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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
13
A boy named Teddy, penny in hand, admires dolls and then finds a brooch lost by a carriage rider. After returning it to the rightful owner, a grateful woman, Teddy is rewarded with 45 and a Christmas dinner basket. A banker offers him an honest job as an errand boy at his office next morning.
Eminent writers on Materia Medica praise Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for curing mucous surface diseases including nasal catarrh and bronchial ailments. The advertisement touts its universal cure claims, recommends Sage’s Catarrh Remedy alongside, and asserts the product’s proven composition and long record of cures through Dr. Pierce and the All Healing Salve for open ulcers.
A list of assembly ideas includes thin lemon tongue with pulp, cold halibut with mayo and capers, walnuts and cream cheese with cream and salt, cucumber slices with grated cheese, cold crab with Worcestershire, and pork celery chopped and seasoned.
The Sunday Magazine notes many flowers are poisonous including snowdrop hyacinth jonquil narcissus and yew berries with fatal risks from root parts and violent vomiting from leaves. Poppies opium and lilies also harm. Bulbous flowers pose greatest danger and dealers may mark them with crossbones.
A collection of early 20th century style recipes including Home Recipe for a Black Hill Cake with sour milk and marmalade hints, Devil Cake with chocolate and frosting, White Fruit Cake with candied cherries and almonds, Barbecued Ham with vinegar mustard sauce, Beef Loaf with salt pork topping, Hamburg Roast with eggs onion and bread crumbs.
The birth of an heir to King Alfonso of Spain could end the prominence of his nephew Prince Alphonse of Bourbon Sicily. The lad is the eldest son of Maria de las Mercedes princess of the Asturias who died in 1905.
High stiff collars and equally stiff cravats finish washable blouses of the moment. Embroidered edges mark French handwork on linen collars and lawn ties, with pink dot borders. Supplanted by pleated fronts and organdie bows. eyelet embroidery features on cuffs and bow in bebe blue satin.
Silk stockings with sport themed patterns captivate fashion in New York and European resorts. Countess Henri de Langier Villars and Mrs. Robert de Pewster Titus order sets showing racquets, clocks, polo sticks, baseballs, and figures like divers and croquet players. Leading socialites such as Mrs. Duncan Cryder are expected to popularize the line in Newport, Biarritz, and Dieppe.
The Spanish lace trend grows daily with long lace scarfs worn as hat drapes and three cornered fichus used as mantilla style hair coverings for evening wear. The fashion replaces hats with delicate lace adornments.
Child imagines endless discoveries in a grandmother’s attic on a rainy April day. She recalls trunks, heirlooms, faded letters, books, and old furniture, with mother permitting play indoors. The scene emphasizes curiosity and nostalgia in a cozy, domestic setting.
A collection of local snippets and quotes from Tennessee papers. Humorous remarks on social manners, politics, and daily life include remarks about a door shut with threats, Andrew Carnegie’s views, a skunk sighting noted by agriculture officials, and a citizen’s donation to a local paper.
Carrollton Kentucky notes Miss Lottie Bickers runs the town telephone exchange and is praised as bright and attentive. The piece quips about Pittsburg era ministers and a Washington convention debate on why men skip church, with playful mockery of a local figure.
A scattered page lists Aunt Polly recipes including Spanish Cream and Pink Dessert with eggs milk gelatin and vanilla. Creole Sauce for steak combines tomatoes peas mushrooms olives peppers onions and paprika to pair with broiled steak. Additional items include Egg Hash and a Skin care tip using sulphur and lavender wash and a line on safe stair posture.
The Sun offers readers seam allowing Paris designs with a 1000 style spring and summer catalogue by mail for 16 cents postpaid. A leading pattern company provides latent patterns at ten cents each, one described daily. Obtain by sending ten cents plus pattern number, size, and full name and address to The Sun Fashion Department.
The New York press notes spring millinery moves away from veils both long and dotted flimsy types. It argues fashion dictates bare heads for youth while older women face cost and style pressures. A beauty doctor defends veils as germ traps though they require daily washing.
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