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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
2
A push for healthier fashion ideals argues slender lines fade as medical cautions against extreme dieting rise. The Sugar Institute promotes sugar as a tool to diversify meals, boost fruit intake, and enhance vegetables during cooking, with desserts and treats praised to finish meals.
Molly Burnham faces social pressure at college as a dean urges focus on talent over marriage. She dreams of a bold future with Jack Wells but grapples with a campus crush on Claudia Cabot and the lure of a literary career while confronting questions about love, ambition, and money.
Molly and Jack plan a canoe date on a moonlit lake as friends tease a wedding. Amid debates about poverty and art, Molly professes she will marry tomorrow and forgo grand dreams, while Jack teases about bacon and eggs. The scene ends with a hopeful vow.
Mrs. Olive Woolward of Chicago walked nearly 200 miles to Springfield to plead for her son Lamont’s release from Chester penitentiary. She says he was framed for a robbery tied to anti bootlegger clashes amid Klan strife, and claims railroaded justice while her husband and son were active in raids. The state board of pardons took the case under advisement.
The Burdsall parkway entrance of Tom Taggart park formerly River side park was selected Tuesday as the Taggart memorial entrance. A committee including George J. Marott Samuel E Rauh Dr Carleton B McCulloch and Paul Brown urged the memorial. Mayor L Ert Slack and the park board attended the luncheon at the Marott hotel. A construction resolution will be presented by Michael E Foley at the next park board meeting.
Members of the state podiatry board were appointed by the state board of medical registration Tuesday and elected officers. Dr. Dan R. Tucker of Indianapolis was reappointed and elected president. Dr. H. A. Wiegner of Elkhart became vice president, succeeding Dr. E. W. Cardingly. Dr. E. N. Shanklin of Hammond is secretary. Dr. William T. Gott of Crawfordsville and Dr. J. W. Bowers of Fort Wayne were reappointed, with Bowers named treasurer. Five candidates were examined for licenses.
Edwin J. Haerle son of Mr and Mrs John W Haerle has opened a law office at 905 Indiana Bank Building after graduating from Indiana University Law School. He lists 2049 North Capitol Avenue as his residence.
Chicago July 10 United Press report two electricians John Joyce age 40 and Steve Noble age 51 died in a tragic workplace accident at Armour & Co as they worked on a disabled dynamo. Joyce died after Noble brushed a live connection and both men collapsed in the plant. Joyce briefly revived at the infirmary but died soon after joining Noble.
I. M. Kenworthy of Martinsville, superintendent of Morgan county schools, is appointed by Roy P. Wisehart as assistant state aid auditor effective July 16. He is a graduate of Indiana State Normal and has years of state aid experience.
An advertisement for Konjola touts the medicine as thirty two treatments in one addressing stomach liver kidneys and nerves. The Konjola Man at Hook Dependable Drug Store in Indianapolis demonstrates its claimed effectiveness citing a testimonial from James Hoard of 320%4 Virginia Avenue.
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