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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1925

Page

8

Poetry to Mr Fixit seeks fixes for city streets

A Times reporter at city hall invites poems for a prize and promises action on street complaints. Letters from Indianapolis residents request cinders or gravel for roads, warning of deep holes on Leland Exeter and Kealing avenues and urging prompt repairs.

Fixit Times City Hall Mr. Fixit Indianapolis Georgia Street J. Robert Andress Georgia St Iixit Bill Schoenrogg William Schoenrogg Leland St Ellenberger Dr Exeter Ave Walnut St Michigan St. W Exeter, Ave Kealing Ave

Beech Grove Bus Ordinance Challenge Heads to Hearing

Attorneys for the South Side Motor Coach Company ask the public service commission to set aside Beech Grove’s ordinance banning buses from main streets. The hearing before Clyde Jones followed claims the town overstepped its authority and that operating rights on principal streets are essential to the company.

South Side Motor Coach Company Public Service Commission Beech Grove Clyde Jones

Printing Declared Seventh Largest Industry by Typothetae Official

Col. Edward T. Miller, executive secretary of the United Typothetae of America, told a Chicago convention that printing is the seventh largest industry in America. He called printing the mother of civilization and the craft most ancient, noting its role as the vehicle of intelligence through the printed word.

United Press Chicago Edward T. Miller United Typothetae of America Fin America Miller

Todd's Tonic Restores Will to Live, Indianapolis Man Says

A Indianapolis resident Testimonial credits Todd's Tonic with restoring vitality after a long nervous breakdown and stomach and liver trouble. He claims the tonic built up his system and eliminated rheumatism and pains, adding life is worth living again. The ad touts Todd's Tonic as made from California wine and available widely.

Todd Hf. P. Christian Eugene St Indianapolis Ind

Ina Claire Divorced Over Cruelty Claims

Chicago October 20 Ina Claire noted actress won a divorce from James Whitaker former Chicago newspaperman Judge John R Caver ly granted the decree on cruelty grounds The couple wed at Wheaton Illinois six years ago as she said he was such an interesting character She said Whittaker threw her out of their New York apartment in 1928

United Press Chicago Ina Claire James Whitaker John R. Caverly Miss Claire Whittaker Wheaton, Ill Ina New York

Spencer Case to Jury in Evans Bank Loot Trial

William Evans of Terre Haute faces a Spencer bank loot case that will go to a jury Wednesday as defense rested and the state enters rebuttal witnesses in Greencastle Indiana.

William Evans United Press Greencastle Ind Terre Haute Spencer (Ind

Worth Money Ad Offers Free Remedies Sample Kit

CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH MONEY Send this ad and 10 cents to Foley & Co. 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill write your name and address clearly You will receive a sample bottle of Foley s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and hoarseness also sample package of Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and Foley s Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness These dependable remedies are free from opiates and have helped millions of people Try them

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Poley Foley

Keep Looking Young with Olive Tablets

An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic. It claims most sickness stems from inactive bowels and touts Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel that restore natural buoyancy by toning the liver and clearing impurities. The tablets are sold in 15¢ and 80¢ sizes and are identified by their olive color.

Edwards Ohio

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Times Representative William H. Book School Board Motor Coach Company Haag’s the Haag Drug Co Claire Bu_Times London Hildren C Javen Cry For Cstoria Fletcher Spencer W. B. Franklin N. Senate Barber Fanne B. Lewis L. C. Beckham R. P. Box Farmer Ethel Miles Pershing Fred Eickrodt Ruckle Iva Ashvyat S. Holmes Patrick Saivan Roache Mary? M. Round EB. Morris Hinton Morris Cutter Banat L. Bays W.ar Second Joi L. Fethran Earman Ruth A. Parker Prats Radiantfire S. Penn Citizens Gas Co. MA Majestic Link & Edwards Delaware Senate Su. S-Poli Tam Dias Stout Paris Women’s Union Gulders Lisle Elan Ann Vorners
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