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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
5
The city delays action on hospital site choice awaiting council input, with the board prepared to buy land outside if needed. Officials fear county pushback and potential damages claims from property value declines, while Ed Legsdon notes two or three viable city sites if the hospital stays inside.
A narrator hides in mossy rocks as a young couple meets daily in a secluded grove. A guitarist serenades the maiden with Italian love songs, deepening their bond until their lips meet in a tender kiss, and the observer slips away unseen.
Readers are told that wearing high heels causes corns bunions and other foot deformities. The piece argues the shoe harms nerve endings in the feet and undermines the nervous system.
Miss K. Devine of 313 Washington St Indianapolis touts Dr A W Chases Nerve Fills as a cure for fatigue weakness and insomnia noting one box restored steadiness energy and sleep. The ad promotes Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY and features a portrait of A W Chase.
New York reports the Babies' hospital unveils a modern building dedicated exclusively to infants. The facility features 50 beds, a solarium, isolation ward, steam bath, operating room, bacteriological lab, diet kitchen, and specially designed iron beds with adjustable springs.
The Delineator promotes an attractive outlook for the thirty-first year and invites readers to join the host of prepared good things. Subscription price is 1 cent per copy, $1.00 for a full year, with Butterick Co. handling orders from 17 W. 13th St., New York.
The excerpt argues against harsh footwear and promotes viewing foot care as essential. It questions Western attitudes toward Chinese feet, notes the harms of tight shoes, and suggests adopting Japanese footwear instead. It mentions perseverance improving abilities and warns against colonial judgments.
The article argues climate change does not prevent catarrh and claims internal treatment is needed. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as effective, listing active ingredients Blood Root Red Gum and Gualacol. A Columbus Ohio user testimonial praises relief after using the tablets and recommends them for family use to prevent colds and croup.
A compilation of short Indiana quirks. A Kempton marshal hunt for a man with a sub thousand-dollar salary. A Rockport Journal note on a Tompkinsville couple courting long and lampless. A barber license bill humor and a Donkey Club pulpit gag. A color blind telephone joke from Muncie with Green and Purple mixups.
Charles Whitecotton, 47, a guard at the workhouse, died Monday morning at the workhouse from typhoid pneumonia. He leaves a wife and child at 2125 Allfree. Funeral is set for Tuesday morning from Mount Comfort Church with interment at Mount Comfort.
In Jersey City open-work stockings trigger a sales surge and social clash. Miss McDermott’s status is defended by customers who press for the most sheer hose while Terence Sheehan’s refusal to wed is tied to the fashion dispute. Justice Edward Markley notes the fallout and sympathy shifts among shoppers.
The city engineer's new chemical laboratory is nearly ready and will begin testing materials for public works. A sensitive pair of scales can detect a one three-hundred-and-twenty-thousandth of a pound, where a tiny pencil dot alters balance.
Mrs Tupman of Richmond Virginia describes suffering from backache bearing down leucorrhoea and womb prolapse. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound since June 1901 she reports vast improvement weight gain from 98 to 109 pounds and renewed vitality. She endorses the remedy and invites other sick women to write to Mrs Pinkham for free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
The director of works reveals the world’s fair color plan with ivory white exteriors aimed to reduce glare while maintaining brightness. Statues in grounds and cascade gardens will be dead white to imitate marble. interiors receive cold water paint via spray methods.
November 27 excursion tickets offered to stations on Pennsylvania lines within 150 miles of selling point. Tickets valid for return until November 33. Special rates for teachers and students returning home for Thanksgiving upon presentation of certificates. Inquire of agents.
One and one third fare for a round trip within 150 miles offered to students for Thanksgiving travel. Tickets sold November percent and 27 with final limit November 2. Rates apply to all points for vacation period upon proper certificate.
Rail line offers round trips one and one third fare within 150 miles. Tickets available November 3 and 27 with final limit November . Students and teachers may purchase with proper certificates.
Monon accommodation trains Nos 8 and 1 will be run daily starting Sunday November 2. The schedule change affects daily service on the Monon route with adjusted times and operations.
Thanksgiving rates apply November 26 and 27 with excursion tickets to all points within 150 miles of the selling point and good for return until November 28. Special rate tickets available on presentation of proper certificates to teachers and students going home for the holiday. Inquiries through agents Razora and Barber Supplies, 3 E Bodine & Co., EB Obie.
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