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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
5
A wedding day misadventure follows Mortimer as a stubborn bunion thwarts his elegant attire. After smashing bay rum, a chaotic ride to the church ends with a shoes swap that saves the ceremony and yields comic street cheers from a crowd of onlookers. The couple departs smiling as Mortimer jokes with Alice.
A Ontario woman writes to praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for five years of ovarian troubles. She claims the remedy cured weakness and discharge, avoided surgery, and made her well. The letter offers a $5000 reward if the original proof cannot be produced and invites others to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
The Audubon society of New York plans an active drive against illegal bird and plumage trade. It will ask the public to inspect milliners and dealers, report law violations, and support harsher non game bird protections. The effort targets both wholesale plumage sellers and caged birds. bobolink declines in New York City are highlighted as a warning.
A survey of Indianapolis social life highlights the growth of clubs such as the University Columbia and Country clubs along with German American and Mannerchor societies. It notes deluxe clubhouses on Monument Place and White River services, stock purchases, and annual dues. It also mentions canoe and aquatic clubs, and a new Indiana Democratic Club with plans to expand amenities and membership.
An advertisement promotes Wells Hair Bleam as a non dye from Druggists priced 50c and a scalp rub in Haly Tone for 50c per bottle or 1.00 per quart. It claims gradual restoration to natural black or brown and markets Miracle of Healing style warnings against ineffective products.
Rev Henry C Brown of Bethel Congregational Church laments frequent kissing during services in Mt Gilead Ohio. He condemns promiscuous hugging as desecration and criticizes young men and women for disturbance during prayer week.
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