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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1909

Page

7

A Red Spot Cure Promoted For Skin Ailments

An experimental pos lam treatment claims to remove a red skin spot within twenty four hours after applying to a sample pad at Emergency Laboratories in New York. The remedy touted for eczema acne itching and related conditions is sold in a fifty cent package at H J Huder Weber Drug Co and other Indianapolis druggists.

West Twenty-fifth Street New York City H. J. Huder's Weber Drug Co Indianapolis Country

The Swallows Poem by Hwabbertom Lulham

Morning through the speaker's window recalls swallows in spring time. A village scene shows lured cap tosses and bright winged flights across elms and spires. The return of quiet dawn reveals the birds are gone and the speaker prays to greet their wings again.

Practical Politics in a Small Town

A county office in Town remained vacant despite a $50 yearly salary and strong Democratic backing for Ezekiel Hicks. Hicks admitted defeat, explaining he diverted campaign funds to acquire a small truck farm since the job paid only $20 yearly and he would not pay excessive sums for the office.

Ezekiel Hicks Ezekiel Lippincott’s

Blingsby Touted as Potential Statesmanship in Congress

Lippincott's notes Blingsby elevated to statesmanship and Congress amid praise. The dialogue reveals expectations he will push a local postmaster nomination, with a skeptic noting Blingsby’s solid reputation and makings of a statesman.

Congress Blingsby Lippincott’s

How to Make Better Cough Syrup Than You Can Buy

A quick inexpensive home remedy for coughs promising relief within a day. The recipe uses a pint of granulated sugar, warm water, and pine extract Pinex, with honey as an alternative. Include directions for dosage every one to three hours.

Miss Giulia Morosini Wealth Heiress of New York Banker

Miss Giulia Morosini daughter of the late Givanni P Morosini a New York banker of great wealth inherits most of a fortune near three million dollars from her father. Known in society for lavish gowns at the annual New York horse show she spent about 300000 yearly on attire and formalwear.

Giulia Morosini Givanni P. Morosini New York Jay Gould Morosini Giulia

The Last Rose of Summer and Household Costs

A fragment from autumn verse contrasts the lone rose with rising hotel bills and university charges. It mentions Marmaduke returning to school, Yale studies, and a shopping trip for hats and furs, all underscoring the burdens on a poor father.

Marmaduke Lear William Yale Sister

Parisian Politeness and a Paris Dentist

A New Yorker in Paris explains the French courtesy as he recalls a dentist’s waiting room scene. An attendant asks whom to announce to the doctor with sympathetic tone, illustrating the mild discomfort and refined manners observed in Paris.

Paris M’shu M. le Docteur

Quotable Exchange About Cigar Gift To Landlord

Dialog notes a joke about gifting cigars to the landlord to secure more heat. A domestic misunderstanding centers on a janitor and the landlord, with a sly reveal that the speaker meant the landlord and not the janitor.

Lippincott's

Mi o na tablets advertised as great stomach remedy

An advertisement claims belching gas and indigestion stem from a faulty stomach, offering Mi o na tablets as the best cure guaranteed by Henry J Huder. It promises relief of stomach distress and a money back guarantee with 60 cent boxes and free test samples from Booths Mi o na Buffalo NY.

Henry J. Huder Indianapolis Booth Buffalo N. Y

Daughters of the Rich Are Not to Be Envied

A thoughtful observer contrasts wealth and work, arguing that many rich daughters face ennui and mistrust, while working girls seek honest companionship. The writer, sharing experiences with wealthy circles, concludes wealth often curbs ambition and happiness, praising the simplicity of working life.

Lfe Arcadia Jack

Cardui touted as a safe woman’s tonic in ad

A Uvalde Texas testimonial proclaims Cardui a mild, safe tonic that helps tired women regain energy and perform household tasks. The ad urges regular use, claims no habit forming drugs, and promises no dangerous after effects while supporting other medicines.

Cardus

We Knew Them When Poem Fragment in Town

A nostalgic verse satirizes local pride and fame as residents dismiss famous figures from their town. The poem contrasts ordinary locals Ana Dick Dick and reporters with celebrated names Jim Sam Tom and Harry, who are hailed elsewhere but meet indifference at home.

Ana Dick Folus Were Jim Sam Tom Harry

Constructive Thought Promotes Prosperity and Action

A Wattles quote urges persistent positive thinking to uplift society. It argues that discussing poverty harms progress, advocates focusing on future wealth and better conditions, and calls for constructive, optimistic discourse to motivate action.

L'OCTAVE Poem Excerpt Featured in Chicago Poet

A Chicago Poet selection presents C. G. Blanden’s verse about light and warmth. The speaker invites a boy to light candles and stir the fire, promising joy and music as a comforting isle amid a windy night.

C. G. Blanden Chicago

A Great Criminal Readies Final Move in Paris

In a tense confrontation, Baron de Heidelmann-Bruck taunts detective Coquenil about diaries and confessions. The baron plans to force a deadly endgame as Alice waits outside the barred door, while Coquenil prepares to face the final confrontation.

M. Coquenil M. Paul Duprat Coquenil de Meidelmann-Bruck

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