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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1904
Page
6
Miss Mary F Fay describes eight years of severe eczema on scalp and face with scabs itching and hair loss. After using Caticura Soap and Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent her condition cleared entirely. She notes relief after first application and credits the remedies for the full cure.
In a rural quarrel over marriage to widow Lapham, Dick Scott’s plan to wed clashes with his father’s pride. A peddler taunt escalates tension until a swarm of bees envelops Farmer Scott, sealing a comic twist as Dick quips his father would rather endure bees than a bad outcome. The overheated argument prior frames a rural melodrama of love, age, and family pride.
A Mrs. M. Buramers of Notre Dame Indiana advertises a home treatment for female ailments including ulcers womb disorders and painful periods. She promises free initial instructions and claims a 12 cent four week coating guarantees a cure if sent by mail to mothers of suffering daughters and others who respond.
In a tense exchange a man and his son argue over marrying a widow. Bees swarm as the father fears danger while the son asserts love and asks to wed. The father finally consents after dramatics about danger and a beehive.
W P Billings returned to Beymour and many residents report visits and stays with relatives in Indianapolis Kokomo Richmond Columbus Lafayette Greenfield and Knightstown. Faculty, club members, and families hosted visitors as Supt W H B Alexander attended meetings and a large Day nursery association party was planned with many hosts listed.
Col D R Anthony editor of the Leavenworth Times and brother of suffragist Susan B Anthony died at his home here Saturday of heart failure aged 90 years.
Advertises a cure for cold and flu symptoms in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Promises refunds if it fails to cure, with E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
A vintage ad proclaims Bar-Ben as the ultimate home treatment for lost vitality and nervous disorders. It claims to restore vigor, improve digestion and sleep, and rebuild body and brain, touting it as a natural cure for overwork worry and substance effects. Printed by The Barren Remedies Co. Cleveland with local sale mention Weber Drug in Washington and Illinois.
Denver dispatch reports Gen Sherman Bell, Colorado adjutant general, intends to go to Mexico to take charge of a mine after the defeat of Gov Peabody. He defends militia action in labor trouble, denies hostility to miners, and notes returning miners to Cripple Creek. Deportations unlikely to resume. Adams victory seen as protest against deportation methods.
A child prodigy named Werre, eldest son of the Count de Soissons, exhibits paintings at the Dare gallery in Paris and Vienna, with about sixty works hung in major salons. He also wrote magazine stories and an prose epic about Vikings, while Laine Pierre, largely self taught, travels with his author father Hvex in Kensington, and Pierre has toured Canada the United States Germany France and Austria. A fragmentary dialogue about Mike-George and marriage follows.
In Pirbright church yard a massive granite monolith marks the grave of explorer Sir Henry Morton Stanley. The unhewn stone, recovered from Dartmoor, weighs six tons and was moved by traction engine after a long haul from Moreton Hampstead. Inscription by Lady Branley reads Henry Morton Branley and Bula Matari the Rock Breaker, with Africa and the Cross of Christ as epitaphs.
For rent houses advertise several properties with pricing and features. Plymouth apartment offers five rooms bath hot water refrigerator electric light pantry and storage rooms with city water heat provided seasonally at eight dollars winter and two dollars summer. Meridian complex on Michigan and Meridian lists five to eight rooms elegant bath and first class service with ample heat and ventilation.
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