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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
5
A coachman narrates the entwined lives of Charles Goddard and Miss Belle Stetson. Dr. Squires, a mysterious Paris‑trained medical adviser, stirs jealousy and rumors while residing in a haunted brown house. The narrator plans a late night visit to uncover a secret study and possible papers aiding Goddard.
Mrs. R. J. Grimes of Indianapolis says rheumatic trouble left her run down and nervous. She credits Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills with nerve relief and rebuilding power, noting marked tonic effect and control of rheumatism. Sold at druggists per box.
A narrator serves as a groom under master Charles Goddard and trains under his eye while avoiding the master’s presence. After five quiet days, Goddard unexpectedly appears at the stable to question driving skills, recalling their past crime and warning that they must not meet unless circumstances mirror their first encounter.
Mrs Marie Babcock of Racine Wisconsin says she was kept by Prof Roy Lord a hypnotist for four days after lured away from her husband J E Babcock. Lord manipulated her with Svengali like influence while detectives hunted.
A cautious man pursues Miss Beaufort with help from his mother who suggests an imitation wife. He tests domestic life with Vene Wright’s name on a card, enjoys a two week experiment, and ends by realizing Miss Beaufort could become his wife.
A comic collection from Indiana includes Ebenez er Washington jailed for stealing bodies, Nastus Middleton punning on grave affairs, and Eddie Groy returning from Chiseltown with theater honors. Local notes cover crops and trades, beans and butter, quilts, and a minor scuffle resulting in a small fines total.
Hazleton Pa Oct 2 Drifton No 2 colliery operated by the Coxe brothers company a large mine in the Lehigh region began operations Wednesday morning. Special policemen guard the works but no trouble reported.
Local endorsements support Dean’s Kidney Pills for backaches and kidney complaints. Mrs. Valentine Niberger recalls years of illness improved after use. her child also benefited. Sold at Henry Huder’s drug store for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY is sole US agent. Guaranteed.
A profile of Miss Fannie W. Tunison of Sag Harbor Long Island detailing her life as a 30 year old paraplegic woman who, despite paralysis of hands feet legs and arms, uses her tongue to perform sewing knotting threading and beading. The article notes her discipline ambition cheerfulness and daily routine in a fisherman's cottage with her father and cousins. It describes her chair with a built in work table and her fluent engagement in painting embroidery and quilting using only her mouth and tongue.
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