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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1907

Page

5

Prince William Praises Dixie Beauties At Virginia Exposition

Prince William of Sweden, representative of King Oscar, extolled the Virginia women as the most beautiful he has seen. The visitor praised the Old Dominion's grace during a social whirl at Richmond, noting his engagement to a Russian princess. Local debutantes and society figures greeted him warmly.

Richmond Prince William Sweden Oscar Old Dominion Bylgia Dixie North Claude Swanson Virginia Baroness de Lagercrantz America J. Taylor Ellyson Nora Leary

A Frat Mystery Ends in Tragic Duty

Fred Gordon faces a painful choice when Bond vanishes before a planned reunion with Margaret. Months later Bond dies in a Grant area fever outbreak. Fred, loyal to Alpha Nu, draws the nurse card and watches at St Anthony’s Hospital for three weeks as Bond’s illness finally runs its course.

Fred Bond Fred Gordon John Marks Frank Bond Grant Margaret St. Anthony’s Hospital Alpha Nu

Delirious Talk Foretells Forgiveness Scene

A fading delirium reveals a conflict over love and deception as Frank Bond awakens. Fred consoles him, promising to mend things with Margaret, and the scene closes with Margaret offering forgiveness during a restful moment.

Margaret Fred Old Man Frank Bond

Enchanted Absence and Tobacco Tag Craze

A light column recalls a Pennsylvania man’s return home to find his wife remarried, with tongue in cheek on Enoch Arden and marriage, then shifts to tobacco tags once a fad. It notes two birds tin and paper tags, wide collecting across the nation, and major centers in St. Louis Richmond and Louisville, with factories flooded by requests for new tags.

Pennsylvania Enoch Arden St. Louis Richmond Louisville A. N. Old High

Portland selects Dr Esther Pohl as city health officer

Dr Esther Pohl, elected city health officer in Portland Oregon, is the first woman to enter Oregon Medical School and graduated twelve years ago. She will be paid a salary of $3000 a year in her new post.

Esther Pohl Portland Ore Oregon Medical School

Love Wins as Nicaragua President Forgives Son

The Nicaragua president forgives his exiled son Alphonse after his marriage to Washington socialite Margueritte Estelle Baker. The couple, once separated amid a kidnapping and political fallout, leave for New York before sailing to Nicaragua to be reunited with the president.

Nicaragua Alphonse Washington United States West Point Zelaya Margueritte Estelle Baker New Orleans Tove Miss Baker New York Young Zelaya Madam Zelaya Legation

Hyena Talk Sparks Household Debate in Silly Exchange

In a quirky home dialogue Edwin and Kin I debate whether a hyena can talk or laugh. The child insists a hyena is savage and would eat people, while another voice jokes about flowers and a Dollar EBook. The family hears a laugh and investigates the next room.

Edwin

King Ed and Unlce Joe Have Hard Rows to Hoe

A playful revive of political gossip notes King Ed quitting booze and dark cigars, riding dry on a wine soaked tour while Uncle Joe Cannon trims his nicotine habit. The mock column imagines the impact on cartoonists and speeches if these changes hold.

King Ed Joe Speaker Cannon Congress Uncle Joe Marienbad

London Smoke Taffeta Coat With Embroidered Details

A handsome London coat described in smoke taffeta featuring stitching and patch pockets. It showcases a broad collar and cuffs with black and white embroidery, highlighting refined tailoring and decorative contrast.

London

Used Stocking for Bank Goes Bust for Mrs Van Dusen

In Chicago on August 29 Mrs J EK Van Dusen went to draw 20 dollars for a seaside vacation. She wore a stocking containing jewels including three diamond rings two pins a locket and more. They were placed with the money and left after she boarded a streetcar. She returned home to find both money and jewels missing.

Chicago J. EK van Dusen Third St Atlantic Seaboard

Ardent Suffragist Rachel Foster Avery Visitor in Denver

Rachel Foster Avery, secretary of the International Suffrage Association, is in Denver promoting the cause. She pays taxes in five states, has four daughters, and was chosen International secretary four years ago at the Berlin meeting.

Rachel Foster Avery International Suffrage Association Denver Berlin

London College for Working Women offers free courses

There are 186 students at the London College for Working Women. All teachers give their services free. A free circulating and reference library exists along with a holiday guild enabling students to fund summer vacations. Women in all trades take advantage of the courses offered.

London College For Working Women

Sanatorium Treats Cancer and Uterine Diseases

Dr. I. T. Leach, based in New York and California, advertises treatment at Park VIHW Sanatorium for cancer, uterine diseases, and rectal ailments. The notice highlights specialty care and geographic reach for patients seeking therapy.

I. T. Leach New York Californiesta

Miss Barton Inspired by a Child’s Question

In Clara Barton’s autobiography a schoolboy asks what she did before her Spanish war relief work. The note moved Barton and prompted her to recount her modest life story, inspiring future generations.

Clara Barton Miss Barton

Mary Polk Win Set for Virginia Summer Retreat

The author of a recent acclaimed southern life novel is vacationing with friends in Virginia this summer and is rumored to be drafting a new book that could attract much attention.

Mary Polk Win Virginia

Daily Fashion Hints From Paris Patterns Price Ten Cents

The Sun offers daily Paris fashion hints with patterns from a leading company at ten cents each. A new pattern is described daily and it is the only ten cent pattern that accommodates beams. Send ten cents plus name size and address to the Fashion Department at The Sun.

The Sun Pontpaig

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Prince Raves C. O.B. Cowarden Claude A. Swanson the Daily Story ED Daystar Marks Wellman Fairga Hotel Cairk Tennyson the Sun Ger Boy Bser Alphonse Zelaya Madame Zelaya Trey cSchaefer Bob Jaintgottorj Looksikkit Lesbefrensagen Orlright Indianapolis Gas Co Pennsylvania Street Old, Main I Westhaefere Buckingham King ED and Uncle Jor J. R. van Dusen Paris Indianapolis, Ind
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