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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1927
Page
6
The Rev. Fred A. Line urged Lent as a life practice not mere abstinence. He cited Jesus among people, stressing helping others over ritual fasting and personal ritual, urging aggressive spiritual action and service during the forty days of Lent.
A long list reports births naming pairs of parents and their residences, including Jad nae Hand, Eveline Hand, John Duncan, Nellie Duncan, Ruby McFarland, Olive Lockebill, and many more. The entries include addresses such as 627 E Ver Vernon and 2157 N Gale Pert, with hospitals noted as Methodist Hospital and multiple street corners. The list emphasizes twins, with Pearl and Hazel Martin listed as twins at Methodist Hospital.
Stanley P. Rockwell of Hartford will address the American Society for Steel Treating dinner on March 14 at the YMCA. He will explain a temperature sensitive heat treatment machine. Solon J. Carter will speak on Present Day Critical Points, announced Clarence H. Beach.
The notice lists several marriage licenses including Ervin Johnson age 21 of 703 N Alabama and Faye Beavers age 21 of 231 Arecnial with Mort Akers age 34 of Beech Grove and Edith Musgrove age 18 of Beech Grove, plus Orville Bartlett age 69 of Rushville and Rebecca Scott age 55 of 110 E Twenty ker, Robert Brookis age 24 of Fletcher and Maline White age 21, among others.
Mary E. Huber of 215 West North Street Indianapolis declares great faith in Konjola after relief from rheumatism neuritis and digestion troubles. She says the medicine improved her health, energy and stomach and endorses it to others. The Konjola Man meets the public daily at Hook's Drug Store at Pennsylvania and Market Streets.
The Rev Line urges Lent as a time for self sacrifice and renewed consecration to truth and love. He endorses fasting from tobacco and meat beyond Easter, meditation followed by action to aid the underpaid, the sick, workers, and youth in Indianapolis and beyond.
Rich ard Lieber Indiana state conservation director announced Turkey Run State Park is officially opened for the summer season. The all season resort was open in winter and now units are ready for spring guests. Attendance at Clifty Falls near Madison is rising with early spring weather in the south. Pokagon at Lake James will open by May 1 and the first Potawatomi Inn unit, under construction, should be ready for occupancy. The new unit features thirty two sleeping rooms a dining room for 300 and a large lobby with porches.
A geography test asks ten questions about maps and places. It covers Alaska and Siberia straits, peak east of the Mississippi, a landlocked water body, smallest state population, inland seas, New York ranges, the Great Lakes area, the Yukon River, and a California valley below sea level.
Advertised as a tonic for energetic living Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to purify the system remove constipation and poisons and restore vigor. The package notes a 15 cent 30 cent and 60 cent price and urges men and women to take them to stay fit for daily work.
Three winning posters to promote the Indianapolis Home Complete show at the State fairground will be selected Tuesday under the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. The event runs the week of April 2.
A compilation of patient entries from city hospitals lists many adults and children with conditions including lobar pneumonia cerebral apoplexy myocardial issues and measles. Names ages and addresses appear alongside diagnoses such as coronary heart disease, bronchopneumonia and pulmonary hemorrhage.
A persuasive advertisement claims Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral stops coughs and clears colds quickly. It alleges hospital clinics and leading physicians use the medicine, touts safety for children and adults, and lists prices of 60c and $1.00.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a remedy for indigestion from heavy meals. It claims diapepsin settles mixed foods, relieves gas and heartburn, and helps you sleep without trouble after eating. A 60 cent package is offered at drug stores.
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