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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1925
Page
12
A reviewer discusses how listening to records by Strauss and Lorand reveals that melody can arise from great recordings even without mastery of an instrument. The piece praises quiet, refined music and notes the charm of string quintets and the Moonlight Sonata, promising more on jazz records and new releases.
The Broad Ripple Christian Church near Sixty Second St and College Ave completed a temporary building by evening with about seventy members present. Governor Jackson presides over dedicatory services Thursday night as Marion County churches join a thirty day campaign led by W C Carter and S P Goss.
The article outlines transforming a dressing table into a stylish focal piece with fabrics from chintz to satin, inspired by Catherine de Medici. It covers table height, shapes, skirt construction, wings, finishes, drawer treatment, mirrors, and trimming to suit period or modern interiors, with emphasis on fabric, color, and practical details.
GOSHEN Ind Sept 30 Mere dith Stouder 18 of Waterford was killed Tuesday when a motorcycle side car carrying him struck a load of hay.
A patient describes a prolonged ailment cured by Mountain Valley Water. After starting the water, bodily functions returned to normal and a full recovery followed with a total intake under ten gallons. The account emphasizes the remedy's effectiveness.
Charles W. Murphy, Danbury chief defense counsel for Gerald Chapman, asks for a report on John Thomas Shaw's appeal as he awaits a third trial for the murder of Mrs. Helen Hager Whelchel. Shaw's prior death sentence was reversed after a judge refused a change of venue.
A dense list records numerous permits including reroofs at 3160 N Lashes and 3169 N Capitol, garage additions at 1414 E Le Grande and 6340 Lowell, remodels for 143 N Delaware and 209 W Morris, furnaces at multiple addresses, and a warehouse project for Peter Winalda. Names like Mary Jester and Glen Ralston appear among owners.
Nurse M F Chappelle extols Tanlac as a superior tonic noting rapid appetite return and improved digestion. A testimonial about an elderly patient’s recovery from weakness and nervous strain claims Tanlac restored vigor and household competence, urging readers to buy from reputable druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
A new bungalow in LeGorecrest on State Rd 1 south of Indianapolis features a veranda entry, living room with Colonial wallpaper, a dining room, blue kitchen walls, built in cabinet, a one car garage with den potential, a blue and white bath, a pink flowered bedroom, a finished basement with Rybolt furnace, and multi colored shingle roof. Homes in the addition sell from 3500 to 5000 dollars and target young married couples and small families seeking outdoor air and city access. Daniel LeGore leads lot sales and Madison Ave. frontage offers a future community center. notable suppliers include Rybolt Furnace Co., William A. Banta for hardwood floors, Capitol Glass Co.
A plumbing firm emphasizes dependable service with Kohler and Standard equipment, Sands Hot Water Heater, and John Douglas toilets. The ad highlights expert craftsmen whose years of experience and careful attention ensure reliable installation.
J. C. Carr of 1109 Prospect St. maintains a ready staff for emergency calls. For five years he has built a local following by offering dependable around the clock plumbing service to homes facing leaks and overflows.
Central Wallpaper and Paint Company at 127 S Meridian St displays a full line of imported wallpapers. The advisory staff offers service to wholesale and retail customers, with fresh patterns and showroom displays for dealers statewide.
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