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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
2
A young Daily reporter Malone seeks a risky assignment to interview Professor Challenger of Enmore Park. McArdle the editor, Beaumont the boss, and Malone pursue a magazine style exposé to test courage and earn worthy public confidence. Challenger’s dossier lists travels, roles, and notable papers.
Pleasant as lemonade Epson salts act gently on the bowels without gripes. Doctors and nurses rely on Epson salts for constipation and biliousness. Epsonade Salts flavors pure Epsom salts with fruit salts, tastes like lemonade, and costs a few cents per package, guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
Louis Weisselberg of 1431 Charles St Indianapolis reports severe indigestion plagued him until Todd's Tonic. After four bottles his appetite returned, weight increased, and sleep improved, prompting strong recommendation to other stomach sufferers. Tonic praised for pleasant wine-like flavor and broad sale.
A fragment mentions a volatile figure with dubious South American tales and a plan to contact a troublesome professor. It blends a verbose interview scene, a newspaper clip, and a crossword solution page with many unkeyed letters and garbled clues.
Hoosier briefs report a thief broke into the eter shoe store in La Fayette stealing four pairs of women silk hose and two pairs of velvet slippers while money remained untouched in a cash register.
A committee on statistics warns that the waste of human life from traffic accidents is a grave problem in contemporary America, noting the mounting curve and urging attention to safety and preventive measures.
Thomas A Edison, age seventy eight, remarks that four hours of personal sleep followed by two additional hours to please his wife is enough. He spoke at his winter home here on Wednesday marking his birthday anniversary.
An advertisement touts a three day cough as a warning and promotes Creomulsion as a twofold remedy. The ad claims creosote plus other elements soothe inflamed membranes, stop irritation, and destroy germs to treat chronic coughs colds and throat diseases.
The 1923 death toll stands at no less than 22 600, injuries at least 678 000, and total economic loss a minimum of 600 million dollars. The figures come from a report by the Secretary of Commerce.
An exhortation urges workers to be energetic and physically vigorous to seize advancement. It claims red blood cells and stamina power success, promoting S.S.S. as a start while warning against nerves and fatigue hindering career growth.
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