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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
2
A Times representative notes after church gatherings draw youth to Udell and Annette streets. Citizens request action on sidewalk congestion, plumbing and sewer issues, and noise. Readers report ongoing street flooding and poor repairs, seeking immediate fixes and council involvement.
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. A tiny bottle costs just a few cents and promises instant relief and easy removal of hard corns, soft corns, or corn between toes, without irritation.
Do you know you can save trouble by discussing plans for the new home with the city building commissioner. Numerous regulations to consider were noted and could not be bypassed. Core Hargon will also investigate this complaint.
Walter Gilbert recalls stock company training shaping his dramatic range for Cobra at English's tonight through Sunday. He says stock work builds versatility, urges young actors to join, and notes no role is too small to make an impact. Also on bill Neff- That Different Orchestra and acts at Palace Theater with The Co-eds, Verga duo, Southern Harmony Four, and film selections.
Advertisement notes prices for Cuticura products including Soap 25c Ointment 25 and 6c Talcum 2e with samples free. Address Cu ticura Laboratories Dept 37P Malden Massachusetts Also mentions Cuticura Shaving Stick 26c and claims availability everywhere.
A dense page fragment shows a mixed crossword with across and down clues, plus an advertisement for Foley products. It lists numerous numbered hints ranging from pillow to not bright, and verticals from mass to mother, alongside a Chicago address and promotional lines for cough and kidney remedies.
Two major film openings set for Sunday highlight the week with The Iron Horse starring Madge Bellamy and George OBrien at the Colonial and Don Q starring Douglas Fairbanks at the Circle. Also noted are a tomato shipment issue and a local shooting incident, plus political notes on a Clinton treasurer candidate.
Residents report suspicious strangers attempting entry at New Process laundry. Tinplate factory workers arriving with tools alleged as burglars. About 500 people sampled mammoth watermelon cut in Marion. fruit grown in Arkansas. Lost watch from a wreck near Tipton found undamaged. St Wayne towns eye sports growth with a proposed 130 acre motor speedway and arena. Thief damaged Tuck Sawyer auto parts at Bluffton. Kosciusko farmers paid over $50,000 recently by a local packing plant converting operations.
New York report explains fall fly swats curb spring outbreaks as flies that survive winter seed new diarrheal disease cases. Dr. Donald B. Armstrong of Metropolitan Life Insurance warns flies carry germs causing deadly illnesses in children.
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