Six 1911 Maxwell cars and Europe tours prize plan
The Sun promotes a six district subscription contest with grand prize of 2000 dollars in gold, six Maxwell touring cars, six Europe tours, and six diamond rings. Participants gain votes via paid subscriptions, with no entry cost, while district winners compete for local prizes and overall honors. Contest offices are at 404 Raub building, 122 East Ohio Street, Indianapolis.
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Grocer Credits Postum With Health Benefits
A Cleveland grocer cites customer reports and his own experience to claim Postum improved nerves and appetite after leaving coffee. He says two years ago coffee left him irritable with poor breakfast and store duties, but adopting Postum restored health. He urges others with nervousness or stomach issues to quit coffee and try Postum.
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Cleveland
Wellville
Preparations Underway for Big Flower Show Next Week
Flower show efforts center at T. Jinson hall with George Wiegand planning the decorative scheme. Richmond growers will ship large quantities of mums carnations and new European rose varieties. The Lafayette Corners and Newcastle greenhouses will contribute American Beauties and carnations. The show runs Tuesday to Friday with daily music by Montani's orchestra and an orchid display as a highlight.
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T.jinson Hall
George Wiegand
Richmond
Europe
Newcastle
Cumberland
Lafayette
Indiana
Montani
Man Killed by Train Near Owensville
Harrison Price, 21, died after being struck by a moving freight car at Owensville Friday afternoon. Special to The Man reports the accident occurred as Price fell beneath the car.
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Princeton
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Harrison Price
Owensville
Drugstore Robbery By Two Thieves at Central Avenue
Ralph Case of Case Bros druggists at 1837 Central avenue faced two revolvers Friday night as the pair demanded cash. One thief took $30 from the register while the other held the gun to Case’s head. The men bought a cigar, returned for more change, then fled after a minor stumble. Capt. Krueger and officers searched the area but found no suspects.
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Case Bros. Druggists
Central Avenue
Case
Capt
Krueger
Stewart and
Hartsell
Fairbanks to Speak at Central Christian Sunday School
Charles Warren Fairbanks will address the Sunday school of the Central Christian church at Delaware and Walnut streets Sunday at 9 30 a m A special program has been arranged. The church and Sunday school rooms will be decorated in national colors and music will be rendered by a ten piece orchestra.
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
Central Christian Church
Delaware
Walnut Streets
Splendid Home Remedy for Calloused Feet
A home foot care remedy claims to remove painful callouses by soaking feet in hot water with Calovide, then peeling away dead skin. The method may repeat for old callouses, with weekly baths to prevent recurrence and Calocide available at druggists for twenty five cents.
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Roper
Mayor Faces Family Fallout Over Surplus Inspectors
The mayor's cabinet meeting on Friday tackled surplus inspectors in city employ and failed to win broad support from officials. City Engineer Klausmann urged adding inspectors due to 63 streets under contract, while street chief Joseph Hegue warned sewer wagons needed crews if cuts occurred. The clash centered on milk bottle inspections by Isidore Wulfson and demands for department-wide changes.
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Joseph B. Kealing
Isidore Wulfson
Isidore
Wulfson
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Klausmann
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Theater party for factory workers at Majestic theater
Will H. Brown of the Oakland automobile company purchased 250 tickets for a Monday night theater party for factory workers. He is noted for sharing pleasures with his employer as Hewend procured more tickets but could not complete the purchase.
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Majestic Theater
Ture
Chronic diseases cured at Gilmer Medical Institute
The Gilmer Medical Institute reports permanent offices at 17 West Ohio Street and claims quick lasting cures for many diseases and deformities. They publish a frank screening interview, offer treatment for female specific ailments, and advertise cures for conditions such as varicocele rupture piles goiter and rectal diseases with hours from 9 am to 8 pm and Sunday 10 to 12.
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Gilmer Medical Institute
West Qable Street
Indiana
West Ohio Street
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