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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1904

Page

5

Patriotic Women Promote Health Remedies For Women

A 19th century advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for ovarian trouble and nervous disorders in women. It urges women to consult Dr. Pierce, claims long success, offers a $4000 guarantee, and promotes the book People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser. The piece frames beauty as tied to health and urges trust in medical specialists over unskilled peers. It ends with a note on married women seeking knowledge and the advertisement’s guarantee.

Dr. Pierce Saya Dr. Pierce Pierce Unites States R. ¥. Pierce Buffalo N.Y Mig Hunt People’s Common Sense R. V Cieh-Hound

Beechcraft hall murder mystery unfolds at Stowmarket

Sir Alan Hume Frazer is found murdered at Beechcraft hall after a quarrel with cousin David. David hires lawyer detective Reginald Brett to uncover the killer as Beechcroft is watched by Margaret and her Italian husband Signor Capea and complex romantic entanglements surface among the party at Beechcroft. The plot follows Brett across London and Whitby as clues surface and motives unfold.

David Alan Hume-Frazer Beechcraft Hall Stowmarket Reginald Brett Beechcroft Onet Margaret Signor Capea Capea Helen Layton Helen Capella Alan Winter Scotland Yard Naples Holden Brett Mr. Dire Wiberforce Layton London Whitby Ewatham Hatel Northumber Lindsare Uwe Merry Robert Home-Frazer Telly Robert Frazer Dayle Mr. Frazer Nellie Davia

Peril and Panic After Narrow Escape in London

Brett, Hume, Helen, and Fraser recount a tense morning after a violent scare. Boban narrowly escaped an assault and a murder attempt, a hotel scene unfolds, and Fraser describes a dramatic street incident where a horse and cart nearly toppled him, with onlookers and a shaken crowd in the aftermath. The tale blends danger with sharp dialogue and lingering unease.

Davie Brett Praget Whiteham King Charles Strand Mastin Jiavie Helen Fraser Hume Rey Robert Cosily Breet

Revival of Hope At St Margarets Church

The service ends as Rev Emmanuel Hoses resigns and John Tinsdale faces a trial sermon in a strange church. Marion Schuenler helps him through doubts while Laura Carron Center advises patience. Miss Schuster and John Tinsdale announce their forthcoming marriage as Miss Bebuster greets them at the door.

St. Margarets Church Emmanuel Hoses Marion Johnnine- Male John Tinedate Rir Hits Mr. Tinsdale John Tinsdale Laura St Margaret's Merlan Carron Centes Phy Marlon Tme Carson Center Terror Tinsdall Tinadale Marlon Schueler Bebuster St. Margaret's John Tindale Bie Mim Schuster Tinedale Jobn

Rich widow to wed Ro Mre Chas Sprague

Boston November 22. Announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Mrs Chathea F Sprague of Brookline to Edward Deshon Hrandegee of Utica New York. Mrs Sprague widow of Congressman Er­ prane Sprague is about 53 with two young daughters and a private fortune in the millions. Mr Hrandegee, a 44 year old Woolen goods manufacturer, was Harvard classmates with Mr Sprague and worked with him before the congressman’s death.

Chas. Sprague Boston Chathea F. Sprague Brookline America Edward Deshon Hrandrsee Uta N. Y Spragne Eprane Brookiine Faulkner Farm New York Drandegee Ile Mr. Sprague Harvard

Pearl Smith Sentenced for Theft at Reform School

Pearl Smith, a minor, was sentenced by Judge Matthewas in Huntington West Virginia on November 2 to over years in the penitentiary for stealing a pair of suspenders from area Genes. The case notes five years as the minimum for this class of offense at reform school.

Wuntington W. Va Pearl Smith Matthewas Mal

Landis Opera Rooms Custodian Change

Mumbled OCR note indicates John Bonnell of Crawforteyile to serve as custodian as Landis' official duties are called away. The fragment references a material boom at an English hotel and mentions headquarters extalitis and Monlay plant with unclear actions and dates.

Landis Opera Rooms Landy Monlay John Bonnell Crawforteyile Mr. Landis

Ties and How to Wear Them in Fashion Notes

A fashion piece explains how women wear ribbons and fabrics like chiffon and velvet under the chin or at the ear. It describes knotting styles, bow placements, and coordinating colors such as apple green velvet with matching ribbons for theater wear.

Revolt reported in Macedonia amid Balkan tensions

In Athens on the Macedonian revolt two strong bands have appeared in Bulgaria, aided by Bulgarian officers. Turkish officials in Batonica opened mail bags despite consul protests to search for letters to people in Macedonia.

Scripps-Bprae Athens Macedonie Bulgaria Batonica Macedonia

The Gentle Tactics of a Nevada School Teacher

Miss Agney Gries, a Nevada rural schoolteacher, administered soap as a remedy for swearing to several boys last week. The doses were so strong some boys nearly died, prompting parents to threaten grand jury action unless the victim recovers. The teacher claims she used scab as a substitute for whipping, and mothers intervened to prevent further harm.

Agney Gries Nevada Vic Siltwaulte Wisconsin

Martha Bates Charged With Murder In Divorce Split

Asheville news reports Martha Bates arrested on murder charges in the death of Blanche Christian, a divorcee, whose body was found in a creek near Ballabury. The motive cited jealousy in a complicated domestic dispute.

Scripps-M'Rap Asheville N. C Martha Bates Blanche Christian Cirteian Cresk Meer Baliabury

Two Boys Burned to Death in Barn Fire

Nelsonville Ohio, November 2. Galein Tend aged 6 and Jena Skivers aged 4 perished in a barn fire Monday. Both boys were sons of local residents and the tragedy occurred at Lew Skivers' property. Investigating efforts continue as authorities seek the cause of the blaze.

Nelsonville Galein Henry Tend Jena Lew Skivers Monfey

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