Romance of smitten cowboy and Ellen Beach Yaw
Special to The Sun reports the marriage of Ellen Beach Yaw famed singer and Vere Geiltawaite bar member. The narrative traces a ten year romance across California Montana Paris and Boston with career rises and letters forming their path. The couple wed March 4 1907 and settle with their evolving art careers.
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Cowboy
Ellen Beach
Yaw
Boston
Ellen Beach Yaw
Vere Geiltawaite
California
Robin Cowper's Capture and Sally's Bold Rescue
In Edencourt the outlaw Robin Cowper recounts a turbulent night at Town tavern, a forest ambush, and a key rescue plan. Sally lures Dudley Hobart with wit and charm then uses ruse to free Robin, while Giles and Cowper's gang enact a prisoner swap at Forest Inn.
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Robin Cowper
Southcombe Forest
Edencourt
Sally Goodby
Gooi Company
Forest Inn
Kit
Dad
Forest Lodge
Dud
Dudley Hobart
Sally
Giles
A Wonderful Record of Dr. Pierce's Prescription
An advertisement extols Favorite Prescription for women addressing uterine disorders and general female weakness. It claims cures for prolapse and related symptoms, notes low alcohol content, praises endorsements by medical writers, and invites readers to write to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York for advice and his medical book with a mail request.
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Pierce
Haa
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
People’s Common Sense
Vaudeville Salaries Soar As Acts Rush to U S
Report from New York on April 24 notes rivalries between Keith Proctor and Klaw & Erlanger lifting vaudeville pay. Stars like Marie Lloyd and Ethel Levy command up to 2500 dollars weekly, with Royalties and others earning hundreds weekly. Harry Lauder signs for 2500 dollars weekly, while London acts see big commitments. European performers move to American firms amid fierce talent bidding.
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New York
Keith Proctor
Klaw & Erlanger
Roosevelt
Marie Lloyd
London
Keith & Proctor
Claire Romaine
Daisy James
Rosie Lloyd
Ethel Levy
George Cohen
Cissie Loftus
Marie Dressler
Harry Lauder
Lauder
Gus Elen
Tom Costello
Aunt Polly's Corner Potatoes And Pineapple Pudding Dish
Step by step cooking notes describe potatoes boiled in hot water with a cold-water finish to heat the dish. The pineapple pudding combines sponge cake, pineapple, sugar, and a wine sauce. Bananas macerate in wine and sugar, then batter fried to finish with a sugar sprinkle and serving sauce.
The Nagging Evil in Married Life
A humorous musing on nagging as the most aggravating aspect of marriage. The speaker contrasts a perfectionist wife with his own faults and laments endless nagging about nicotine, finances, and manners, suggesting nagging itself surpasses all other irritants.
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St Taouis Republic
Mary
Burt
Fancy cork caps create new German bottle art
A new German fad decorates liquor and perfume bottle corks with metal caps cut to form silhouettes. The example shown is brass, hand cut and oxidized, crafted by artist Herr Otto Voight.
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Germany
Herr Otto Voight
Police Judge Demands Equal Regard For Prisoners
A Boston police judge rebuked officers for labeling prisoners as strikers or strike breakers. He declared all men equal, urging respectful treatment and to refer to inmates simply as prisoners.
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Boston
Roosevelts and Hearst Jokes Stir Raucous Crowd
A collage of humorous comments on politics and society. Laugh lines touch Roosevelt Hughes Hearst sermons and a minister who resigns over auto rides. A Chicago minister resigns amid wealthier parishioners love of auto life. Stories range from a South American revolution to a jail charge and a college prank.
A Family Dissects a Gruesome Stage Scene
A father and son critique a sensational crime play depicted on a 4 Bill board. They question police justice, dramatic license, and the glamorization of violence while debating whether the heroine should face punishment for dangerous acts.
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Rollo
John
Mag
Lulu
Tragedy at Seymour Ends in Fatal Shooting
Seymour Indiana reports John Furman fatally wounded by Ed McDonell after a quarrel over a card game at Jacob's saloon. Both men are described as colored. Police investigations underway as the community reflects on the incident.
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Seymour
Ind
John Furman
Ed McDonell
Jacob
Melton Shoots Himself in Auburn Home
Frank Melton aged 25 of Auburn Ind shot himself in the head with a rifle and probably will die. Local authorities report the self inflicted wound. Friends say he had shown signs of distress in days prior to the tragedy.
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the Sun
Auburn
Ind
Frank Melton
Daily Fashion Hints From Paris Patterns
The Sun offers readers Paris designed seam patterns with 1000 new styles for spring and summer. Mail order 1s cents pattern catalogue postpaid ten cents each, with a daily pattern described. Include pattern number size and name and address to the Sun Fashion Department.
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Sun
Paris
Fashion Department
The
Plainville Boy Dies After Fight Shooting
Walter Simmons, a Plainville boy, died yesterday afternoon after being shot by Frank Mallett during a fight. Mallett is jailed.
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Fhe Sun
Washington
Ind
Walter Simmons
Plainville
Frank Mallett
Mallett
Date Palm Industry Expanding Along Rio Grande Delta
The date palm cultivation for fruit is a new and rapidly developing industry on the Rio Grande delta in Texas. Researchers report rising plantings and expected growth in production, signaling a shift in regional agriculture and economic potential for the area.
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Rio Grands
Texas
Fashionable wedding coat in Venice lace and gray tones
A long tight Venice lace wedding coat in heavy ecru tone sits on gray taffeta with a gray chiffon skirt. The waistcoat mirrors the lace fabric in deeper cray, with taffeta revers and lace insertions. Small dull silver buttons fasten the waistcoat as brown maline hat with liberty silk boux completes the outfit.
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Venice
Liberty
The Down-and-Out Club Proposed for Membership
The notice proposes E. H. Harriman for membership in the Down-and-Out Club, indicating a formal social or civic invitation to the prominent figure. The short item records aMembership consideration without further details on date or venue.
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E. H. Harriman
Kentucky Farming Anecdotes From Griffin Mills
Griffin Mills correspondence from Mount Vernon Kentucky Signal shares rural vignettes. Newt Denney extols harsh weather farming grit while J B Cummins and H T Todd swap horses and Charley Hurst labors daily. A farmer touts sowing grass seed on the old moon for resilience. Cinda gathered about 31 eggs with 3% hens and ducks and geese laid same day as butter prospects fluctuate.
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Charley Hurst
Newt Denney
Newt
Kate
Patsy
Cinda
Griffins Mills
Mount Vernon
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