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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1909

Page

3

Smoking Fad Among Women Gains Ground In London

London reports that cigarette smoking is rising rapidly among women with fashion leading the trend. Retailers note fads such as embossed crests on cigarettes and gold cigarette holders as part of the smart set. The tobacco trade exports heavily to Germany and supplies large orders for crest-imprinted cigarettes and accessories.

London Piccadilly England Germany

Meyer seeks exotic fruits on Asia expedition for U.S. growers

Frank N. Meyer, a special envoy of the agriculture department, plans an Asia mission to obtain grape varieties and other fruits to boost American horticulture. He notes Tartary grapes from Samarkand surpass Spanish and French fruit for wine and flavor.

Washington Joshua Canaan Frank N. Meyer Department of Agriculture Asia America Meyer Mr. Meyer

Yawning Man Calls Doctor To Ohat Mouth

David Russell a young farmer north of Hartford City Ind unintentionally opened his mouth so wide at a prohibition tent meeting that he could not close it. A physician treated a lateral jaw dislocation aided by a interpreting young woman. After several attempts the jaw snapped shut narrowly missing the doctor’s thumb.

Hartford City Ind David Russell Ruswell

Drugged in Sleep Robberies Hit New Jersey Couple

Ambrose Emmons, a ticket agent at Elberon station, and his wife were drugged with chloroform during a home invasion near the Central Railroad of New Jersey line. The thieves stole 150 dollars and forced entry by a broken window as Mrs. Emmons regained consciousness and alerted authorities.

New York Ambrose Emmons Elberon Central Railway of New Jersey Emmons

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