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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
13
John Rodd describes a striking woman with red hair at the club. Clarence and Everett show no idea who she is while John resolves to approach her, calling her his affinity. The scene captures intrigue and social tension among the group.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce medicines with open bottle labels listing ingredients and sworn attestations. It highlights Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic and Favorite Prescription for women, urging inquiries by letter to Dr Pierce in Buffalo, with free medical adviser offers and confidential correspondence.
John pursues Miss Welroc and convinces her to visit the county clerk for a marriage license. They stroll through the court house and are surprised by the clerk’s quick processing as their names and details are entered into the license book.
John and his mystery companion exchange a self written paper, the ink set with a blush as she signs. Will cheers, planning to surprise Maudie, while Clar and Everett discuss the scene as evening papers circulate among the club.
Mrs Helen Armstrong urged housekeepers to keep an emergency shelf with canned vegetables fish and fruits plus jellies and preserves. She demonstrated recipes including a meat roll and peach pie and encouraged winter sweet pickling of dried fruits. She spoke Thursday at Bethel A M E and again Friday at Central Ave church and Saturday at St Patrick s Wood lawn and Hunter streets.
Gen. Lee Christmas of Memphis Tennessee, billed as a soldier of fortune, was killed by Nicaraguan troops while leading Honduran auxiliaries in Honduras. Born near Springfield Louisiana about 44 years ago, he moved to Memphis as a youth and worked through railroad roles before becoming a police chief in Honduras. He last visited Memphis four years ago to see his wife and three children.
The Sun offers seam patterns from exclusive Paris designs with a 1000 styles catalog for spring and summer at 16 cents postpaid. A leading pattern company supplies the latest patterns for ten cents each, with a new pattern described daily. The ten cent pattern set makes allowance for scams and orders are postpaid by sending the number size and name and address to The Sun Fashion Department.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen instructions covers potato puffs fried eggplant and various cakes. It details mixing steps for potato puff, potato flour cake, Swedish sponge cake, sunflower cake, griddle cakes, cheese fritteria and a chocolate fudge recipe with quantities, temperatures, and tips for obtaining light textures and browning.
An Ohio woman who loaned money to Dowie believes he will return and pay her. He may return, sister we don't know he may return, but we do know he won't pay you. Look at this street a New York man sneers at. Buffalo Bill has bought an automobie and will likely cut a few notches on his tire soon.
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