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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
8
Rev W H Harris preaches on sin as the oldest human fact tracing sin to Eden. He links sin to ruined homes and nations and cites scripture about lust leading to death, explaining salvation through Jesus Christ’s crucifixion.
A vintage advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It claims quick relief with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents, capable of removing hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness.
An old style advertisement promises relief for piles with Pyramid Suppositories. It claims quick comfort from pain and soreness and offers a 60 cent box sold at drug stores. The copy emphasizes nationwide reliance on Pyramid.
Class Officers June Seniors of Manual High School elected Miss Thelma Tacoma as secretary and Miss Lil ien Burnette as treasurer. The Rev Harris spoke on sin and Calvary noting the Cross and Christ as the Light of the World.
Kenneth Huntzinger 21 shot and wounded his wife Lina 20, killed mother in law Elizabeth Plantler 61, and killed himself after stalking the home. Estelle Butler 12 and a seven month old baby were unharmed and taken to relatives. The incident followed his threats after a movie outing.
Hoosier briefs record small town items including United Bethren Church in Terre Haute hosting coffee and a meal in the kitchen. Perryville High School building saved from destruction by fire after bucket brigade. Ft Wayne unit contracts let to rebuild part of Frank department store. Columbus man Valentine Penrose marks 98th birthday with 98 guests. Milford organizes its first community chorus under conductor L B Bheren man. J P Miller and wife celebrate 68th anniversary.
Governor Jackson signs a Senate bill allowing holders of bonds from school cities townships or corporations to sue for amounts due regardless of debt date. He also signs bills creating a Marion County criminal circuit courts chief clerk office extending Barrett law installment deadlines and restricting appearances before the State industrial board to licensed lawyers.
The State highway commission will open bids March 17 for eighty miles of paved roads under the 1925 building program. Key projects include nine miles of the Indianapolis Louisville Road in Jackson and Scott Counties and No.87.
Film critic hails The Thundering Herd as near great for its action packed cattle drive and Indians. He also reviews New Toys with Richard Barthelmess praising its appeal to newlyweds over the stage version, noting strong performances by Barthelmess Hay Webb Wilson and Wilson in a domestic tale.
Review notes strong cast led by Chard Barthelmess and Plews with a dynamic tale of a newlywed man who stumbles into crime and danger. The picture receives audience applause for real thrills and is recommended for theaters in Ohio.
A film feature at the Apollo includes Mae Murray and Aileen Pringle in a revenge tale titled Married Flirts adapted from Mrs Para mor by Louis Joséph Vance earlier known by that name on screen. The bill also features Our Gang in Circus Fever with music and a news reel.
Police report fewer speeding arrests over the weekend due to slush and ice. Readable names include Neal Stillwell 23 Anderson Indiana Con rad Goldberg 21 Park Ave Reggie Minor 20 RR Box 770 William Wheeler 38 910 Payette William Osborn 32 2224 Yandes St. charges include speeding driving while intoxicated and a malicious trespass.
Fire destroyed the electric repair shops of the Long Island Railroad near Morris Park Queens causing property damage about 1 million dollars and leaving around 500 employees jobless.
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