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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid that relieves weak stomachs by taking over digestion, supplying nourishment from eaten foods, and enabling recovery. It argues for using help rather than starvation, claiming the tablets support brain and body work and compare favorably with insufficient remedies.
Mary A Kidder narrates a trance claiming to visit heaven and converse with unseen departed souls. She describes floating above a vast unbuilt landscape, white robed angels singing, pearly gates, and beings who speak with her though she has no wings or walking ability. The account details her sensations and perceptions during the trance.
The article promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female health issues such as Leucorrhea and Prolapsus. It claims many women recover general health and flesh after treatment and offers a $500 reward for any case it cannot cure, citing testimonials from Mrs. And Quinn of Milwaukee and others.
Riverside park remains busy with about 20 daily visitors as custodians describe winter storage and preparations. Plans include solar lights along the boulevard, winter quarters for cages, and the river steamer Stota with Helen Gould for next season, while the dam is opened and the park gears toward spring attractions like the Old Mill and double eight.
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania the conciliation board’s three coal company representatives will be paid about $2,390 each for a year, about $50 per hour of session time. A coal levy per ton will raise roughly $820 to fund the board, with $222,500 allocated to the three conciliators and the remainder to clerks and stenographers.
In Hudson on October 2, Francis Kirvin and Miss Bertha Bain of Hudson were married. Kirvin is a former member of the Bachelors' club, which holds an annual raffle style bet. The club requires the bet winner to marry within a year or forfeit $20. if the rule is followed, a prize is awarded. Six months ago a drawing occurred and Kirvin was selected, complying with the club’s rules, with the treasurer forwarding the prize.
A group faced punishment for disruptive behavior at the Western event. The offenders are excluded from Thanksgiving entertainment and Easter celebration activities at the school. They may participate in memorial exercises privately and must write apologies.
An account describes a spring fishing trip where the narrator nearly falls into a river but is saved with thanks to an Englishman identified as Mr Gilbert. The narrative covers the rescue, the pair’s recovery on the riverbank, a tobacco exchange, and a moment of mutual respect as they share stories and plan to mend the day’s misadventures.
Anna McGill, 16, attended a show in Jeffersonville Indiana wearing a red sweater at Pract CoM. Markle ordered her to remove the garment. she returned with a note from her aunt explaining asthma and a medical device prescribed. Faculty decided she could attend school if she wore the sweater tucked inside her skirt.
Mrs Geo Rot of Denark Wisconsin is reported dead after a nightmarish incident in which she allegedly fought an unseen foe during a disturbing dream. Her husband awoke to find her in a violent struggle and she died suddenly, causing alarm and sorrow in the household.
In Baltimore, Maryland a father chased and brought home his daughter Mary Bowlse who had wed Paul Albert Knight just after the ceremony. In Philadelphia Caroline Roth, a wealthy widow, committed suicide by gas after learning of her daughter's clandestine marriage.
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