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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1907
Page
5
A weary fisherman creeping through river brush spares no effort to land trout but fails. A striking woman appears from behind a fir, casting charm and dismissing his intrusion. They share a moment by the open stream with trout at her feet and laughter in the woods.
The article defends Dr Pierce of Buffalo against unfair attacks and notes public support from grateful patients. It extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female disorders and the Golden Medical Discovery for broad blood cleaning and mucous healing, with cautions about expectations and remedies, and a mail offer for a booklet and Sinon products.
A narrator recalls meeting a mysterious woman who asks for a kiss and offers a strange favor. After agreeing to kiss her, the scene is interrupted by the sudden appearance of an old friend, Jack Wilson, and his new wife, who comment on the catch of fish and the unexpected reunion.
The article describes spring frock features with pleated tub frocks and cuffs. A rose tinted linen dress shows hand embroidery on double box pleats, belt, yoke, cuffs, and front fold. A small stiff hat uses deep red velvet contrasting with rose wings.
Mrs Katherine Gelshenen widow of a Garfield National Bank president faces remarriage and a $10 million life estate. The engagement to Henry J Graker is announced, with the wedding soon. Earlier linked to Charles W Morse in romance and a Dodge-Morse divorce case. she now will marry Braker to prove love over wealth.
Mrs. Sangster counsels mothers in Woman's Home Companion to avoid overbearing control as daughters grow. She urges letting girls develop independence, facing crises without coercion, and granting space for individual choice to prevent serious trouble.
Prof G H Palmer argues in Atlantic that ideal teachers must possess abundant knowledge and continually gather new facts. Teachers should be leaky vessels of learning, sourcing truth from all fields to nourish hungry pupils and avoid thinning themselves yearly.
An nite of definitions and quips about mollycoddles fills a contest column with crowds and satire. Readers submit humorous takes from A R C M J and others about men who linger in autos, faultfinders, players, and even a vegetarian or a man in low shoes.
This season's millinery showcases inventive hats with rich color and varied shapes. At fashionable cafes women wear Neapolitan straw with plumes beside small pillbox hats like pansies pinned on. The cream Milan model features wistaria blossoms, wild grasses, and a green velvet ribbon bandeau.
The upcoming season showcases printed batistes demities organdies and new cotton silk blends with remarkable color and design. Notable are sheer snuff color and blue and white spider cloths with floral motifs and soft gradients. Embroidered swisses batistes and swisses in white with pale blue pink lavender and pale green accents appear in abundant, valued assortments.
An testimonial style health blurb urges expelling germs from blood during susceptibility. It recommends Hood's Sersaparuila to remove impurities and fortify the body against illness.
The Millinery Tract Review notes spring and summer color ranges are unusually extended and varied. Browns maroon kol and golden tones are popular along with grays in smoke and nickel shades. Strong greens mauve reds pinks blues and yellows appear, with black in demand and white models visible in openings.
The Sun partners with a top pattern house to offer latest patterns at ten cents each. A new pattern is described daily and includes safeguards against scams. Postpaid orders accepted. send pattern number size and full name and address to The Sun Fashion Department.
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