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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
3
The Grand features Bird Millman performing on a tight wire amid rapid floor dances and drum clatter. Her act blends high-risk balance with aerial pantomime titled Coquetry on a High Wire, showcasing nimble, gravity-defying movement above an almost invisible support.
A period advertisement extols Mi o na stomach tablets as the best remedy for indigestion and warns against digesters like pepsin. It promotes Booth's Mi o na mail order option and touts quick relief while stressing stomach strengthening. Also describes a Park Theater act featuring Miss Millman and a New York stage drama about a workingman’s wife with emotional conflict.
The Park features two shows with strong musical comedies and romance. McFadden's Flats promises lively tunes and a heroic rescue scene in a steel mill setting, while Under Southern Skies offers a Sunny South romance with catchy numbers. A Thanksgiving matinee is planned.
A Philadelphia chemist touts Parisian Sage as a premier hair grower that destroys dandruff nourishes roots and adds life and brilliancy. Sold nationwide by druggists and in Indianapolis by Henry J. Huder with a two week money back guarantee. Made in Buffalo by Giroux Mfg. Co.
New York story tells of John Regan known as Uncle Billy a beloved local stone carver and janitor helper who entertained neighborhood children with tales. He died after a fall at his building leaving no funds for a gravestone. the kids pledge to pay for and mark his grave with flowers.
Millie Payne, an English comedienne and actress, laughs off a near-earldom after missing the title by birth. A member of the house of Chesterford, she would have been the sixteenth earl if a boy. The title went to a cousin and she pursued the stage, famed for her mimicry of new and appreciated characters.
Charles Pacey, a prize fighter, admitted manslaughter for the fatal blow to Jacob A. King. King fell and hit his head on a curbstone, dying from the injury. Special Criminal Judge Wiltsle and the Indiana reformatory sentenced Pacey to two to 21 years.
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