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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1907

Page

5

A Soldier's Mad Love and a Wife's Pitiable Devotion

Special to The Sun from Mount Pleasant Pa recounts Amos Rumbaugh a Philippine veteran who left home to pursue Laura Matthews in Colorado Springs where both died by suicide. His wife Grace Rumbaugh remains faithful despite public tragedy and questions of his betrayal.

Mount Pleasant Laura Matthews Colorado Springs Amos R. Rumbaugh Grace Rumbaugh Miss Matthews Rumbaugh Emmett Boyd Mrs. Rumbaugh Amos Canal Dover, O Chicavo Little One Pittsburg Charles Rumbaugh Kansas City Dr. Thomas Chicago Charles A. Coney Wth Pennsylvania Volunteers Philippines

Haddam the Lazy Lawyer in a Gap Court Tale

Dorothy Dale tells of Haddam the lazy sharp lawyer in a western courtroom scene. A bustling judge, a queenly girl, and a hot testy atmosphere unfold as Haddam maneuvers with a famed outlaw and a cunning rival for water rights at the Gold Horn vicinity. The tale mixes humor, tension, and frontier law with colorful characters.

Haddon Faces Court And Fines Yet Walks Free

In a small town tale Haddam defies a judge after a contempt finding, arguing his advice to a client was the best he could give. He exits the court smiling, notes a fines tally, and muses that luck will keep him from ruin as he contemplates exile and a possible pony-prospect tour.

Dead Horse Bend Haddam Bob Nona Remo

The Sight-Seeing Auto in a Curiosity Column

A humorous critique of the sight-seeing auto and its mock tour of a town. The narrator mocks the megaphone guide and the travelers as they joke about local landmarks including Leadworthy’s house, his horses, the soldiers’ monument, and the park’s baseball diamond.

Leadworthy Hay Center

Washday Hints for Linen and Garments

Practical home care tips for washing and finishing linen and small garments. Instructions cover pipeclay use, stamped embroidery removal, dampening with cold starch, starching curtains, removing scorch marks, handkerchief care, and quick cleaning of soiled hems with a bristle brush.

Home style chocolate cake and confections recipes

This clipping lists multiple dessert recipes including Cream Three, White Frosting, Ginger Snaps, Wellesley Fudge Cake with frosting, and Pineapple Cake with Cocoanut. It provides ingredient lists, mixing steps, cooking notes, and serving suggestions in compact recipe form.

Korea's Sphere of Influence Questioned by Officials

Officials argue that strategic influence hinges on deterrence and security, with rhetoric linking coercive power to defense posture. The debate centers on how influence is exercised and who shapes regional stability amid tensions.

Korea

Still More Mystery and a Hat Question in Rescue Tale

A clipped report ponders why a drowning man seeks his hat first. It mocks a dog story about bereaved children and a pet shot for its artistic temperament. A joke about a churn named after Termilk Charlie and a Vanderbilt cup race shortage hints at street crossing mischief.

Doubts Rise Over Rameses II Fame and War Plans

The piece brands Rameses II as a fraud, claiming he carved his name on ancient monuments before birth. It questions his legacy and hints the rumored battleships may not sail to the Pacific, suggesting a lingering wartime scare.

Rameses II Rameses Pacific Parta

I Would Give Up Wealth to Serve Mrs Eddy

Mrs Mary Greene Chapin describes her visit with Mrs Mary Baker Eddy in Providence. Chapin declares Eddy not infirm or impersonated, praises Eddy’s eyes and intellect, and says she would give up wealth to become Eddy’s servant while planning to enter Eddy’s Concord home.

Mrs. Eddy Providence R. I Mary Greene Chapin Mary Baker G. Eddy Concord N. H Mary G. Chapin

Measuring oven heat by paper test for food baking

To judge oven heat insert a piece of white paper every ten minutes. If the paper blazes or darkens to brown, the oven suits small pastries. Light brown signals readiness for tarts. Dark yellow indicates bread and large pies. a just tinged color means sponge cake is suitable.

Islanded exile fears return to France sparks warlike voyage

On a dreary island a man fears returning to France where he would build a warlike ship. Friends linger to comfort him as he clings to isolation and even consumes his own bone to cope with the strain.

France

Perfectly Reasonable Monkey Dinner Revealed

A brief quip notes reports of another monkey dinner in Newport. The exchange questions where else such gatherings occur, reflecting social commentary or satire of local events.

Newport

Let the Little Ones Run Made Say Staeydk Pee

A brief note records a quirky remark about a child named Staeydk Pee aged three. The fragment hints at a playful phrase or nickname without broader context. No further facts are present to establish a clear event, date, or responsible organization.

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