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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
5
A column voice urges women to bear responsibility for family affairs and social outcomes. It cites broken marriages, misbehaving children, and household pressures, arguing mothers must manage husbands, sons, and households while balancing finances and duties.
A wealthy traveler recounts a terrifying night at a hotel in which a thief intruders enter his room while he hides under the bed. The inn owner and his wife plot to rob him but are killer when the man returns, mistaken for the guest. The intruder is captured. the mother loses her son to hanging. the judge delivers a solemn verdict.
In Albany Indiana the Indiana Grand lodge Knights of Fidelity closed a two day session after electing officers. New Albany Judus Miller was named grand lieutenant commander and other officers include John A Goodale grand valiant commander Evansville J Kelley grand past valiant commander Seymour Charles Heydon Evansville Albert Trey Evanville Lee Indianapolis Philip Meek Seymour Peter Sheth Indianapolis Conrad Fleischer Albany and Martin Imig jr Evansville named as grand trustee for three years.
A column ridicules current eastern trends in golf and car use, noting golf is out of favor for complexion, the horse out of style after major owners correct him, and that driving an automobile in the afternoon is frowned upon. The piece also remarks on the growing fashion of taking forty winkas each afternoon between two and a half.
Jady Newbrough, an American daughter of Col. Carr United States Army, attracted no couch attention last week in England by serving ginger in place of champagne at a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
Special to the Evansville Indiana paper reports Thomee C. Love died Tuesday at 2 PM in a local hospital from typhoid fever. His wife, surname Malady, wished to die with him and followed him to death on Wednesday.
Women polo players are few in number but present at the event in Sree, where Magiand and others participate, underscoring growing participation in the sport.
Prof Edward A Ross of the University of Nebraska catalogues fads he says drive Americans to madness in a Chicago lecture titled The Mind of the Mob. He lists widespread faddism from sports to vegetarianism and modern reform movements.
Funeral services for William Partsow a A and D engineer who died from injuries in Cincinnati will be held Friday at his home 15 N Arsenal ave He was an engineer since 1876 Fire Chief Coots granted ten days leave to attend Duluth fire chiefs meeting Daisy Kieter of Indianapolis and Repling of Greensburg secretly wed in Greensburg John Duke a colored boy has been missing from 42 Toledo st for several days Frank Enslingar seeks western grants In street police custody P J Gulliver licensed to run a saloon near Flower Mission park Mayme Roberts to camp at Zionsville for W C medal Friday night A road program prepared by Turner Place church Woman's Foreign Missionary society for Aug 23 at Mrs Bogart 1119 Beville ave Lawn fete July 1 at Addison and Washington sts site of new West Park Christian church proceeds go to church building fund.
Report notes the Wooster divorce case stirs public curiosity and moral outrage as spectators, largely older men, crowd the courthouse to witness the alleged mistreatment and scandalous details. The piece condemns prurient interest while predicting a televised moral reckoning.
The text describes popular Paquin belts with features such as wider back sections and front tooling. It notes materials and decorative elements like gold buckle and binding details, referencing Myer as a source or retailer. The fragment suggests fashion notes on belt construction and ornamentation.
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