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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1900

Page

5

Gretna Cult Leaders Defy Mob with Vigil and Trial

In Gretna Nebraska a vigilante group guards Louis Figg and wife founder of a Figg sect. After a tar and feathering raid last March Mrs Figg was judged insane and later released via habeas corpus. Judge Slabaugh calls her a hypnotist while the couple push their Lord commanded program.

Gretna Omaha Neb Louis Figg Figg Board of Insanity Commissioners State Asylum For the Lincoln W. W. Slabaugh Mrs. Figg Figes Sarpy County Figgs

Bargain of Brandy Backfires at the Green Dragon

Dick and landlord Prendergast are arrested as Curwen and twelve revenue men seize a keg at the Green Dragon inn. A hidden plan by Miss Judy and Sal leads to diverting the keg’s content into the duck pond, exposing the deceit. The empty cask reveals the trick as Curwen suspects brandy but finds only evaporated soda water.

Curwen The Revenue Green Dragon Black Pool Betsey Jane Mr. Prendergast Prendergast Neutenant Sal Prendergast Poisen Hedenstatt Sal Squire Judy Miss Judy Leutenant Dow Rascal Heutenant

Enameled Buckles Replace Paste Jewels in Fashion

Enameled buckles have superseded paste jewels with late Paris dresses featuring buckles of tropical birds flowers and heraldic designs. Young girls wear velvet ribbon belts ending in tiny enameled buckles for a dainty front detail.

Paris

Please the Children With Candy Says a Droggista

Fragmentary text advocates candy for children claiming it improves health and mood. Mentions a druggist and a casual note on taste and wellbeing, but lacks coherent context or clear event.

Hair Ornaments For Summer Coiffures

The piece discusses summer hair decoration trends. It notes ribbon and velvet, ready made bow and twist ornaments, jerky wire loops, soft broad effects with peakh headed pins, small top or side pins, semi circular diamond studded combs under the chignon, and cautions selecting ornaments like hats. It warns butterflies and tiaras suit only certain women.

Mrs Julia Shade Honored at G A R Encampment in Chicago

Mrs Julia Shade of Philadelphia the national president of the Ladies of the G A R receives a warm welcome at the Chicago encampment. Her leadership aided veterans families and community support through wartime service and charitable efforts.

Chicago Julia P. Shade Philadelphia

Touchy talk and eateries in old jokes and quips

A collage of jokes and quips from yesteryear columnists includes a senator named Sorghum debating the meaning of touch with a friend, a Chicago Tribune gag about Eddie Stapleford’s eating noise, and a Boston Transcript exchange on onions before a date. The humor locates social quirks in slang, manners, and marital bets.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star Tommy Eddie Stapleford Chicago Tribune

Friend’s Fearful Worry for Dr Hu King Eng

American friends mourn the brilliant Chinese physician Dr Hu King Eng once serving the emperor’s family in Pekin. A Philadelphia trained doctor who aspired to reform in China she faced dangerous backlash from anti foreign sentiment and may have been killed. She was chosen by Li Hung Chang to attend a world medical convention in London next year.

Hu King Eng Woman’s Medical College Philadelphia China Pekin Eng America Li Hung Chang London

Thrift Across Cultures A Wallet Tour Across Nations

The piece describes how nationalities store money: the Frenchman in a plain leather purse, the German in an embroidered silk purse, the South American with a money belt, the Russian in boots or lining, the Englishman in pockets, the American with a long pocketbook, and the Italian of the poor tying funds in a colored handkerchief.

A Day Dream Dreamer in New York Sun Verse

A fragment notes a dreamlike figure described as intangible and dear. The piece contrasts dream and reality with lines about a dreamer and a misstep exiting a car. It closes with an affectionate sign off to W. L. J. in New York Sun.

God Bess Hert W.L. J New York Sun

Doan's Kidney Pins Featured by Mrs Nixon in Indianapolis

Mrs Margaret Nixon states kidney trouble caused dull back pains and weakness. She used two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pins from Henry J Huder's drug store and found back strength and pain relief. Other family members also benefited from Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents US. Remember the name Doan's.

Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y United States Doan’s

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