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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1900
Page
5
Jim Grigsby, a bold factory leader, forms a close business bond with Miss Merriam, a precise typist. After a deadly elevator crash traps them with a injured boy, Merriam tends to him while Grigsby directs rescue efforts, revealing courage and care amid danger.
Jim Grigsby and Miss Merriam endure a perilous mine-siege style rescue in a car, aiding a wounded boy. After a tense escape with help from guards and firemen, Jim and Jane share a quiet bond and reveal future plans. A week later Joe hints at romance shifting west and a hopeful future for all.
A damaged OCR fragment quotes a Cleveland Plain Dealer passage noting a speaker’s blush and a man named Jack Grigsby described as a square man. The readable context shows casual dialogue with implied social interaction.
A compact collage of quoted lines on mood and mind from The Touchstone Resurrection and The Queen's Twin. Reflections on beauty, mood, reading, and love expose tensions between personal ache and social calling, with a literary air and period voice.
A playful poem from the New York Sun recounts a farmer and his wife abandoning hard farming. The couple, weary from rain and toil, plans to sell out, move to Wall Street, and find relief in city riches. The narration uses rural hardship and a cough motif to emphasize their shift to urban life.
A reflective piece asserts April rain urges staying home with an umbrella. It muses on feminine sentiment and the love of home. The text celebrates selfless happiness through helping others and cherishing the love of a good woman.
The article notes garlic is underused by American cooks compared to French chefs. A clove added to vinaigrette enhances Es carole salad and other greens. For roast mutton, insert two or three garlic cloves into incisions before roasting for a subtle, agreeable flavor.
Describes a method for shirred eggs using small stone china dishes. Break eggs into the dishes with yolks intact, add salt and a dab of butter, bake until the whites are set, and serve directly from the dishes.
The visiting girl in New York muses on a supposed perfect time, lamenting she forgot two essentials opera glasses and wash rags, a small personal oversight that breaks the ideal leisure she anticipated in the city.
Cross examination asserts strong proof of claims for The Little Conqueror through public utterances. Mrs. Margaret Nixon of 120 Benton street testifies kidney troubles and back pains eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought from Henry J. Huder. Other family members report similar results. Foster-Milburn Co. supplies Buffalo as sole agent.
Ramabai, daughter of Ramabai, spoke at a Philadelphia meeting of the American Ramabat association about her work in India. She explained efforts to aid child widows, with her mother leading uses to improve their condition through education and domestic arts. Ramabai now studies near Rochester and plans Mt Holyoke, aiming to return to India. The Ramabat mission supports famine relief and runs Mukti Salvation Home with 300 pupils in seven industries, promoting Christianity while preserving Hindu beliefs and offering choice.
A reflective poem recounts unrequited love for a radiant, divine woman who valued wealth and rank over virtue. The speaker laments the lost fortune of affections, finds true love in a deserving partner, and credits providence for a real gem whose eyes of blue reveal genuine affection.
A spring millinery feature showcases straw hats trimmed with ribbon knots in pastel shades. Favor yellow, pearl, or straw tones without dark colors, with ribbons in pastel greens, pale roses, buff or cream. For little girls, the style is especially pretty, pairing turquoise blue and beige. The pompadour mix of faint red and pale blue is noted as charming.
A Philadelphia Ledger note says men often overspend on engagement rings and fail to pick what the bride truly wants. It urges seeking the fiancée’s advice to avoid gifting pearls instead of diamonds or opals instead of rubies, ensuring genuine satisfaction.
Delinquent Barrett improvement assessments become liable for penalties and collection after April 16. All unpaid costs of the improvement may be collected if delinquent. Taxes due first week in May. Also notes for a Fall Meal business lunch and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children priced at twenty five cents.
Get the Best. Ponder's photographs are the best. Stan ton JL. Wilhite, operator. 229 Massachusetts ave Tele's old 960 new 673. Neckbands put on shirts free. Progress Laundry. Tel 1121. The Kits sample room and cafe restaurant 127 E Court st. Business lunch in finest Chicago style from 11 a m to 7 pm. Its Brazilian Balm cures coughs colds and croup. 20 doses 1c. Finest prepared meal in city. Full regular dinner 2c business men's lunch lic 81. Charles hotel, Chas. Mueller schoen, prop. McCreani opposite Union station.
A fragment from Chicago News and Tit-Bits features a stranger asking about a newspaper ad for retailing imported canaries. The exchange devolves into a playful tail of communication quirks, jokes about signing papers, and a masterful quip about a motor car replacing horses.
A Pittsburg bride crafts six dainty morning aprons in solid pale blue pink and red. Full back gathered style with bibs shoulder-straps half sleeves and removable caps with ribbon bows. Each apron features a pocket for dusters and aims for both workmanlike practicality and eye appeal.
Dr. Leopold links nine tenths of ailments to kidney disorders and promotes Morrow's Kid-neoids as the best gentle fast-acting remedy. Testimonial by J. H. Winter claims backache and rheumatism resolved after using the product. Sold at Sloan Drug Co. for fifty cents per box. manufactured by John Morrow & Co. in Springfield, Ohio.
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