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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
5
The Old Reliable Royal Baking Powder is praised for nourishing brain and muscle. The speaker notes five years of satisfactory work with Cornell University’s Training Table and asserts Royal is the best, consistently reliable and capable of producing delicious wholesome food.
A quarrel erupts as Mr. Wackerbath protests the grand, fanciful construction described as a palace. He condemns drainage, luxury, and pomp, while the jinnee stands by the marvel’s beauty and stateliness, prompting Thrace to seek relief amid the charged exchange.
In a tense scene Horace and Ventimore argue with Mr Wackerbath over a grand house project. A mysterious benefactor claims to fund the build, while Pukrash and Beevor weigh the legal and social implications. The room erupts as threats and satire fly, ending with a vow to pursue remedies and potential appeals.
Fragmentary text references Senor Duran of Panama and plans by launchers of a new fifth republic. The note suggests potential events or leadership changes affecting Panama and the fledgling republic, with unclear details on timing and outcomes.
The Board of Works charged John W. Castor Unok Corydon Philyp Schaeler and J B Pasquier, all republicans who held inspector posts in the city engineer's office. An accusation by Miss Ella Dillman's jewellry case led to State Board of Energies involvement as details emerged about the watch and Dillman’s statements.
An Indianapolis resident on Teal Street recounts years of backache and kidney weakness improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Henry Hu Mer's drug store. He notes passing large gravel stones after one box and credits the remedy for renewed strength. Sale agents for the United States are Fomer Milburn Co Buffalo N Y Remember the name Doan's.
New York Nov 1 The Standart Oil company has declared a dividend of 12 per share to stockholders a grace from the dividend declared a year ago. The dividend will cause an enlargement of 12,000,000 in the stockholders relief as oil prices have risen two cents a gallon recently.
The Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland pursues personal outreach to newcomers. Members monitor boarding houses and dens of iniquities to invite strangers to worship and join the church or its Men's Club. Pastor Rev. F.W. Hager guides a citywide effort with no formal committees.
In Newark, a 10 year old girl and her mother were charged after a department store reported about six dollars in stolen goods. Detectives found two trunks with items from New York and Philadelphia stores at their home. The girl claimed her father knew nothing of the thefts and feared her mother. Judge Scholl held both prisoners in $300 each for investigation.
Nov 17 report from Hamilton describes the introduction of an organ in a Quaker church at West Alkton causing disruption. Older members protested and left the meeting as the first note sounded, while younger and more conservative attendees supported the instrument, arguing it distracts from worship.
Daniel V. Miller former assistant attorney general for the post office department and Attorney Joseph M Johns of Rockville Ind began a federal court trial Monday charged with conspiracy to secure a bribe from John Ryan. Their defense team was augmented by Indiana lawyer Henry N Spann a prominent criminal attorney.
In Janesville on November 4 a burglary at J. M. Bostwick’s dry goods store netted about 915.00 in furs and fine silks. Thieves broke in Saturday night and worked through Monday morning, rifling shelves and scattering poorer goods. Investigators suspect expert thieves operated, leaving a trail of damaged merchandise.
True to his promise a New York businessman has not played cards since age nine. His grandmother offered thirty cents if he kept his vow, a challenge he accepted for the larger future. He has raised a family and hosts card parties at home only with cordial consent, never yielded to persuasion to touch a card again.
Halon Mot Nov 1. Bame i years see Skhuel Wilfung a newcomer here from Colaba near Bay Port. A handsome young wife settled on Hecke farm near fers and ten three years everything ran smoothly. Then morning wife went missing. Simon thought she dead, remarried two years ago. Saturday evening a knock on the door. wife entered and announced she was Wilfeng s missing wife and had come back to stay. She said new name Frage. The news created a sensation in this section where Wilfeng and her are well known.
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