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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
5
An article extols lightweight irons for delicate fabrics and trimming, urging families with girls and washable dresses to buy an iron set. It contrasts practical ironing with grand London scenes and notes crafts of ruffles and creases, stressing ironing quality over style.
The article describes a dessert using ripe peaches in halves with sugar, frozen until half solid, filled into a sponge cake center, and topped with sweetened whipped cream flavored with jam or vanilla. It then shifts to a note on what women can do, urging dedication and keeping up to date to succeed in any field.
Ada Grahame’s ward, Hector Fothergill, pursues a new life after a distant heir returns to claim a vast English estate. The tale follows love, loss, and redemption as the foster son learns of his lineage and and rescues Ella from heartbreak.
Diva Auzugta Lehmann, representing the Lehmann estate, gains sole ownership of the Farr department store by purchasing Qtte Young’s interest. Mollie Netcher now runs the Boston store after her husband’s death. The Fair, founded by B. J. Lehmann To Ski, generated last year profits estimated between 800 000 and 1 000 000, with overall business near 10 000 000. Building and land value about 6.5 million, with structure appraisal around 1.2 million prior to recent additions.
A damaged fragment recalls a groom's enduring devotion to his bride amid tears of joy and renewed happiness. The text hints at a family gathering and emotional moment as the couple's affection remains constant.
A mixed list of home hints covers grease removal with corn starch, widening narrow windows using draperies, Chinese blue ware for fern pots, keeping tea airtight, vinegar for tender fowls, oiling doors and casings, adapting dresses for growing girls, reusing pins with sealing wax, and treating perspir ing hands with powdered oatmeal.
A historical health note urges careful use of hot foot baths for colds, detailing proper setup. It recommends a narrow water receptacle, a heaping teaspoon of mustard, and water as hot as bearable, with the bath lasting 57 minutes to half an hour, plus post bath warming and drying by a second person.
Lincoln, defending in a sheriff case, delivers a measured rebuttal after a prosecutor’s flamboyant display. A Boston Herald note likens the colleague’s oratory to a toy steamboat with a whistle, illustrating the contrast between showy speech and restrained defense.
Mischievous breezes are blamed for unruly hair until a new net appears. The nets, made of human hair with both airy and fine mesh, cover the head and pompadour, and are worn over a fluffy head by pretty girls to keep tresses in order.
In Columbus on August 3 the Soulist church passes to Kano after the death of Alanno formerly John Lip Har d. Kano, a woman, leads the church with the aims to build its grand temple and spread its doctrine of soul purification and curing both soul and body. Miss Maude Moore is noted among Kano’s worldly predecessors.
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