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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1905
Page
5
Healthful cream of tartar derived solely from grapes refined to absolute purity is the active principle of every pound of Royal Baking Powder. Hence it produces food remarkable in flavor and wholesomeness.
Cary Franks describes a perilous encounter with Prince George as masked assailants threaten the royal, a daring escape, and a daring aid from a Frenchwoman, followed by Franks's uneasy return to danger and a brutal confrontation with the Marquis De Sevingen in a ruined lodgings.
A health notice from Mrs. M. Bummers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for child and adult behavioral woes. She asserts spanking is ineffective and promises full instructions without money required. Written appeal emphasizes not blaming the child and claims universal relief from nerves and troubles.
From the London Chronicle, a group of about a dozen Oxford men formed a marriage club years ago to fund dinners when a member wed. As marriages occurred, the bachelor members hosted or funded the dinners, with the final bachelor once again hosted after eleven men funded ten.
A devotional lyric celebrates Jesus rising from the tomb, the stone rolled away and the watchmen startled. It proclaims death defeated, Christ reigning as King, and calls souls to kneel at the Savior's feet to receive life, peace, pardon, and mercy through Him. The chorus urges the world to hear the joyful message that the Savior lives.
In a New York tale Mrs. Roller and her husband chase rumors of a Thirtiethst murder. The husband relays vivid town sightings from a factory blaze to a pier tragedy as Mrs. Roller probes truth and suspects, while the evening’s headlines haunt their conversations and city curiosity.
Public notice advertises a patent remedy claiming to cure rheuma tinm and chronic illnesses by cleansing blood and impurities through the skin. It offers a free book with mail order drafts, urging readers to send one dollar if not satisfied and implying affordability of the offer.
The season demands parasols harmonizing with gowns. White linen and white voile demand specific parasol styles while lace and tulle cover constructions show hand painting and embroidery. Finely decorated handles of wood glass jade and ivory complete the elegant match between parasol and dress.
Fragmented notes report debates over the word obey in marriage services and social attitudes toward women. A court case mentions Mrs. Barah Newman facing a malicious shooting charge tied to a domestic incident. Mrs. Gardner dominates a dog show circuit, with her collie Venawaid Ldenl earning prizes at Chicago and St. Louis shows and Cetin winning in Boston.
Investigations by the British Medical Association reveal patterns in alcohol use. The report outlines average ages attained by different drinker categories including total abstainers and habitual temperate drinkers, highlighting life expectancy differences across groups.
London’s death rate fell to 15.2 per 1000, the lowest on record for the metropolis, after years of values around 20. The text also touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla for kidney and skin health and promotes Newport Dye Works and a child teething remedy by Mr. Winslow.
Hay fever fears run rampant in July and August, with many seeking relief in Muskoka and Georgian Bay. A free hay fever booklet offered by W. Robinson provides guidance, while travel deals on Pacific Coast routes and Chicago to Portland and Los Angeles advertise discounted fares and guided excursions with dining and Pullman sleepers.
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A whimsical article describes a new white silk evening skirt named the flower petticoat. It mirrors standard dressmaking but adds rib bons on lace flounces to hold mature flowers, releasing a delicate fragrance unseen by perfumers.
In a mass of clear amber an insect shows its interior remains including a squirrel fur and teeth. Two notes are missing from a Chinese voice where six notes remain instead of eight. the fourth and seventh notes are absent.
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