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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
5
Horace pleads for patience as Syiela and Mrs Purveye urge restraint after a night of pursuit and mystery. The Professor warns of a fragile mind, suggesting Horace needs a change of scene and professional advice while Horace resists and debates the reality of his visions.
In a tense exchange, Horace challenges a professor’s view of a mysterious brass battle lid. The pair debate recoverable inscription types and a thousand year history, with an agreement to reexamine the artifact under strict conditions and await further results.
A report from Omaha details a woman who, seeking gender change treatment, grew a masculine beard and shaved for fun. The subject, aged about 35, traveled from Des Moines after leaving a Munich home, and describes changing appearance and social secrecy surrounding her sex.
In Bingmamton Nova Scotia a plot to destroy a building was foiled when the perpetrator Wheeler, a druggist, took poison and died in court an hour later. The plot aimed to claim insurance and involved connections to a disputed stock. The failed plan prevented an explosion and saved lives. Terre Haute Indiana reports a separate note about a Honduras letter inviting belles to a state normal college.
An old newspaper fragment advertises Bordun's Rain Brand Condensed Milk 19 alwaxe and general household milk, plus Koehring & Bro stoves, and a range of children's remedies and window shades. It mentions an old nurse for teething, Opanrin shades, and Taylor Carpet Co offerings.
A mid aged man was found on a skyscraper roof with a white powder in a glass container nearby. Workmen ventilated the area after the incident as police traced the man to Joseph P. Dave Kes of Watertown, Massachusetts. The note urges support for Indianapolis business houses.
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