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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
7
Oscar A. Jones and Loren Jones, clothing dealers here and in Pendelton, assigned with out standing accounts totaling 389 dollars and no money on hand. John Stewart, a brakeman from this city, died from injuries sustained at Defiance, Ohio.
Mabelle Fonda of Fonda Dell and Fonda, famed Grand Club jugglers, says her skill comes from hard work not innate talent. She recalls was once clumsy, credits hours of daily practice for mastering Indian club tricks, and urges women to exercise for better health.
Yesterday at New Gayety featured a new program headlined by From Jealousy to Madness a thrilling feature film. Arthur Myers presented new vocal and instrumental selections. The bill highlights unusual films for women and children and a Grand opera house engagement beginning Sunday with The Battle a comedy by Cleveland Moffett starring Lackaye that blends wit and strong social themes in a tale of class contrasts with humor romance and a hopeful ending. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Park Theater presents The Sunny Side of Broadway with Murray and Mack as leads. Indiana comedians deliver catchy songs, bright costumes, and strong chorus numbers to satiated audiences, with Sahara Sarah highlighted by George Stokes.
The Forepaugh Stock company will bring Pinero's His House in Order to the Majestic Theater next week. The drama explores a husband's right to compare his second wife to his first and how such memory can disrupt domestic happiness. The show was previously seen here two years ago and now returns with full detail and presentation.
A historical piece extols Prof. Pawlow for long experimental work on digestion using dogs cats and other animals. It credits him with earning a Nobel prize and fame while noting the harsh methods. It also promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming digestion benefits and offering free trials through the F. A. Stuart Co.
Aurelia Horne was granted a divorce from Oliver H. Horne on Wednesday. Testimony described that Horne choked his wife during a lake trip.
Mary Baker Eddy recounts a tale of a nervous patient who slept poorly. A physician advised a light prebed snack of milk and biscuits, claiming science has advanced since old warnings. The anecdote challenges old medical cautions with a wink at modern progress.
Possum poslam promises rapid relief from itch and skin troubles aggravated by heat. It targets eczema acne herpes rash and other conditions with external application. A 50 cent package for minor troubles and a $2 jar are sold at Weber Drug Co and other Indianapolis stores. Free samples available from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
Miss Lucile Howe wed Reade Bradford Laycock at her Broadway home with Rev E L Frazier presiding. They plan an eastern honeymoon and will reside at 208 College Avenue after November 1. A social afternoon honoring a bride-to-be featured eight tables. Another Milwaukee wedding, Frances Sipf and Frank Zivney, occurred at the Sipf home on Douglass Street with Rev Herma Rogatzky officiating. Friends of the newlyweds in Toledo await notices. Community events include a Foresters card party at Betlefontaine hall and a Hoosier Circle social dance at Cottage club hall on September 30.
Senator Ulrey of Fort Wayne will speak at the next meeting of the Indiana Democratic Traveling Men's club. The event is Saturday evening at the Denison hotel in room 370.
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