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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
8
Baltimore, October, a Chinese reform association branch honors a young American member for designing a new flag for China. The flag features a red field with a white border and three white stars symbolizing education and progress. A copy will be sent to the association’s branch with an encouragement letter from Rev. Frederick Poole of Philadelphia.
Paul Mim Oct 5. Evite Gowling a reeovering patient at St Luke's hospital attracted medical interest. A dead rib caused his disablement. pus filled the chest and crowded the heart. Surgeons removed the rib and pus to restore the heart to its proper position. Doctors face the challenge of returning the heart to its natural place.
In Ann Arbor on October 9 the University of Michigan unveiled a journalism course titled Newspaper writing theory and practice. It aims to prepare graduates for reporting editing and editorial positions with lectures by Willis J. Abbott and Fred Beattie.
San Diego reports a bloom of new jellyfish varieties along southern California shores. The tubular blue creatures measure about two inches in diameter and have drawn interest from aquariums after several specimens were captured for display.
A large Plymouth Rock rooster draws attention for its ducklike back and tail and its unusual upright gait. The bird’s five toes on each foot are webbed between them, giving it a distinctive stance.
A simple guide describes making a tobacco pouch from kidskin with a five by nine inch piece and short strips. The back and front can be French seamed. a monogram may be embroidered on the front or flap. Also notes Doan's Ointment as a remedy for itchiness and mentions free Sun liners offers and classified ad snippets.
William R Nel builds a 3000000 dollar paper mill to produce white paper for his uses, claiming annual savings of 150000 after two years. The plant runs on Canadian pulp, with mechanical and chemical pulps mixed, giant maceration and refining processes, and two 23 ton daily paper machines in a 114 rot long line.
In Woburn a mad horse chased a donkey through a street and into a cemetery where tombstones bore the marks of its frenzied sprint. Spectators laughed as the horse and donkey collided with markers and a doorway jammed by a frightened rider seeking to regain control.
News from Fargo North Dakota reports a planned buffalo hunt next month near Pierre on the Missouri River. The operation involves 65 workers, three wagons transporting to the publication office, and an invited party including notable men such as Scotty Phillipa. A taxidermist will accompany to skin and mount specimens, with the hunt framed as perhaps the country’s final buffalo hunt.
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