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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
10
A fragment describes a harsh punishment tied to visible penalties for crimes. It notes the greater the offense the heavier the hang and longer the exposure on the street, with occasional death during the procedure. The language implies a justice system where public punishment serves as deterrence.
Nov 10 San Francisco plans a distant relocation of Chinatown as a new “Oriental City” rises seven miles from the present area. Contractors will build homes, temples, hospitals, schools, and businesses on San Bruno shore, with streets widened and utilities installed. About 1,000 workers may move to the site as the project shifts the Celestials from the cramped quarter, boosting trade and municipal relief while transforming a six block heart of the city into an Americanized district.
An vintage advertisement text extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a truthful remedy for delicate female ailments. Claims long lasting benefits, non intoxicating, and urges women to seek free medical counsel and a wish to obtain Common Sense Medical Adviser booklet by mail with stamps.
A garbled note describes club women at Dott facing prison time and a plan to enlist Vind Darrel Colts in a fan event. The fragment mentions permissions and penalties, with unclear names and places.
A fragmented health note urges those troubled by bilious attacks to seek relief. It hints that personal habits worsen condition and promotes a remedy to aid digestion and stomach comfort. The text advocates self care to reduce bilious symptoms.
An advertisement promotes Beecham's Pills claiming they settle the stomach regulate the liver and ease bowel movement. It asserts immediate effects aiding digestion and assimilation of food while cleansing the intestines. It advises use for sick headaches tongue issues constipation and inactive liver with worldwide availability.
The notice outlines hunting rules including landowner permission required for hunting outside one’s township, verbal permission being binding, and fines for violations. It notes a $10 daily fee, penalties for offenses, and the open season running from November 10 to January 1, with restrictions on net use and possession.
Special to the Banner recounts George Populau, a leper shunned on San Francisco streets, famed as a globe trotter who scraped together pennies to buy railroad tickets and travel beyond the city’s watery bounds, while local whispers label him unclean.
The desolate passage describes a traveler arriving at a temporary destination. He plans to visit the mayor and discuss feverish topics, while disguising his hands. He contemplates buying a return ticket to New York, half wishing to tour the country and possibly earn a reward for globe-trotting.
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