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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
7
A recipe fragment describes making a frozen punch by boiling water with sugar and fruit, adding maraschino cherries and eggs, then chilling and whipping. It also details Maple Caramels using maple sugar, cream, and milk boiled to brittle stage, poured into pans and cut into squares.
Gov. Harris extends delay to April 19 in the Dayton murder case of Oliver C. Haugh. The respite gives the pardon board until its April 11 meeting to review the appeal before the scheduled electrocution.
A-era treatise extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weak and ill women. It claims to restore freshness and vitality, aids nursing mothers and expectant mothers, and warns against surgery by offering a asserted list of effective ingredients and endorsements. The article also promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as accompanying remedies and urges readers to consult Dr. Pierce for guidance.
A speaker recalls teaching a fox terrier to fetch slippers and carry a marguerite to Ivy's grave. The dog, once lively, grows quiet after biscuits vanish and eventually dies beside Ivy's grave, leaving a final flower at her side.
A farmer explains that his dog Floss is highly capable after locating a hidden litter of collies in a wood. He notes previous litters died in a river, and this time Floss has delivered pups in a place she believes will keep them safe.
A devoted terrier named Tich endears itself to a family, especially Ivy who trains him to fetch marguerites. After Ivy’s death, the dog's bond with the household deepens, as the narrator reflects on the loss and the pet’s place in their lives.
Cape coatees are described as a special bid for favor with taffeta fabric. A deep French blue gown is contrasted by a taffeta cape featuring a shaped yoke and ladderlike trim of white cloth and deep blue velvet. White cloth frames the neck and forms a tiny waistcoat fastened with taffeta buttons.
South Paris Missouri April 5 Minnie Plummer now known as Mile Scalar has risen as a leading operatic soprano at Covent Garden. She vows not to return home until she sings at the Metropolitan. Born Minnie Plummer she trained in Portland Italy Paris and London advancing from organist to acclaimed singer.
Harry K Thaw sent a $100 relief check from the Tombs New York to Mayor Guthrie of Pittsburg for flood victims. Since no local drive exists the funds will go to Allegheny authorities. Thaw cites demands on him as reason for the modest amount while referencing his sensational trial.
San Francisco April 6 Fremont Older managing editor of the Bulletin has led a five year fight against Ruef and the Schmitz administration. He exposed Chinatown gambling graft and pushed for Ruef and Schmitz indictments, backed by funds from Rudolph Spreckels. Older’s efforts support his claim Ruef and Schmitz were thieves, aligning with his 1902 warning to Schmitz.
A photo of a three week old Louisiana crane shows a disheveled, odd looking youngster. The article notes its appearance is not aReflection of its future plumage and urges readers not to judge the species by its awkward youth.
New York and Boston brides adopt a new bridesmaid idea pairing blondes and brunettes equally. The trend favors varied types with petite blondes among tall brunettes, highlighting the bride’s beauty. In the West brides usually choose bridesmaids from close friends regardless of looks.
One man, W. A Crowell, was killed and four others were injured in an early morning collision between two Santa Fe locomotives in Los Angeles. Injured were Lee Vaughan fireman H F Bunker fire man J H Burns switchman Julius E Jensen engineer.
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