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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1902

Page

5

Kiss Maud E. Cable’s Recovery With Pink Pills

Fifteen year old Maud E. Cable of Chico California rose from an anaemia and weak health after severe headaches heart and stomach trouble. Her mother credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring vigor and color She gained weight and returned to work. The pills claim to aid a range of conditions and are sold by druggists or the company at 50 cents per box with six boxes for 2 50.

Maud E. Cable Chico, Butte Co Calif Rose Cable Dr. Wiliams Dr. Williams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Heir to 35 Million Claim Ties to Marquis of Salisbury

Mrs. Jo Lamar of Everett alleges she is the stepdaughter of the Marquis of Salisbury and rightful heir to a 35 million estate. She says adopted at 18 she received money from her supposed parents and learned of the Arnolds wealth after marriage to Joseph Lamar in Seattle.

Everett, Wash Joseph Lamar England Marquis of Salisbury Lamar Arnold Devonshire United States Isamar Arnolds Seattle Philippines

D Webb Grubbs Visits Indianapolis From Parral Bank

D Webb Grubbs, once mayor of Indianapolis from 1881 to 1884 and now a banker in Parral, Mexico, is at the Denison. He will stay in Indianapolis several days to visit old friends.

D. Webb Grubbs Indianapolis Parral Mexico Denison

Maude Adams Abandons Stage For Illness

Maude Adams, famed American theater idol, has temporarily left the stage due to illness. An impaired nervous system prompted cancellation of fall and early winter plans. She is in Switzerland and notified her manager Charles Frohman on Friday. the November Knickerbocker premiere of As You Like It is canceled.

New York Maude Adams Stagez Miss. Adams Switzerland Charles Frohman Knickerbocker Theater

Truthful Reports From Indianapolis on Doan's Kidney Pills

An Indianapolis resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured a long lasting loin and kidney pain after using them from Henry J. Huder's drugstore. Her husband also found Doan's Ointment effective for persistent eczema. The couple endorses Doan's as a universal healing agent and recommends the product from Folster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents.

Price Folster-Milburn- “Co Buffalo

Cinch up for clarity in historic Sun partners tale

A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Sun newspaper note about partnerships and outcomes. The legible elements mention a cinch, inquiry, and a suggestion of agreement or null result, but specifics and names remain unreadable. The item reads as a clipped, incomplete line from a broader business or editorial context.

Interurban Line to Reach Indianapolis via Broad Ripple

The 350.00 Kokomo Noblesville and Indianapolis interurban will enter Indianapolis along the Broad Ripple line through College Avenue. The opening of College Avenue will raise lot values in the addition by 25 to 50 percent.

Kokomo Noblesville Indianapolis College Avenue

Rockefeller’s hair grows long in Cleveland tale

In Cleveland a French visitor touts a hair growth treatment for John D. Rockefeller claiming to restore a bald scalp. Rockefeller, keen on the $30,000 prize, hosts the so called professor who watches for visible fuzz as churchgoers remark on gradual growth during services.

Cleveland, CO John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Cleveland East End Kelley Island Euclidate Baptist Church

Kenilworth House Vacation Leads to Love Triangle

Three travelers notice a Kenilworth hotel ad and independently write to Thomas Kenilworth in Bushwick. At Kenilworth house the trio bonds through painting and golf, culminating in a double romance as Dunning and Putnam propose to Helen Driscoll after a painted lakeside romance.

Kenilworth House Jackson County Thomas Kenilworth Bushwick Jack Dunning Twentythird St Eighteenth St Roy Putnam Herald Kenilworth Helen Driscoll Bleeckerst Kenilworth Hotel Platte Junction Dunning Putnam Miss Driscoll Bushwick Depot Mountain Inn Driscoll Mme Helen

Five-Cent Car Fare Introduced Between City and Broad Ripple

In Broad Ripple and the area between the city and Broad Berle riders will pay a five cent car fare. The new local fare structure applies to this route, marking a low-cost transit option for residents and travelers.

Broad Ripple City Broad Berle

Sellers Offer Homes in Sugar Grove Addition Contract

A 1902 Indianapolis contract outlines sale of Light's Sugar Grove Addition lots at 350 each with 50 down and 25 monthly payments. Purchasers gaining full payments receive lots with houses. if some default others cover, and titles and abstracts are provided on completion. Several lot groupings and free additional lots are detailed along with construction terms.

Indianapolis Ind Light Sugar Grove

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