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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1905

Page

5

Registration for Utah homestead drawing draws crowds

Weary town of Provo Utah has seen a rush of registration for homesteads on the Military Indian reservation as the Aug 17 drawing nears. Commissioner Richards and a corps of assistants oversee the process, aiming to keep entries for true homeseekers and excluding undesired applicants.

Utah Ulitary Ahn Richards Washington Honetary Vergal Price Grand Junction

Dandy the Ram Lamb Wins at Mapleton Fair

Jane Bender redeems her care for the lamb Dandy by winning first prize at Mapleton Fair. Jake mocks the creature as worthless, but Dandy charms judges with white fleece and blue ribbon, and Jane proves her devotion by disguising the truth and bringing him to the show. The final postcard confirms Dandy’s title under Jane Bender.

Jane Medway Jane Bender Jake Dandy Jané Randy Mer Almiry Donsy Nure Uney Danny Tallus Mapleton Minter Jacob Bender

Spectacular Saratoga Turf Scene Lures Society

A vivid Saratoga race day article paints a society carnival at the track. Crowds surge to the betting rings as performers, gamblers, and notable figures fill the stands. Jockeys’ weights, trainers’ rumors, and wagers drive the drama while Mrs. Clarence Mackay and Nan Patterson draw attention amid the roar. The piece captures the opulent atmosphere, the perilous gamble, and the flashy cast surrounding the sport.

Debate Over Coffee Tax to Balance Federal Deficit

Washington rumor column reports congress debating a three-cent per pound coffee tax to raise federal revenue. It notes large coffee consumption in the United States, with about 1.12 billion pounds yearly and a value near 11 million dollars, while imports and policy implications for Brazil and U S territories are discussed.

Cannon Uhlom Committee On Wayne and Means Adele Monal United Bfazen United States ING Whow & Wight Coffer United Stat Brazil

Bathing Costumes Set Continental Fashion Trends

France leads in substituting one piece bathing outfits over unbecoming attire with elegant creams and blues. England follows continentally as navy, blue, black, cream and red dominate looks. A second trend shows tunic suites in cream with blue trim, bodices resembling sailor styles and embroidered collars with monograms or anchors.

France England

Graham Bread Recipe Run Together In Historic Text

Fragmentary recipe text describes mixing graham flour with water sugar and salt, dissolving yeast in warm water, adding baking soda, forming a dough, and baking slowly. Names and some quantities are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a traditional bread method. The passage references Graham bread and includes steps for making a yeasted loaf with a slow bake.

Fights Madman in Lighthouse Seven Days

Special report from New York describes Stratford Shoals keeper Merrill Hulse defending the Ment lighthouse against his mad brother Julien Caster. Caster attacked with a razor and hammer, attempting to destroy the lens as Hulse guarded the beam for a week until help arrived. Hulse sustained wounds and saved the light while his brother inflicted self wounds, later hospitalized.

New York Stratford Shoaig Mgnt Long Island Merrill’ Hulse Hulse Jullux Caster Ught Custer Stratford Shoals Gilbert T. Ruland Longdaland Bridgeport Jefferson Coster Hular

Umbrella theft fined ten dollars in Boston court

The Louisville Courier Journal notes a Boston judge imposing a ten dollar fine on a man who stole an umbrella. It argues petit larceny affects many and the verdict may raise respect for property, likening it to Alfred the Great era England where valuables on a roadside bush were safe.

Boston Louisville Courier-Journal England Alfred the Great

FOR WIVES TO REMEMBER Al Carmen Sylva on death and patience

A magazine excerpt cites Carmen Sylva urging wives to live with death in mind to cultivate gentleness and patience. It warns that imagining constant separation from loved ones may soothe grievances and reduce self pity, urging restraint and less insistence on being valued by husbands.

Carmen Sylva Roumania Nooner Tater

Teeth and wrinkles determine a horse’s age

A veterinary surgeon explains that a horse’s age cannot be read from teeth alone after eight years. Beyond that, the method becomes unclear for older horses, though wrinkles appear on the edge of the lower eyelid after the net of teeth is complete, with an additional wrinkle added each year. To estimate age beyond three years, count both teeth and wrinkles.

Accomplished Heiress Mina Vanderbilt Poised for Rich Inheritance

The richest American heiress Mina Gladys Vanderbilt, a 23 year old, is expected to hold about 50,099,000 in her own right. The note adds she excels at cooking, sewing, piano, riding, tennis, and has invented a new pearl. Abe is credited as a capable helper and charming figure.

United States Mina Gladys Vanderbilt Abe

Woman's Best Age Revealed by Facial Clues at Lake

In a remark on aging a woman at the lake, a speaker notes facial cues show character with age, while a man challenges the notion, suggesting youth can charm yet concealment and misperception persist among onlookers.

Corset model a life saver in New Haven intrigue

Late teen corset model Ave M-3ues from New Haven aided by Owen Garneay of New York attempts to save him from poison amid rumors of engagement. The pair deny any engagement while Garneay’s repeated suicide attempts draw attention, and Toole family background is cited.

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Tired Out and Silent Suffering in ailing Women

Fragmentary text describes exhausted women in shadows of a ward. mentions illness, fatigue, and hopeful remedies. References Many women, a doctor, and healing efforts though details are unclear.

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