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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
5
In a weekly Anchor Club reception scene a blue eyed suitor schemes to win the woman from a brown eyed rival. They flee in an auto along a moonlit road disputing love until a high bluff and river end their perilous ride, leaving the woman sobbing on the blue eyed man’s shoulder. The rival claims her next, while the blue eyed man reads his defeat in the other's look and declares the affair fair game.
An old-time health ad explains how undigested food harms health and advises exercise for the bowels. It promotes Cascarets as the natural bowel exercise, costing a dime a box, and urges buying only genuine Sterling Remedy Company CCC tablets.
A vintage recipe fragment outlines Fruit Cookies with butter, sugar, eggs, baking powder in sour milk, spices, raisins and nuts, rolled thin and baked, glazed with sugared egg. Delicious Delicate Pudding uses sugar, milk, egg, butter, raisins, baking powder, flour. steamed one hour. Lemon Pudding Sauce blends sugar butter and egg then hot water to froth.
Special to The Suen reports Otto Cook died in the Jeffersonville reformatory while serving an Indeterminate sentence for complicity in the Sanderson murder. His remains were brought to Hartford County for burial.
The Grand closes tonight marking the end of 32 years of vaudeville and legitimate theater. A new, fireproof Grand will rise with marble stairs, asbestos curtains, cement floors, and over 2200 seats. It will feature lavish interior decor and no posts, affiliating with major eastern and western vaudeville circuits for top acts.
By Fdw. E. Daley continue as manager of the Thea ter Beautiful and stay in the city during erection of the new building. Col. Wood of Cincinnati, a leading architect, has arrived and will reside here until the New Grand opens. The coming season promises greatest vaudeville year, with high class programs and a new theater with home comforts.
Special to The Sun describes Elizabeth Lourika a 16 year old thief who eluded police for six months. She robbed wealthy employers of jewelry and clothes by posing as a distressed sister with a dying relative. Her method often involved feigning a funeral then slipping away with valuables.
Ex mayor Noah Loughrun of Lebanon died after a four week illness from liver cancer. He served as Bysone county prosecutor for two terms, and was elected mayor of Lebanon in 1900 as a Republican. He belonged to the G A R and several secret orders. His widow a son and daughter survive. Burial will be at Crown Hill cemetery Indianapolis Monday.
Jeffersonville Indiana April 6 The city and the Pennsylvania Railroad company will raise the embankment carrying the Pennsylvania tracks in the western suburbs to keep out high water. The project costs will total about from railroad funds.
The Indianapolis Philharmonie conducts a Monday evening concert at Caleb Mills Hall on April 8. Edgar M. Cawley directs with pianist Emiliano Renaud as soloist and Johannes Miersch conducting. The program includes Goldmark Rustic Wedding and Saint-Saens Second Piano Concerto in G minor, plus works by Liszt Wagner Scriabin Wagner and a piece on Indian motifs.
A Notre Dame woman claims a home treatment cures rheumatic pains including muscular and joint pain sciatica lumbago backache kidney pains and neuralgia. She offers free proof by mail from Mr Gummers Box R Notre Dame, promising cure without climate change and improved vitality.
London residents enjoyed a benefit stage recreation of the Stone Age with actors from major theaters portraying cliff dwellers and hatchet wielders. A dinossaurus drawn coach and flint tomahawk whip entertained, while the lord mayor and lady mayoress appeared in skins. A well known comedian played a suffragette leader in the era.
The pension examining board in Aurora Indiana has been discharged after ten years of service. New members appointed are Dr. W. H. Haynes of Aurora, Dr. John Eilfers of Hising Sun, and Dr. B. V D. Bateman of Lawrenceburg, replacing the former trio Drs. H. H. Dwyer, B. A. Daughters, and H. A. Rockafellow.
Fashions describe the season’s hats with supple fancy straws, horsehair braids, and lacy weaves in vivid colors. Long ribbon scarfs and draped crowns dominate imported models, with ostrich plumes, two tone feathers, and pressed blossoms like lavender primroses and wisteria shaping creative designs for early spring wear. Grasses in yellow greens and seaweed-like forms appear widely, along with trailing accents and varied color palettes.
The Sun offers ten cent patterns from a leading company guppy read rs with a new pattern described daily. It is the only ten cent pattern that makes allowance for gseame. Patterns may be obtained postpaid by sending ten cents, the size and number desired, plus name and address to The Fashion Department of The Sun.
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