Perkins as right bower to Morgan urged to aid working youth
In a sharp critique of George W. Perkins, the piece accuses him of peddling blank "advice to young men" while coal barons keep wages low and profits high. It argues Perkins should use his Morgan connection to help struggling miners and their families rather than preach empty wisdom.
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George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Perkins
America
Lehigh Valley
Panther Creek
West Virginia
Perkins
Cleveland Insurance
Mr. Morgan
Two Fares for One Trip Absent Fair Reason in Indy
In brief, Indianapolis Street Railway argues two fares for College Avenue riders to curb theft, a claim viewed as weak and unfair to College residents who should not bear the burden. The piece notes other local quips and comments on politicians and figures like Willie Waldorf Astor Ada Gray and Mr Bryan in a satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Mr. Peck
College
Historic Opinion Snippets From Early 1900s Newspapers
A compilation of brief quotes from papers like Knightstown Journal Terre Haute Express Vincennes Sun Tipton Times Cicero New Era and South Bend Tribune reflecting political commentary on Roosevelt trusts Bryan elections and tariffs plus a note on cucumber pickle shortages.
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London
Salem Democrat
Mr. Roosevelt
Vincennes Sun
Tipton Times
Bryan
South Bend
The Philosophy of Pryme in September Success
A collection of aphorisms on travel patriotism obscurity and ambition. It contrasts idle talk with action and notes the vanity of wealth and status while highlighting the dangers of partisan views and fame. The piece reflects on character perception and success.
A Cure for Hiccoughs Proposed in Early Report
A method to stop hiccups involves inhaling as much air as possible and holding it as long as feasible. If one inhale does not suffice, repeat the process to attempt relief.
Quotations from Citizens on Work and Society
A collection of remarks from residents and officials on boxing, doors, hay fever, sales, soldiers, politics, labor, recruitment, identity, and civic issues. Notable views touch on unity in government, education, labor, and local governance, reflecting public sentiment and daily concerns.
Stage scenes and witty quips from newspapers
In a collection of clipped items, the Washington Star notes a stage director testing a wealthy amateur for minor roles while another executive downplays a call as polite. A Chattanooga maiden Bridget D Henn is quoted with a playful verse about love. The Baltimore News and San Francisco Talk share quips about misunderstandings of history and literary potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bridget D. Henn
Baltimore News
Coal yards to be consolidated in Chicago report
Three hundred small coal yards may be consolidated in Chicago. Walter Lemorand of Monroe Michigan found Joseph Lebarge in Toledo with his wife, and a mob shot Lebarge. Mrs Jack Frost of Blackwell Oklahoma is charged with arsenic poisoning attempts against a family. President Roosevelt killed a wild boar in New Hampshire Friday.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Walter Lemorand
Monroe
Mich
Joseph Lebarge
Toledo
Lebarge Cean
Jack Frost
Blackwell
O. T
Corner for the Women on corn and peppers prep tips
The column offers kitchen guidance for sweet corn from boiling briefly to broiling and serving wrapped in a napkin. It also describes pepper stuffed nut fillings and simple decorative border painting techniques for home projects.
Fall fashion notes on voile gowns and moire fabrics
Voile with coarse mesh gains demand for gowns with ecru or black white insertions and a narrow black neck ribbon. Moire Francaise and corded silks loom for elegant foundations and full outfits, with embroidered under sleeves and broad turnover collars echoing grandmother styles.
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Ecru
Decorating unfinished hardwood floors with stained borders
A method to decorate new hardwood floors before varnish with colored transparent stains to mimic Dutch marquetry. A border along the room edge enhances yellow pine floors to resemble parquet. start by drawing a line about 18 inches from the wall, then proceed with simple steps.
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer
A literary fragment depicts a dialogue on labor rights and gallantry as Mrs Torkins visits for four hours. The speaker questions her exit time amid a tense, witty exchange with Tom, revealing a clash of modern manners and chivalric ideals. The scene unfolds with a calm, dignified tone.
The Funny Man Defends Genius Mercy Theory
A visitor asks if the columnist is paid by the column. He replies no by the cashier. He argues genius mercy lies in long hours at a desk thinking, sustaining his claim in a wry exchange.
Sweet Young Thing Candy Exchange
A confectioner tells a customer he is out of Caram's candy kisses but offers a nearly identical substitute, reflecting a lighthearted domestic shopping moment.
Phrase About Poverty Echoes Atlas Imagery
A discussion on a proverb describes poverty as a person burdened to the limit. The comparison questions whether a lone figure can bear heavy loads without aid, noting no direct link to mythic Atlas.
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Ion
Atlas
Maude's Secret Sparks City Romance Rumor
A young woman enters the book department and asks for Maude's Secret. The silk counter draws attention as the clerk hints a forthcoming marriage to a "fat guy" in the drug store across the street, whispering to keep the chatter quiet.
