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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1904
Page
2
A solicitation for Dr Shoop's Restorative promising a free full dollar bottle to strangers who have not tried the remedy. The ad claims the cure targets nerves governing digestion, liver, kidneys, and heart, with testimonials of wide use and a promise to explain the treatment. It urges readers to write for a free order and a pamphlet to understand the case.
A fragment describes stomach illness linked to the solar plexus nerve, noting the stomach is reinstructed by a depente nerve called the solar prese Prize Right cry. It claims a blow to the solar plexus knocks out pain and that Restorative strengthens inner nerves to alleviate stomach disorders.
For Kidney Troubles The Khiefs are the blood Alters, They are operate solely by the inside nerves. The branch which operates then am res olate. Them re called the renal plecus. When the renal phowis is weak or irregu lar, the kidneys become clogged with the very poisons they should throw off. No kidney teatment can chew them out or are them and sine stage leads into another noafier a owhile the kidneys them selves begin to break ! Uli There is only rn wh rombhe this is through the insite net that control them. which Dr Slips Restorative aluve strengthens ana re wore
The text claims heart function relies on the ear nerve connections and the solar and renal plexuses. It suggests irregular heartbeats arise from weakened nerves and promises a restorative remedy by Dr Shosy to restore the nerve system and thus the heart’s performance.
Building Inspector Stanley said masonry around Meridian Street M E church ruins may not collapse, some walls may stand, and another examination will follow. Henry Laut of IL W, Laut & Co named two roof workers but said the exact cause remains undisclosed.
A pickpocket was fined for stealing from Mes Grange Preston. During pursuit in Montgomery streets, Preston turned the suspect's coat with his cigar, and a burned vest helped police identify the man. Election inspectors Bly and others were noted for paying voting place expenses and officer stipends.
A barber named Armstrong, manager of a Clay district shop, was fined for stay conduct, with charges including other similar acts to be tried later. In London a report states a naval clash occurred near the Firth of Forth when shots fired from a British government boat damaged several small craft. Indianapolis men were injured in a separate incident, and a Sunday service for women will be held at the Young Women's Christian Association with a special evangelical series led by attorney Cornelia Southey and singer Mika Mary Hialen.
Former city chemist Moffatt argues against a 2000 budget for a bacteriological lab, urging careful use of funds for health department needs. He notes current facilities lack updates, but equipment should be bought frugally, prioritizing essential supplies for food safety and chemical work rather than a full new lab setup.
In Chicago a confrontation with a black robber at a large pawnshop left Isaacs, 61, severely wounded. The assailant struck him on the head with a hatchet, causing three skull fractures. The robber, a Negro, was later arrested and confessed to the assault and robbery.
Local items report C J McNabb from Dome county striking a California gold mine. Joan Hartley loses in a corn shredder mishap. Guattiosi session in progress with Guy and Vinny expected Sunday. Frankfort notes Congressman Landis elected US senator. Pred A. Shng may run for congress. Elkhart reports a home supply firm under receiver. Henry county hunters posted again. Frankfort death of Nancy Gordon. Noblesville to try Andrew J. Baker for killing Fred Kiser. Fort Wayne’s C F Bicknell not a candidate. others seek post. Coroner Tutewiller: Minerva Hawley died Nov 3 from injuries Sept 30 after auto collision driven by Joseph Moore. speed showed city finance violation. Richmond origin with visitor in city.
American financier Astor Outald Alfonso reportedly purchased a painting by Joseph J. Villegas for presentation to the Boston museum. The Prado gallery director confirmed the work, purchased for about $20.00, amid earlier reports of Alfonso's publicized figures and a note on Emma Pearson.
An article extols charcoal as a natural purifier for the digestive system. It claims charcoal absorbs gases and impurities in the stomach and intestines, freshens breath, aids complexion, whitens teeth, and acts as a safe laxative. It promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as best value and includes a Buffalo pharmacist's testimonial.
Telegram reports from May reveal dynamite threats tied to a political clash at the state house. Conservatives and Democrats clash as Peabody resists withdrawal, while Adams insists he was elected governor. No side backs down amid the test.
In Counch Bluffs Nevada on the 19th Leroy Messner died by his own hand amid fears of arrest. Authorities report an alleged theft of chocolate from a freight car by Messner’s companions to frighten him. Police are investigating the incident and the supposed motive.
In Cripps Mark Telegram reporting from Chigags Nev four workers died in a blast at the Pyle National Headlight Company and Acetylene Rays Company plants. The known dead include Ralph Wells superintendent Thomas Jennings engineer Amos Watkins assistant superintendent and George Muehl draughtsman. Investigators indicate overcharging acetylene tanks caused the explosion early Friday.
A reader recounts trials with Postum as a substitute for tea and coffee. After switching, indigestion and fatigue vanished, and his wife’s swelling feet and constipation improved. He credits Postum with better health for himself, his wife, and their children, and mentions a pamphlet called The Road to Wellville.
In Wallace Idaho on November 19 James R Sovereign former master workman of the Knights of labor lies dying at home from a brain hemorrhage. His condition is hopeless after a sudden collapse while talking at his bedside. He had recently come to Idaho to take control of the Idaho State Tribune, an organ of the western federation.
A new private ambulance has entered use at Frank A. Beck's pace in Indianapolis. The vehicle is a high quality wagon built by New York carriage makers, equipped with all features for patient care, heated and ventilated, with wicker interior fittings and attached medical supplies. Beck states the wagon is for strictly private use, with three attendants, two dedicated to patient care. The dealer also shows a display stable of carriages and a bunting sleigh for winter use.
Late Friday, Mrs. Anna May Light and Dr. Hubert O. Light faced private hearing in Judge Carter's room after motions for secrecy. Mrs. Light testified about her husband's alleged delicate and sensational financial dealings, and described numerous profitable ventures that characterized their marriage and business ties.
New York clergyman John W. Wood and Alaska pastor Bisk Rowe attend the Episcopal Missionary Conference opening in St. Pauls church with Bishop Francis presiding. A Friday communion at Christ's church, Saturday reception at the Propylaeum, and a large Sunday rally at Tomlinson hall are planned.
The Indianapolis mayoral race appears set to erupt soon as rumors spread about possible shifts. Former Republican Harting, who finished second to Tangart, is rumored to be offered backing by a Crown contact via a young newspaper reporter.
Total vote 359,362 on election day 671,643 citizens voted. J Frank Haaly Republican led with 559,902 votes while John W Kern Democrat received 7,708. Haaly defeated Kern by 84,364 votes as Yanly carried the national ticket. Hugh Th. Milter and Daniel K. Storms ran ahead of Haaly by about 1,00 votes in their statewide contests.
The text promotes Wood's Sarsaparina as a powerful alterative that tradigates humors and cures inward and outward effects. It claims the remedy benefits the whole system and has merit established everywhere.
Dr. G B Martin relocates offices to the corner of Pennsylvania and Massachusetts avenues Entrance 20 Massachusetts 49.00 round trip to Denver Pueblo or Colorado Springs via Luke Erle Western R R tickets on sale daily Returns on select dates One and One Third Fare for launch trip via Lake Erie Western R R Thanksgiving Day tickets on sale November 2 and 9 Return unit November 9 Put an advertisement in Run's For Sale column Tea words
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