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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
9
Residents report two dogs barking at cars on the 300 block of Walcott Street. a Ford coupe flipped last Tuesday after being chased by the dogs. One white dog has bitten two girls. neighbors seek legal steps and owner restraint. Local police to investigate per Captain Fletcher.
The ad argues eczema is caused by blood impurities and promises relief by increasing red blood cells with S S S a blood purifier. It claims S S S has built blood cells since 1826 uses only vegetable ingredients and sells in two sizes, touting clearer skin and firmer flesh.
A brief, period-voiced item notes a striking phrase about coats and a Selig subway sale. The readable context hints at a humorous anecdote or ad copy likely reflecting local commerce or a jokey headline from the era.
New Orleans August 19 a mother of eleven boys shares her views on parenting. She rejects prescriptions instead urging love discipline and religion as key to a happy family. She notes shared work with her husband their children’s education and mutual respect.
The champion of the Girls Kitten Ball League will be decided at 3 p.m. today as Willard Park and Greer St community house teams meet at Broad Ripple Park. Willard Park holds the edge but Greer fielding strong hitters. Medals from The Indianapolis Times prize the winners. Edward E. McBride and Mrs Alice Kessier oversee the events. The teams will appear in the Greater Indianapolis Week parade.
A fashion note describes turbans of black satin wrapped on the head without an inner foundation and secured with decorative pins or buckles, reflecting styling ideas in the period.
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