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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
8
The city announces an effective coal labeling ordinance for dealers with heat units per furnace. Joseph C. Buchanan urges bonded heating contractors to inspect homes planning winter coal purchases. W B Smith of the Better Business Bureau and a federal booklet offer guidance on coal types and ordering.
A promotional claim from The Konjola Man at Hook's drug store in Indianapolis touts Konjola as a natural remedy for neuritis. The speaker cites relief through liver and kidney stimulation, claiming lasting improvement where other drugs fail. Mrs. Sophia Bain of 2001 West New York Street testifies to rapid nerve and pain relief after using Konjola.
A photo by Bretzman shows Circle Theater ushers in bright new summer uniforms. The lineup from left to right includes doorman Russell E. Young, Robert G. Williams, Neal Thompson, Donald Cook, John A. Kime, Norman Thompson, Willis Chapman, Kenneth A. Grimes, Harry Tacket, George Hayes, Earl Wildason, William Elliott, captain William L. Greenbaum, Charles Sumwalt, Cecil Isgrigg, Frank Eckert, Mordie Lee, Maurice Banta, Thomas Keeler, Charles Hamilton, Tomas Aitken, Henry Yeager, Benjamin Sexson, Karl Grimsley, and Charles M. Wells.
Buchanan decries a lower house chimney built to vent smoke into the second story window of the higher house calling it a violation of the law.
At the semi annual meeting of the Indianapolis Council, Boy Scouts of America, a dinner was held at the Scout reservation northeast of the city. About sixty members attended. Dr. Emil Winter announced the second camp period begins Monday with 105 boys.
In Tacuba Mexico the mayor issues a proclamation ordering butchers to leave their knives at the building when not working after humorous fatal fights near the slaughterhouse. A box is presented to management to store all knives for safety and public benefit.
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