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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1905
Page
5
Advertises Liquozone as a germicide claimed to cure diverse diseases by internal use. Offers the first bottle free and a ten month trial, with a coupon to receive a full size bottle via a local druggist and a promise to pay the druggist. Mentioned diseases include asthma bronchitis influenza malaria cancer and many others.
In a house in America Tom Trevanion confesses his love to Isabel, while Uncle Trevanion and Isabel’s fiancé scheme about marriage. Tom plans to leave for Europe to honor his heart, and the uncle probes Isabel about her feelings as the plot threads toward a dramatic choice.
C Yost, cashier of the Markle bank in Hazleton Pa, owned a fine cat that showed signs of pain. A veterinarian extracted three bad teeth and the cat now purrs contentedly.
An English provincial paper carries a curious ad for a position described as wanterplowman and cattleman. It oddly asks for Irish or French preferred and excludes those who are high educated or football fans, hinting at unusual hiring criteria.
Special to the Sun from Edinburgh Oct 12 describes Lord Glamis learning a grim family secret at Glamis Castle in the Grampians. Legends speak of a cursed Nine of Diamonds, a secret chamber, and murders tied to Macbeths era, with historic shocks dating to Duncan’s era and a witchcraft accusation of Lady Glam.
By Kate M Cullen Townsend school Syracuse NY principal recounts organizing women to win salary raises for women principals. She explains steps: private meetings, board outreach, leveraging allies, and staging multiple increments from raises to 1000 dollars for women principals and boosts for grade teachers. She urges sustained organization and public persuasion.
An advertisement from Dr. R V Pierce promotes free confidential advice to women suffering from disorders. It claims his forty years of experience, home treatment, and the Favorite Prescription cure many conditions without physical examinations. It warns against substitutes and urges readers to mail stamps for a pamphlet and medicinal information.
The News and Sentinel in Indianapolis published last Tuesday a series of grotesque caricatures purporting to depict Black voters. The images portray Black citizens as bestial, equating them with apes and the “missing link,” signaling a demeaning stance in the Municipal contest.
At a London sale an apron and bone armlets used in Tibetan devil dancing ceremonies were shown. The pieces include a death's head lacquer mask for the dancer and a Cromwell death mask in excellent condition. The Nell mask sold for 00 and the devil dancer's outfit brought 500.
Prof Helm, renowned geologist and Alpine climber, spoke at the Swiss Alpine Club gathering in Geneva about his near fall from a Alpine cliff. He recalled no fear in free fall, easy breathing, bright mental activity, memories flashing by, followed by a soft rush as he believed he struck ground, with no pain or shock.
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