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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1904
Page
9
Acquaintances of Homer Cook county school superintendent note he’s grown larger in weeks. A friend reveals Cook spends daily time in the courthouse basement opening large boxes of school books, and says he could earn a living opening boxes for big stores if he loses his job.
A playful promotional line urges readers to use Clabber Baking Powder to raise the dough when funds for a show are tight. It positions the product as a simple solution for households facing budget constraints while preserving the period voice.
A garbled sports column recounts a chaotic scene at Mud Henry where a vociferous hunter bellows for a team name change. It covers a foggy game narrative: Mud Hens vs St Paul, a 3-0 loss, long ties, and scattered league standings including American Association and National League results with multiple city matchups and late scores.
The report surveys early 1900s college football scene with multiple teams. Mentions Dayne, Clark, Eure, Lombard, Carlisle, Lebanon, Minnesota, St. Paul, Shortridge, Indiana, Michigan, Notre Dame, Yale, Harvard, and Oregon Ducks. Notes varied fortunes, scrimmages, and expected lineups, with emphasis on material strength and upcoming seasons.
The wild duck season has opened with flocks already spotted along the lakes from the Atlantic to the Far Parvie, marking the start of the annual migration toward the bayous in the far south. The CAe Hadian boundary lies to the southern limit of the route, as Nie duck faces the eagle and harsher conditions than ever before.
In Muncie Indiana on September 19, Walter Swartz killed himself with strychnine after his wife left him. A note said he could not live without her as alumni contested regulars during the match, with Swartz as a focal point of the upheaval.
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