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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
4
A Times reader reports motorists ignore new stop and go signals at State Ave and Washington St plus Arsenal Ave and E New York St, endangering children crossing to school. Police will investigate as city work delays persist due to lack of funds for inspectors.
Thousands seek relief from stomach upset by targeting the liver and bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a purely vegetable compound with olive oil, stimulate natural functions without griping or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief. 15¢ and 30¢.
City hall officials plan to extend finances for current administration and install a street light at Boulevard Pl and Hampton Dr. Residents ask steps to obtain it while school routes lack sidewalks on Forty-Third St north to Capitol Ave creating a danger. William H. Book will investigate the death trap and a safety zone program is described. Frank Reid will check on cinders promised for Lawton St alley.
The largest group yet attends the Indiana High School Press Convention from Short Ridge and will travel to Frank lin. Official delegates from the Shortridge Daily Echo include Armen Ashjian Marian Ramsey Marjorie Brown Nellie Munson William C Otto Maja Brownlee Collier Young and Bertha Corya with Miss Mary Pratt as chaperone. William N Otto is among speakers in the newspaper section.
A roundup of small items across Indiana includes Evansville College president Alfred Hughes on student failures, Milford man John Bradley injured, Frankfort Sunday school teacher Q A Kennedy honored, Judge W A Kittinger’s birthday, Anderson bathers delayed pool, North Manchester worker loses a finger, North Manchester Band director H J Field, a blooming apple in Elmer Gordon's Rochester orchard, McDonald files mayoral bid in Kosciusko County, Etna Green boys build a gym shower basin, and Kosciusko potato shipment shifts to export.
Times Special reports in High Holborn that water mains fashioned from tree trunks, likely elm, have been uncovered in England. The mains are believed to be about 300 years old and challenge assumptions about early public works.
A crossword like crossword with numbered across and down clues. Stalks of sugar cane appears as clue 47 in vertical section. The grid references many entries including arched valiant man rainbow colors employment gaiters and other common word answers.
In Maidstone England on October 20 authorities ruled Kate Benge aged 65 died by suicide hanging herself with her own stockings. She was found suspended from a hook by a ragged stocking in a distressing incident.
The James Simpson Roosevelt Field Museum expedition arrived in Kashgar after a productive trek into the Tienshan range. The Roosevelt party plans to proceed to the Pamirs to pursue their goal of collecting specimens of the evis poli, the ancestor of the sheep, pending permission to pass through Russia.
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism promising relief in two days with two teaspoonfuls daily. It claims the medicine dissolves body poisons and offers a no cure no pay guarantee, with Baxmines listed and the promise of refund if no improvement.
Show events at Ft Benjamin Harrison postponed from the first day to Saturday at 1 30 p m at the parade ground announced by Capt F R McLain. Events include jumping ladies saddle class officers charger hunter touch and go jumping and polo ponies. company plans a 7 am trip to Ft Wayne in one of fifteen new cars costing 400 000 with breakfast en route. Charles E Coffin president William H Freeman and Dr M J Spencer will join.
Arthur W. Brady of Anderson named receiver for the Union Traction Company invites officials and business leaders to Ft Wayne for a conference on the troubled transit line. The notice signals ongoing financial and managerial efforts to stabilize operations and confirm stakeholders.
A Wednesday night blaze swept the Lippincott Glass Company warehouses in Alexandria Indiana causing an estimated $25,000 in losses. No injuries were reported as firefighters battled the flames.
An old health advisory explains chronic fatigue as nerve and tissue exhaustion from low blood nourishment. It promotes organic iron like Nuxated Iron to revitalize nerves, muscles, and organs, claiming quick assimilation and no tooth or stomach harm, with weeks of use offering renewed strength.
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