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Maude
Baby Widener lays in finest Paris lace and silk cloak
The layette for infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Widener of New York features lawn slips trimmed with hand embroidery, special occasion dresses from Paris in lawn and mull, miniature embroidered petticoats, cashmere nightingales, Valenciennes lace, a white silk outdoor cloak, tiny silk caps, and a white bassinet covered in sheer muslin with baby blue ribbons.
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Joseph Widener
New York
Paris
Baby Widener
Old Time Home Remedies For Earache And More
The passage lists earache cure with lauda num and tincture of arnica using a wool dipped applicator. It gives bone felon remedy of asafoetida in hot vinegar, finger dipping. It suggests tender feet soak with borax powder and cold water and rubbing dry. It advises glycerine and cream for coughs, and a liniment from beaten egg with vinegar and turpentine for cuts and bruises.
The Strollers Revival at English's With Marguerite Sylva
English presents a revived comic opera The Strollers with Marguerite Sylva in the lead role. New entrances for each stroller added, George Boniface Jr., and John L. Gilbert replace former cast members. Grand opens Monday as other venues announce season returns and engagements.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement sells remedy nationwide
A 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for curing catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Cheney & Co as proprietors in Toledo and cites testimonials from local druggists. The medicine is described as acting on blood and mucous surfaces and priced at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney& CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Weer & Truax
Watoina
Kinnan & Marvin
Tolegale Druggists
O. Hall
Ail Druggiste
With the Poets and the Quiet Strength of Women
A verse pair contrasts a woman’s living influence with masculine battles and her quiet purity. It lauds a woman’s silent power in daily life as nobler and lighter than open war, then shifts to a humorous tip about trouble approaching butt end first and perspective once it’s past.
Lincoln Carter play hailed as heroine and hero
The Chicago Record-Herald lauds a Lincoln Carter stage work praising a man who endures hardship for others. He rises from laborer to king, bears burdens with faith and steadfast virtue, despite scorn, and is supported by a faithful woman figure.
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Lincoln Carter
Chicago Record-Herald
Willie’s Reckless Adventures Across a Daring Summer
An informal Washington Star verse traces Willie’s daring escapes from the Fourth of July to boating, quarry work, and encounters with dogs. His risky stunts include riding unfamiliar colts, wandering with danger, and tempting fate as he moves through lakes and pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Money Back Promised on The Sun's 7th Page Liners
Ad claims refund if using The Sun's seventh page liners. Contact details show office at 121-123 East Ohio Street and a boxed offer promising no loss.
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SUN
Office
Ohiost
Notable Quote on Genius and Manners
Edward Singer remarks on a man’s rise, noting that his beastly actions in company are now seen as eccentric genius rather than bad manners, signaling his growing prominence and public perception.
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Edward Singer
Social whirl notes include weddings and gatherings
Dr and Mrs George B Hunt return from St Louis John R Wilson and family back from Maxinkuckee cottage Lee Elam and Harold Hibben plan to sail for Europe mid September Miss Margaret Quinn visits Miss Delia Collins of Franklin St Johns church ladies host lawn fete for three nights near parochial residence Wedding at the bride's Brazil home unites Miss Estella Hawkins and Orran D Walker Indianapolis groom's family Miss Josephine Mores hosts breakfast party at the Country club for Miss Elizabeth Dougherty Miss Dorothy Howe of Kansas City with Miss Margery McGowan
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George B. Hunt
St. Louis
John R. Wilson
Lee Elam
Harold Hibben
Europe
Margaret Quinn
Delia Collins
Franklin
St. John’s Church
Brazil
Estella Hawkins
Orran D. Walker
W. F. Walker
Indianapolis
Josephine Mores
Country Club
Elizabeth Dougherty
Dorothy
Howe
Kansas City
Margery McGowan
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for chronic dyspepsia relief
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective remedy for difficult digestion and chronic dyspepsia. It claims permanent cures for thousands of severe cases and describes symptoms such as bad taste, stomach tenderness, fullness, headache and heartburn.
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Hood
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Astor
University College
Ada Gray
East Lynne
Miles
Mr Bryan
Spirit OF the State Press
Knightstown Journal
Gen. Miles
Terre Haute Express
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L. H. McMurray
George Childs
Sandy” Dugan
Muncie
Anderson
Frank Fiscus
Riverside Park
Myron King
W. S. Ryan
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W. P. Hirschauer
Will Kaylor
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Hilton A. Brown
Irvington
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Harry Smith
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Rich Baby’s. Layett
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Fimpire Theater
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Cincinnati
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Terre Haute
Greencastle
Saturday Evening Post
Magnetic Heel Co
Detroit
Omega
Indianapolis Gas CO
S. Pennsylvania St
Utish
Stata
Moses Optical Co
I. MI. Row
Optician
N. Penn.st
Adeer D
Central Printing CO
W. Pee
D. P. Stirk & CO
N. East St
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Lenox
Pettis Dry Foods Co
Indiana Trust Building
Gena! Tris! Company
E. Market St
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Trust
Washington St
Virginia-Ave
Deutsch Tailoring Co
South Illinois Street
HO. N. Rouse Jeweler and Optician
Massachusetts Ave
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Columbia Bicycles
Lilly & J
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