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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1888
Page
3
The Sun appears with publication details and a garbled line about subscription rates as part of an old newspaper page segment. It mentions the Sun Building at 79 East Ohio Street and Post Office entry as second class matter, with unclear numeric data following.
Joseph Redgate, jailed on an accusation, endures a wavering mood as he awaits a trial. His mother Alice and grandfather Yellow Redgate fear for his innocence while Dr. Medford works to secure his freedom. The family endures financial strain, with careful planning to cover boarding and travel as they cling to hope of exoneration.
A collage of editorial excerpts from several Indiana papers critiques on party tactics and voter sentiment. It cites Hovey’s constitutional positions, tariff politics, and democratic reliance on young and weak voters, praising Warrick county Republicans while warning Democrats of shifting majorities.
A New York Press remark questions tariff figures cited by a Democrat and contrasts sugar, rice, liquor, and tobacco rates with an $100 million dutiable import total. The New York World calls the whisky trust the least objectionable yet warns higher prices will reduce consumption while noting harm from tariffs on other essentials.
The article touts magnetic treatment as a cure for paralysis, epilepsy, heart and liver diseases, rheumatism, female weakness, and more after three years in the city. It lists patients by name and address as testimonials, claims free consultation, a large investigation, and a mailed circular from Dr. W. H. Watt at 8012 North Pennsylvania Street.
The text urges parents to take afflicted children to the National Surgical Institute in Indianapolis for cure. It claims extensive facilities for paralyzed persons and other chronic diseases, advises family physicians to refer cases they cannot treat, and invites readers to request circulars and information.
A local Indianapolis gas firm touts aggressive pricing claiming contracts cut by 30 percent for domestic, store, or office use. The ad promises to continue supplying gas at or below rival rates even after termination, while favoring early customers and labeling competitors' promises of future half-price deals as misleading.
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