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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1926
Page
9
Shipments of southern vegetables arrive at the city market with prices listed for beets endive carrots eggplant cauliflower alligator pears cranberries Malaga and acorn grapes radishes artichokes and pineapples. New York grapes persimmons red cabbage and Cuban pineapples are also noted with specific prices. Other produce prices remain unchanged.
The Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men meets for its final luncheon of the year in the Columbia Club Harrison room at noon. Dean Kendall of Wabash College will be the featured speaker.
Edith Day, once Broadway musical comedy star, faces divorce proceedings in Minneapolis court. She sues English actor Pat Somerset, with the hearing set for tomorrow, continuing the entangled matrimonial drama from the stage to the courtroom.
Dr. William King director of the State board of health backs a bill to authorize full time health officers for any city or county that desires them. He says this will be the department's only bill and notes prior attempts failed due to compulsory local departments.
Ersil Norris of Pierceton Indiana has entered a insanity plea after being charged with shooting his wife with intent to kill. The plea claims Norris was insane at the time of the act but has since regained sanity. Attorney Allen Wideman filed the document. Mrs Norris is reported to have recovered from the wound.
D. B. Simpson of Maywood Indiana credits Todd's Tonic with permanent relief from indigestion and constipation after years of ineffective remedies. He reports improved energy and well being and endorses the tonic as a reconstructive remedy sold at Haag Drug Stores and other outlets.
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