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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
8
A speaker argues that church and university face an opening challenge from the Bible's fall narrative linking labor to a curse. He notes labor ideas pervading society, calls labor a blessing for intellectual work, and states his 30 year teaching that work is valuable when it is enjoyable.
President Eliot urged churches to reconstruct youth teaching toward active service. He criticized Sunday schools for half hour sessions that produce little output and warned against warlike imagery and excessive emotion. Rev Brady defended vigor and global growth of the church, noting widespread adherence and clash with Buddhist and Confucian ideas.
Secretary Cortelyou prepares the schedule for a ten day presidential trip starting Monday. Roosevelt plans to leave Washington at midnight and visit New York for a cornerstone laying and Board of Trade banquet, then proceed to Memphis and Mississippi for hunts and events with Governor Longino, attend Luke Wright’s celebration in Memphis, visit Philadelphia for an Union League Club banquet, and return to Washington to draft the annual message for Congress.
Col Wilson the governor's private secretary issued and prepared to send out the commissions for the newly elected courty officers Thursday morning.
The item lists diverse brief notes including Senator Hanna joining a Loyal Legion, a 20 percent price drop for dried codfish in Newfoundland, Auburn Kentucky shop raid for 25000 dollars, Chicago's push to host a livestock exposition on November 29, a naphtha launch Ethel capsizing near Brooklyn with three men and a boy drowned, a Pittsburgh butcher strike over union recognition, a London Dublin Independent report that King Edward may visit Ireland in April, A Palmer of New York donating 30000 dollars to Union Christian College Merom Indiana, and an incident in Constantinople where a stranger shouted Long live Abdul and was beaten by guards who feared an assassination attempt.
The advertisement asserts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets provide a radical cure for indigestion and stomach troubles without false claims. It emphasizes that the remedy digests wholesome food, rests and strengthens the stomach, improves sleep and appetite, requires no dieting, and is sold by druggists for 50 cents per package.
Miss Rose Bubonn, comedian with Rudolph and Adolph, was locked inside a large vault in the state capitol basement during a practical joke. After half an hour of unconsciousness she recovered, later recalling her ordeal as anxiety and a near-suffocating experience. The incident ended with her removal to a hotel.
A fragmented old advertisement lists various rovan roves and rovastine remedies for bunions corns headaches and skin issues with prices from 2c to 150. Items include Rovas on bunions corn relief pain relief and head aches plus remedies for chaps and chafes and a gray ball product with scattered vendor names and claims.
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