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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
5
A series presents the 1907 Girl as a Queen of Maliebrity type, self-reliant and vivacious, wearing clothes like a princess and smiling like a goddess. She moves easily from garden to opera box, blended with vitality, poise, and wholesome selfhood, confident yet within modest bounds.
Mrs Brown frets over a botched dinner while Norah heals her hand. Ned hopes to win a contract from Robert Hunt, and Emily White steps in as a capable waitress. Emily’s charm and Ned’s interest spark tension as the rowdy dinner unfolds and later echoes in aPark encounter.
In London, novelist Mrs. Flora Annie Steel argues that England’s falling marriage and birth rates stem from women's obsession with dress. She laments luxurious idleness, noting shops and patterns consume time and distract from family duties, urging focus on marriage and reproduction over fashion. Special to The Sun.
A playful mosaic of cartoonish quips, botched phrases, and seaside sight gags lampoons daily life. Mistah Johnsing and Mistah Jackson swap jokes about ducks and hens while the Cottonfield Quartet performs barnyard imitations.
In the Royal Court Journal, the king plans to confer the Order of Four-Ply Merit on Sourmae the new jester in exchange for a naked gift. The jester quips a riddle about subjects rushing to shake hands versus the royal rush, as the king presses for an answer.
A cheeky local verse recalls a sly Guam native who stole a canvased haum and split it to reveal sawdust. The playful poem shifts to Jr Hetle hopefuls praying schoolhouse repairs finish on time as winter ends.
two young Eskimo brothers Suka and Ogurahak travel from Kuskequim in interior Alaska to San Francisco with fur trader Frank Joaquin to learn English and gain schooling. after arrival they marvel at sights of civilization and hope to return educated to their homeland.
East clubwomen raise a fund in memory of Mary Merriman Abbot late chairman of the General Federation Education committee to establish Yale scholarships bearing her name. The tribute honors her work and seeks broad approval from the club community.
A brief note promotes keeping several small brushes at hand for cleaning citrus rinds praters reservoirs and the kitchen sink. One brush kept for fingers in the sink is recommended.
The Sun supplies ten cent patterns from a leading pattern company. Each day a different pattern is described, with this being the only ten cent pattern that includes seam allowances. Send ten cents, size, number, and your name and address to The Fashion Department.
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