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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
4
Chickie confronts a doomed romance as her adviser Janina pushes harsh pragmatic counsel. Amid a looming marriage, a murder scandal and public judgment shadow Chickie, forcing hard choices about truth, reputation, and survival.
A North Pole expedition faces a dog count puzzle. The party head wants sixty more dogs, the food officer suggests reducing by forty to extend supply by thirty-two days. If the dogs were increased the food would run out sixteen days sooner. Determine the original number of dogs.
A brief notice notes a cemetery display where a committee placed twelve flags in six rows to honor fallen soldiers while avoiding disturbance of the grave proper. The item emphasizes disciplined, respectful treatment of graves during the commemoration.
A distressed woman contemplates suicide, haunted by fear and guilt. She obsesses over death, fears exposure, and struggles to eat while watching her parents and Jonathan suffer. Jennie offers a rose as Chickie clings to hope amid escalating turmoil.
Patient testimonial from Mattie Thompson of Indianapolis Indiana praising Todd's Tonic for improved appetite and energy after use. Ends with address and city.
Mayor Shank vowed to cut the tax levy by 2 to 4 cents next year, despite claims by mayoral nominees Walter Myers and John L. Duvall that current spending is excessive. He noted the levy is fixed a year ahead and outlined past reductions by former mayors Jewett and Bell, comparing his intent to earlier policies and stressing city operations will be preserved.
Labor unions fraternal societies schools and churches back Indiana effort to raise 200000 for the American Legion endowment fund aiding World War orphans and disabled veterans. Thomas McConnell of Fowler announces progress as Bricklayers Union No 6 contributes 100 toward regional total. He notes large cities still have to report and aims to meet the statewide quota.
Police charged Joe Mitchell aged 24 of 410% Indiana Ave with keeping a gaming device and Royal Pinkton aged 27 of 1646 N Arsenal Ave with pool selling as part of a baseball pool operation in the city.
Eleven year old Charles Haugh of 2354 Park Ave was bruised after being knocked from his bicycle near his home by auto driver Maybor Fritz of 3506 Salem St Fritz faced charges.
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