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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
5
Laura, Mildred, and I recall her romances from grade school to high school. In a Sunday porch moment with Dick Moore, Laura accepts a kiss and the line love is a wonderful thing becomes clear as they exchange vows and shy confessions.
A vintage health appeal urges Cascarets as a ready ten cent remedy for bad breath, coated tongue, heartburn, belching, and constipation. It promotes the ten cent Vest Pocket box, claims non purging action, and notes wide sales while warning to buy only genuine Sterling Remedy Co. tabs.
The notice asserts beauty extends beyond women and invites readers to send photos of handsome men. Most Anything will select winners through a committee and emphasizes there are no cash prizes, only the satisfaction of being chosen.
Hotels raise rates as the Jamestown exposition nears its opening, with preparations advancing while remaining structures are unfinished.
A collection of simple baked and stovetop dishes with steps for baked black bats, Joseph's Cookies, Mushroom Omelet, and Macaroni and Cheese. Includes fish stuffing, browning butter, breadcrumb crusts, and cream sauces, plus baking times and serving tips.
For summer cool weather a model showcases dull bluette rajah silk. The coat features mandarin sleeves and a shaped yoke with girdle trimming, large blue button molds, a high girdle skirt with fine tucks, and a beret style hat with black brim and blue velvet band. A pink rose accents the design.
Claim of at home cure for piles with a new absorption treatment. Offers immediate relief and permanent care with free trial samples and local references upon request. No payment required. send address to Mia M Summers, Box P Notre Dame Indiana.
Special to The Sun profiles Cora Dow, a Cincinnati druggist and importer who rose from a small Fifth Street shop to eight stores with 129 employees. She faced the drug trust with fearless risk, worked 17 hours daily, hired and inspired staff, and credits teamwork and kindness for her success while stating she plans more stores and to keep fighting.
In bread puddings use bread as a foundation but add milk cream butter eggs and spices generously to avoid insipid results. The fruit bread pudding uses graham bread molasses butter cinnamon allspice nutmeg brown sugar cloves sour cream raisins currants citron candied orange peel and bake 45 minutes, served with hard sauce. Rub new tinware with fresh lard before heating to prevent rust.
The entry notes the D A R convention and ongoing earthquake impacts. It hints at rising deaths linked to the quakes and contrasts with illness from quacks, reflecting a period tone and public concern about safety and civic events.
G. Wilson, from Morgantown, spends Sunday with his parents near Harrisville and is described as one of the coming young men of the state. The Pennsboro News notes the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans a smoker tomorrow night and adds a witty remark about a flat car being next.
Nody Starkey of Pikeville Kentucky congratulates Somerset on going dry and on having a trolley system while noting two completed telephone systems and a wife to help manage them. The piece parodies crime lore with Nero and Rome, remarking how Nero’s name endures and even the dog population bears his name.
A male beauty contest described as open to the males of the world begins under the banner Most Anything. The event invites participants to enter and compete for recognition in a global pageant setting.
The Sun offers ten cent dress patterns from a leading pattern company. A new pattern will be described daily and includes seam allowances. Postpaid orders for patterns can be sent with the pattern number size and recipient name and address to The Fashion Department The Sun.
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