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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1905
Page
6
An essay laments the burden of parental discipline on grown children and questions demanding ideals. It argues for compassion over petty criticisms of fathers and mothers, urging acceptance of aging parents and celebration of their happiness. It contrasts frugality and care with fault finding and pointless fashion.
An English narrator recounts a perilous, passion filled journey from a Croatian peasant and a jewel wife near Garda to Paris. He is deceived by a beautiful woman and her scheming husband, loses all he possesses, and is implicated in a bomb plot at the opera. A detective ultimately uncovers the truth and saves him from death.
A Boston woman Elsie Huber and Albert Payne of Crossville reunite after decades apart. They wed in Crossville Tennessee after meeting again in California and coordinating a Nashville station reunion and a minister’s ceremony. Payne a real estate man, now resides in Crossville with Mrs Huber.
Bud White Sam Simmerfeld and Jamns Ryan surrendered in Texponge after a Warrisen investigation into the steamer City of Traverse poolroom gambling. Police and warrants led to arrests while patrons wore expensive clothing and carried large sums. Chief Collingham seeks to end the activity as authorities press charges.
A Danish and Norwegian initiative has begun producing fish flour and fish fibrin from Tah Japanese Gericaste fish. The method aims to create a durable product fully prepared for table use, extending shelf life and ease of serving.
Rome Aug 10 A four year drive to secure papal validation of the marriage between Prince Rospiglio and his American bride ends with a decree from Pope Pius X declaring the union null and void because the bride is a divorced woman. The decision forces the prince to choose between his wife and the Roman Catholic church.
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