blunt examples from everyday life to urge equal respect for workers and employers alike. It mixes social critique with city anecdotes and brief jokes about news items.
The Wea is prevalent Us. for political ot other reasons, President Roosevel will Vatte ak citizen of New York for the vacant assistant secretaryship of agriculture. Davidson has been spoken of for this place and has the backing of many prominent New Yorkers. He graduated at Yale in 18, and from Cornell's agricultural department a year later. Desiring livestock farming, he entered veterinary school and earned the doctor's degree. He has been prominent in agriculture for years. At his Alamona farm he has bred many prize-winning animals, especially Shropshire sheep and ponies.
A garbled OCR segment from a Boston feature presents fragmented dialogue about a girl refusing marriage to a famed suitor. The snippet references Martha, a husband, and a horse race mood with random names and interjections, all in a jumbled, era-tinged flavor.
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune hints at a domestic exchange about language, care, and chance in a family scene. The dialogue touches on a baby’s speech development and parental responses, reflecting everyday tensions in a home setting.
Dr M Gerrich returns to Sey anaur Mir. Many residents journey home or visit relatives in Portland, Lafayette, Crawfordsville, Indianapolis and beyond. Notables include Mrs Sallie Stoneman at Ethel Ferris funeral and the wedding of Charles F Rigg to Edith Beck. Society events, visitors, and local greetings abound with many guests hosted in homes and clubs.
The article argues failure to cure indigestion stems from the outdated belief that inactivity in the stomach requires mechanical digestion aided by laxatives. It states modern science attributes digestion to nerves that motive the stomach, stirring food and stimulating secretions. weakened nerves cause indigestion, dyspepsia, and sour stomach.
A pharmacy advertisement cites Dr Miles nervous remedies relieving indigestion stomach trouble and headaches. Testimonial from C OBrien of Winston Belem North Carolina claims improved appetite after using Dr Miles Nervine and Liver Pills. Money back if first bottle fails to benefit.
In Niagara Falls a local photographer captured the archbishop of Canterbury and J Pierpont Morgan. Morgan joked about prices for portraits as a power company official watched. A separate note recalls Jay Gould’s era and a Denver mining rumor touched by a chase for a coveted interview with Hammond at the Brown Palace hotel.
The Grand offers modern vaudeville with afternoon and night shows except Sundays plus a new sketch The Fombey and the Jord at The Grand. Empire presents Crackerjack’s Gumus and a midnight election night show with star Belle Hathaway and acts by The Kentz Bantley burlesque company.
A reflective observation on domestic duties and overlooked chores. It notes husbands neglect small tasks like cleaning ashes, laundry, and hanging yesterday's clothes, and suggests wives drift from reading or social life when time is scarce. The piece emphasizes thoughtful effort at home improves happiness for both spouses.
A South-shly woman dubbed a room hunter enters a new field by renting rooms to clerks from nearby yards. She began in her own home and expanded after family changes freed space. Her work centers on finding tenants among maritime workers and yard clerks, reflecting entrepreneurial energy in a previously underdeveloped niche.
A Lowden News summary notes rising thefts of working elephants near Ras fengy and adjacent forests. British authorities report elephant loss across frontier regions into Derma and the Slut states, touching villages in Skimese territory near the hinterland.
Pruning shade trees can be done after formant in late fall. Remove large branches, paint the stump with enamel or water-proof paint to prevent decay. Use a sharp saw and do not cut more than necessary. Leave as little stump as possible when cutting away a branch.
Savings account is the first step toward independence and small deposits spark ongoing habit. Beginning with a modest sum encourages further additions, turning saving into a pleasure as well as a profit.
The Indiana Trust Co. invites beginners to open savings accounts and notes capital surplus of 1,000,000 and 25,000.00, offering courtesy and assistance to new depositors.
The Maina tooth pick factory delegates boast Maine economic reach with white birch supplies in Franklin County. They claim over a hundred workers in spring, each machine clipping nearly a million toothpicks daily. Foreign models from Spain and Portugal are produced abroad for five cents a day. Americans chew continuously, despite fashion.
Reports say Delcaxse the French foreign minister proposes mediation to ease tensions between England and Russia. His offer aims to secure peaceful resolution and avoid further conflict. The move signals Paris seeking a diplomatic role in European affairs amid rising tensions.
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