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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
5
A couple discuss belief in Cupid and imagine his presence in the room. The man toys with the idea, while the woman recalls childhood wishes and doubts. They conjure a playful scene with a tea table, a candlestick, and a cracker box as Cupid's imagined stage. The mood shifts as trust and imagination collide.
Physicians warn grip and influenza persist and weaken patients. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as a lung tonic and blood purifier addressing coughs bronchitis and lung trouble. Testimonials from Mrs. E A Bender of Keene Ohio tout its family use and overall health benefits.
A compilation of humorous local quips and items from Indiana newspapers. Vignettes include jokes about Jacob and Rachel, a Vincennes telephoning melon man, Brook Bowman’s hayseed trolley ride, a boy’s sled speed paradox, and other light stories from the East End Times, Vincennes Sun, Whiting Sun, Farmersburg Bee, Oakland Enterprise, Laurel Review, Bean Hill Beacon, Warsaw Times, and Warsaw-Warsaw papers.
Clint Yee, 22, son of Korea’s emperor, arrives with secretary Eungni Hahn to enroll at Ohio Wesleyan University for an English and music program. He speaks English well and dresses in extravagant European and American fashion, including custom-designed neckties and silk vests, and has secured a deluxe suite in the city.
Germania Park Association will host its annual German kirmess at the park near the Shelby Street car line, opening at 10 a.m. A social event by George H. Chapman Woman's Relief Corps No. 10 is planned for Saturday evening at 1854 N Delaware Street to raise funds for School No. 49. A minor car collision near Massachusetts and Delaware left no injuries. The Indiana Electrical Association elected to keep old officers through January with thirteen new members joining. Sixth Presbyterian church elected six trustees to secure property on Union and McCarty streets amid ownership transfer from Second Presbyterian.
A physician claims thirty five years of focused practice in men’s diseases and asserts he has treated more cases than any other doctor in the United States. He notes that every case presents distinct features requiring tailored attention.
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