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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1905

Page

5

The Truthful Daughter's Letter From Cherbourg

A long, candid letter from a French daughter to her father recalls a farewell at Cherbourg. She admits missteps and insists on truth, recounting fare charges for Paul and Harriet, a train ride, and a family scene with Aunt, mother, and father. The note ends with a quixotic claim that honesty helped avert danger and reveals a playful ruse to stay with relatives.

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You'd Better Behave at the Crowded State Penitentiary

An Atchison Globe quip notes crowding in the state penitentiary with prisoners sleeping in corridors on cots, illustrating prison conditions and discipline expectations.

State Penitentiary Atchizon Globe

The Girl Worth Marrying Says Men Must Wait

Excerpted lines from 1900 era columns urge men to value patience and virtue in marriage. The Kansas City Journal quote warns boys to wait for a worthy partner, while the New York Press notes that a man is called good if he tolerates others’ demands. The piece reflects period attitudes on courtship and gender roles.

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The Housekeeper Fashion Notes and Summer Styles

A fashion page outlines summer trends with greens and pale shades, English eyelet embroidery, and new gowns. It highlights fabrics like silk, chenille, and mousseline, and features coats, gowns, and hats from leading milliners, noting color palettes and silhouette details.

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Aromatic Bath Preparation Described in Nautical Notice

A maritime text describes an aromatic bath for sailors returning from a long voyage. It specifies mixing warm water with half a pound of lavender, thyme, rosemary, and peppermint, plus clover and cinnamon in small amounts. The bath is prepared for a 40 minute duration, then strained.

The Gentler Sex in Victorian Magazine Features

A fragmentary excerpt discusses women's roles and appearances in periodicals, noting editors and cultural attitudes. It references fashion, examination ideas for women, Japanese art, and court cases, with scattered anecdotes about women’s behavior and societal expectations.

How Fast We Go

A rough print notes varying walking speeds. The average man walks four feet per second while a dog can go faster. A rover might hit two feet per second, a horse can reach thirteen feet, and a vessel under sail travels about fourteen feet per second.

Campaign Emblems and Adherents in Bak for Adams

Fragmentary notes describe campaign symbols and copper rings worn by Adams supporters in Bak. The text mentions Thy ewe emblem and references Sonn Quincy Adams with unclear context and dates, suggesting a mid 18th century or earlier political milieu.

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Feminine Philosophy on Love and Economic Strains

A fragmentary piece argues love lasts when a man forgives neglect of self and women value intellect. It suggests early husbands were necessity, now convenience, and notes rising prices for spring potatoes as women seek larger allowances amid economic pressures.

Peach Cobbler with Rich Biscuit Dough

Prepare a rich biscuit dough and line a pan with a half inch crust. Fill with pared quartered fresh peaches, sugar, and a second dough layer, then peaches again. Add a top crust, incision, and bake slowly until tender, serving hot with sweetened cream.

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