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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1909
Page
3
The advertisement touts Peruna as fully described in the U S Dispensatory the nation's standard medical authority. It claims effectiveness for catarrh in all forms and locations plus coughs colds and stomach catarrh and calls it an excellent tonic and appetizer.
A narrator recalls Rouletabille and a memory linked to Mathilde Stangerson then deciphers a hidden son relation. A letter from Prof Stangerson's daughter reveals Rouletabille may be Larsan's son and urges secrecy. A final dispatch asks to rescue them at Mentone.
The narrative recounts Rouletabille’s fierce resolve after a chilling dispatch urging rescue. It recalls his boyhood escape from Ew school accused of theft and his early genius in mathematics, where he solved problems by logic and finger counting.
Washington November 10 The envelope trust and the paper trust opened offices in Washington to pressure Congress to end government stamping of envelopes and selling them in competition with private printers. A National Committee on the Government Printing Stamped Envelopes was formed with R P Andrews as permanent chairman Byron Adams as secretary and treasurer and C R Scudder heading the finance committee. The United Typothetae of America backs the move. The groups claim government printing of stamped envelopes harms banks trust companies and large corporations while the government provides the service at minimal cost to reduce dead letters.
Shortridge High School debaters plan a forthcoming forensics clash with Louisville T. H. S. team. The date and topic are pending, with Shortridge confirming the theme submission.
A room on the fourth floor of the Federal building has been fitted for William Lowe Rice, supervisor of the census for the Seventh district. Mr. Rice will occupy his quarters in a few days.
West Bend Wisconsin November 10 Mr and Mrs Carl Bauer stored nearly all their savings in two banks and hid about 500 in currency inside a stove to guard against theft. A fire started when they warmed the home and the money disappeared though the deposit certificates were saved and will be replaced by the banks.
Hiram G. Stewart a young man from Pokogan and Mary L. Wilkinson a 17 year old Dowagine high school junior eloped to Cassopolis. The couple obtained a license with Mary claiming 18 but the ceremony was performed by Judge Co. KE Cone in the county clerk office. The Wilkinsons of Silver Creek plan to seek annulment.
Thomas Nichol of Nichol Hardware in Anderson Ind is chosen to succeed the late C K McCullough as president of the Liberal Life Insurance company on November 10.
Rev. Feather Bernard Kroeger founder of St. Bridget's church in Logansport Indiana died yesterday after a lingering illness. He was born in Prussia in 1833.
Charles Conover reports his wife aged 2? eloped with his father William Conover aged 42 a city fireman. He suspects they fled to St Louis and asks police to locate and arrest them. Mrs Conover took their child.
In Boston Georgia on November 10 a revival was interrupted for the second time as wasps attacked from nests under the pulpit. The swarm stung the evangelist and congregants, triggering a panic and mass exit with 500 people applying remedies to stings.
Newport Kentucky wedding report states F G Metz Heiser, 4, and Hattie Ingle, 42, who listed Indianapolis as their address, were married here yesterday.
Edna Rutherford of Douglassville Texas praises Cardus for easing years of chills fevers and other illnesses after trying four doctors and various medicines. The ad claims Cardus uses rare European herbal ingredients that strengthen the womanly organs and offers a gender specific treatment. It promotes a 50 year history and invites readers to request instructions and a six page home treatment booklet.
Raleigh North Carolina November 1 Joshua I Strang of Indiana was elected president of the Farmers National Congress at the closing session of the meeting in Raleigh.
A Fletcher National safety box opened by Probate Judge Ross after Gamaliel Scott's death showed Ada M. Scott claiming marriage, with $6 000 to $7 000 in banks and trusts. Annie Neill and May M. Scott, daughters of his first wife, return to Columbus as court decides ownership of the personal estate.
A testimonial from Mr J D Demesey of Terre Haute Indiana extols Casca Royal Plus as a highly satisfying remedy for constipation. He carries the pills and recommends them, noting their pleasant effects and urging others to request a free trial package from The Blackburn Products Co Dayton Ohio.
In Ware Massachusetts Alma Beaulieu hatched nine chicks from eight eggs after one egg was found double yoked. Alma’s mother also used hot water and cotton batting in a jug after a hen abandoned a 15 egg nest, yielding 13 chickens.
City Controller Breunig says no funds exist and no bonds should be issued now, opposing the Board of Public Safety which aims to build two new fire engine houses north of Fall Creek before the Bookwalter administration ends.
Simeon Jasepp former city comptroller and Civil War veteran dies in Evansville Indiana aged years a longtime Republican political figure and prominent public servant remembered for his civic work in the city and state.
In Ukiah California on November 10 Mrs. Paul Ray, the county’s only woman vaquero, drove a herd of 28 head of beef cattle and several sheep to Willits. With her brother Tom Hill and husband busy, she rode solo on a saddle horse with two shepherd dogs and beat the usual team times, delivering the cattle in good condition.
Mrs Charles V Fike received a divorce yesterday afternoon from Judge Carter in the superior court. Wis Fike, her husband, was found guilty in criminal court of attempting to kill her and was sentenced to two to fourteen years in the penitentiary. Mrs Fike was awarded custody of their daughter.
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