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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
5
In acting, the claim on a performer’s services can feel absolute, demanding cruel sacrifice. A singer endures sorrow on stage as a sister dies, choosing money and duty over paralyzing grief, with the crowd unaware of the private pain behind the performance.
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and its Golden Seal based formula. It cites Hydrastis as a key ingredient and credits renowned physicians for its curative claims across stomach, liver, bronchial, and blood disorders. It asserts broad endorsements, claims a forty year track record, and promotes the product as a reliable nonalcoholic remedy available in drugstores.
In an 1896 tale set among the Bohemian club, Dr Richardson Goode enthralls members with hypnotic claims and a wager with Lloyd that ages him to 80 years. The ruse is uncovered by a postscript from Venazuela claiming Goode’s aging was staged and Lloyd’s hoax funded by the journalist himself.
Representative farmers from 18 states and every crop industry converge in Indianapolis on October 3 for the second annual American Society of Equity meeting. Leaders J A Everitt John P Stele H B Sherman and others address topics on profitable crop prices foreign markets warehousing communications and a national controlled marketing plan. The gathering marks the first national meeting devoted to price making and market control by the society.
London, Oct 19. King Edward and Queen Alexandra opened the Kingsway thoroughfare from the Strand to Holborn. Poplar borough council urged a special Parliament session for monetary relief to London's unemployed, with the King expressing deep sympathy for laboring families. The project cost about 30 million dollars, converting slum into a three quarters mile long street two ten feet wide, with six years in completion and a projected 29 million from unused land leases. A large crowd attended the ceremony, with heavy royal presence and substantial preparations.
In New York on the first, Charles M. Schwab shows a near complete mansion on Overside Drive. The French style residence draws from the Tours Chateau Chenonceaux and Chateau de Blois with designs by Hebert and 10 artists. The block-long estate features a grand dining room with American tapestries, guest chambers on one floor, and a marble pool with a natatorium. Landscape gardeners have begun work around the grounds.
Jacob H. Schiff addresses public accountants on insurance matters urging restraint amid criticism of executives. He warns that sensational headlines erode reputations and that conservative public opinion should favor measured criticism over excitement. He emphasizes the value of good names in the community.
A woman asks if the man has pursued her to spite others. He answers with confusion, claiming he mistook her for money and promises no such motive, asserting his honest intentions. The exchange appears in the Chicago Record-Herald.
Inez Hudderson of Winchester Indiana a student at the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music was slightly injured Wednesday evening when a southbound streetcar struck her while she stood on the track at Thirty fourth and Illinois. A car coming around the curve from the opposite direction cut into her path causing a cut over the eye and a ligature injury to her arm. She returned to the conservatory unattended.
Swallows take their food from the air and drink while flying. On first arrival in this country they feed on gnats and similar insects, but as summer advances winged beetles are also eagerly snapped up.
An advertisement claims TONSILINE as a sore throat cure, noting INSILD antiseptic action to kill germs and correct throat conditions. It promises relief after the first dose and cure after a few doses, with availability at druggists in 25 and 60 cent bottles.
In Columbus Indiana on October 19 Kate Perer field a woman star mail carrier narrowly escaped peril while crossing a swollen stream to save a mail pouch. Her horse was swept a quarter mile by the torrent before she was rescued.
Geo H Conttt aged 37 was stopped by a robber at 1 o clock Thursday morning and probably fatally shot The assailant gave the name Daniel Conroy and was captured after a short chase in Chicago
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