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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
5
Doctor Gro Barxer of the University of Pennsylvania condemns low priced baking powders made with alum or harsh acids as injurious to health. He urges consumers to avoid cheaper powders and insist on Royal Baking Powder for purity and wholesomeness.
In a tale from Limberport, Fred Saunders deceives and betrays linking a patent scheme and forged letters. John Saunders, a Brighoraigh patent agent, accuses Fred after Eva exposes a postmark clue proving the envelope's Brigborough origin. Adamson, vindicated, forgives Eva and Adamson, while Fred’s plot collapses alongside his cousin Frank’s suspected intervention.
A fragmentary report discusses Mire Estell Gordon as city clerk candidate or official, with unclear details and references to legal/constitutional questions. The text mentions omissions of history and a peace conference idea, along with indemnity, amid a chaotic account from the Chicago Tribune.
An advertisement extols Dodor Pierces Wavarita Prescription as a permanent cure for nervous, sleepless, and bodily suffering in women due to female diseases. It claims over 500,000 have benefited, emphasizes its vegetable ingredients, temperance nature, and that no alcohol or opiates are used. Dr. Pierce offers free consultation from Buffalo, with confidential correspondence.
Helen Buck of Ooc hester SH wins America's Greatest Girl Athlete title at Mount Holyoke College. Her piece describes athletic training from childhood through college, emphasizing outdoor activity, early sports like baseball and running, and later mastery of gymnastic and basketball drills. Buck highlights practice routines, the value of physical development, and the broad joy of sport and nature for health and character.
Special Correspondence to the Sun describes Miss Viola Gillette’s stage courage and candid account of performing in tights. She recalls her first experience wearing tights, the advice from an actor, and her preference for a lady part, plus reflections on traveling with Hoyt's company and outdoor health habits.
A fragment from the Detroit Tritune hints at a literary puzzle involving a postman and a poet's wife. The text suggests a setting of a wall and door, with a cryptic exchange about sorrow and ravage as part of a domestic scene.
Bargain offer on cotton comforts sized 880 priced at 2.50 for Saturday only until sold. Stocks include white cotton blends with silkline coverings in assorted colors. wool yarn accents noted. National Furniture Co invites customers to visit for this one day value at 26 dollars.
Fragmented text presents a kitchen salvage of desserts and savory dishes. It references tomato de rey, curry crackers, baked rice layers, and a country pudding with apples and sherry. Instructions are garbled but indicate layering, mixing, and baking steps across multiple dishes.
A promotional item from The National Furniture Co at 133 WT. Washington St. advertises a 10 cent sucl flower vase imitation that resembles the genuine, offering it at a discount price for Saturday only. The ad emphasizes value and urgency for shoppers.
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