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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
5
An arcane note describes a water plant titled Queen of the Lilies, praised by an Englishman Sir Sebombaugh for its curiosity. The text mentions a traveler Henake and a voyage from Sanath Ameriog, with scattered references to cultivation and public attention amid unclear events.
In a tense moment from a wounded romance, a woman grieves Paul’s absence and imagines his anger as he steps forward in a moonlit scene. He speaks softly and asks if she can love him, seeking hope and absolution in the quiet hour.
A confused obituary note recounts Barney Green’s funeral after a fatal accident involving a train engine near the Stasenavise area. Details include a late home arrival, religious rites, a large rural cross, and attendance by statehouse figures and a women’s employment group.
A fragmented report from Clayton describes safe blower suspects fleeing a scene near the city. Authorities issued a general lookout as a manhunt progressed with unclear details. Detectives connected the incident to a broader case involving an Indianapol is remnant group.
A divorce case details a wife accusing her AVAban d husband of refusing to rise for Sunday breakfast and skip church. The text argues the husband’s work during the week and recreation on Sundays clash with family morals, suggesting marital strain and calls for a reform of daily life and religious practice.
Deputy Sacub and officers pursue violators in Haw territory cracking down on seining abuse. One arrest led to charges against Charles Bast for seines, while Ed Bragers and others faced accusations amid patrols and new enforcement. The drive continued with Lewis of Perkley and others involved in the hunt for illegal fishing.
Hannah Broan, noted for presence of mind, saved ten people from Nye Tanagh's home in M2 Cullew Wheel during a night blaze. The group used a broken telephone wire from the house to a neighbor's yard, walking hand over hand to safety. Hannah aided her sister and other children despite her youth. Guardian for Gannon appointed in probate court. Henry F Gannon, owner of several patents, treated for memory loss possibly caused by a brain tumor. prognosis to follow.
A vintage advertisement warns that every child with sore throat risks Croup Quinsy Tonsillitis or Diphtheria until throat is cured. It promotes Tonsiline as the swift safe cure addressing the disease’s seat, with a single dose claimed to prevent weeks of illness and death. The ad urges buying a 25 cent bottle featuring a long necked mascot.
A San Francisco market operator proposes feeds for Panama Canal workers offering white laborers $1 per day and Black workers 45 cents amid a food shortage. He says supplies will be distributed at Panama, with government cold storage costs and hotels along the line to provide bread, meat, margarine, and coffee. The plan promises rationed meals including bread, butter, potatoes, tea, and more, with meals staged along the railway corridor to stations and hotels.
Predictions by Raphael the astrologer warn against quarrels on birthdays, urge restraint and prudence in business, note a 1905 born child may endure accidents yet grow in temper and wealth with capable management, and advise caution in travel and finances for Monday October 1000. It emphasizes health and family caution throughout the forecast.
Fraudulent advert claims a Michigan Magic Foot Draft absorbs acids through foot pores to cure rheumatism. It promises free trial and returns, invites readers to mail name and pay one dollar only if satisfied, and offers a color booklet on rheumatism. Strong emphasis on worldwide imitation and legal action in England.
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