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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1902
Page
5
Manager Lowenberg of the Eagle furnishings department says pleated shirts will gain winter use. Stiff bosom shirts won’t be exclusive this season. There will be a closer pleat for evenings and white shirts with attached cuffs for full dress. Wash vests rise in popularity with white backgrounds and modest patterns, in tan and gray tones, and six button vests remain best.
An elderly veteran recounts a Mexico era tragedy. Lieutenant Picard’s duel with Bankhard leads to death misrepresented as a spy’s loss. Ingersoll witnesses as Picard’s messenger to Senorita Herrera reveals a love tragedy and peril behind the battlefield intrigue.
A collage of humorous snippets from Indiana papers recounts straw hats, corn yields, garden trucks, street bands, winter wood for subscriptions, tobacco pride, a Vincennes divorce case, and a harsh quip about marriage. The notes reflect regional humor and social anecdotes from Sunnyside Review to Orleans Progress Examiner.
In Boston on September 22 a man named Frank Taylor broke his wooden leg and injured his nose near Emergency hospital. A woman assisted him to the hospital and requested repairs. Doctors used nails and heavy adhesive plaster to mend the leg and he could go home afterward.
The protected cruiser Des Moines was launched at Four River Ship and Engine Co. in Quincy with a crowd cheering. Miss Clara N. Carelton cut the keel rope and Miss Elsie Macomber christened the ship as champagne broke over the bow.
A man with chronic stomach trouble and failing digestion credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring appetite sleep and vigor after trying various doctors and treatments. The tablet ingredients include aseptic pepsin malt diastase and other natural digestives. The ad promotes the tablets as the primary cure for stomach troubles and urges readers to rely on digestion rather than tonics or sanitariums.
A brief note promises familiarized opportunities and guaranteed results from the Bun Liners. The fragment suggests confidence in outcomes and encouragement to engage with the presented options. The text is informal and appears as promotional guidance.
Bellamy Storer, our minister to Spain, may succeed Andrew White as our ambassador at the court of Kaiser William. This is the latest photograph of Mr. Storer.
William N. Moore, a Hyde Park horseman in Duchess County, died after sleeping for several hours. Friends reported he was in good spirits after a theater visit. Doctors diagnosed kidney trouble suspected to have afflicted him long before death.
W B Clark, jailed for vagrancy in Deer Island, awaits a $200000 endowment maturing in 13 months. once he served a 30 day sentence, efforts seek employment until the windfall arrives. Clark once lived in Cincinnati and Cleveland, insured his life for 200000, and earned 100 to 150 dollars weekly from deluxe book editions.
Corresponding rates to intermediate points. Special train will leave Indianap olis Union Station at 7 A M. Returning leave Terre Haute at 7 P M.
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