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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1907

Page

5

The Torpid Liver and Dr Pierce's Discovery

A lionized view of liver treatment argues against drastic drugs for a torpid liver. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as restoring digestion and liver function, naming Golden Seal root and other ingredients with quotes from medical authorities and urging readers to request a free extract book from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo.

Pierce Roberts Bartholew Jefferson Medical College Grover Coe New York J. Coe Siso John King Cincinnati John M. Scudder M. D Scudder Finley Fllingwood Bennett Medical College Chicago Dr. Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Sying

The Charming Widow Chaperoning Harvard Game

An aging spinster narrates her fling with widowhood as she acts as Ruth Van Camp's chaperone to a Harvard game. A mistaken assumption about her marital status leads to a reunion with old friend Dr. Dick Hathaway, who confesses past affection and rekindles their romance.

Cynthia Grey Mrs. van Camp Ruth van Camp Ruth New York Mary Norton Dick Hathaway Dr. Hathaway Rame Dr. Dick Mary Charerou

London women panic over slenderness fad

Special to The Sun reports London society actresses and shop girls fear gaining weight as lemons become a daily staple in pursuit of slimness. Dr Bir J Crichton-Brown denounces the trend citing asceticism and widespread semi-starvation among the poor while urging adequate meals.

London Bir J. Crichton-Brown

White heat on the Peak leads to coercive interrogation

In a tense scene at Sevier’s tropical hideout Elliott resists offers to share cargo rights with Carlton and Sevier. After a heated dinner, the trio, joined by missionary Laurie, restrains Elliott and Carlton to extract information about the wreck of the Clara McClay, promising no bloodshed but threatening coercion if he resists.

Sevier Africa Elliott Baltimore China Carlton Mr. Carlton Mr. Elliott Eliott Clara McClay Laurie Dot Jevier Tarhion Gevier Kurt Sevisr

Home Style Dishes From A Historic Recipe Page

A collection of kitchen instructions outlines apples baked till tender then stuffed peaches with salt and vinegar syrup, creamed beets with white sauce, and macaroni or spaghetti with a rich milk sauce. The recipe text also includes a bold medical promotion for PAZO OINTMENT claiming cure for piles in 6 to 14 days.

Don’t Missed Stage Door Advice From A Chorus Girl

A former chorus girl now starring in The Little Cherub offers blunt guidance to chorus girls. She urges hard work, fresh air, regular sleep, and a sensible routine, warning against stage-door flings and overfeeding. Promoting health is tied to better auditions and future principals.

Johnnies Wideawake

Bump Talks by Prof BumpTarara on Cortelyou

Prof BumpTarara critiques George E. Cortelyou’s character and career. He jokes about secrecy and forgetfulness, tracing Cortelyou from shorthand reporter to private secretary and then to cabinet roles and the Republican national committee chairmanship. The piece plays on wit and future secretary rumors.

Hstens George E. Cortelyou the Treasury Treasury Cortelyou Republican National Committee

Want Ad Exchange and Confusing Political Quips

A jumble of ads and snippets mixes an exchange offer for a touring car for a racing balloon, witty stage banter between actors, and light political jabs about Taft and open doors. It also mentions a moving picture show, satire on reform fortunes, and a remark about Japanese schools teaching English, all in a satirical, miscellaneous newspaper fragment.

A. N. EB Richguy

Poet Returns to Sanctum After Brief Absence

A poet reenters the sanctum after a short departure. He carries a calm resolve and resumes his thoughtful presence, signaling a renewed period of literary work and contemplation.

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