Christmas Charity and a Farce in Police Court
An Indianapolis appeal urges helping the needy at Christmas with Sun readers urged to brighten others lives. It contrasts with a police court case where a jury acquitted Charles Polster for operating a slot machine, inspiring disbelief at what the writer calls a travesty on justice and even humor at the absurdity.
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Santa Claus
Indianapolis
Polster
Charles Polster
SUN
Police Court
The Care of Clothes Style Guide for Proper Wardrobe Care
The article provides practical tips for organizing and storing garments to maintain shape and appearance. It covers hanging methods for coats skirts underskirts and shirtwaists, uses of tissue paper and stuffing for costly waists, shoe trees or paper rolls, careful handling of veils gloves and ties, and inventive storage ideas for hats and furs to prevent dust and creasing. It emphasizes neatness economy and smart appearance through disciplined care.
Home Decorating Trends Feature Striped Effects
A survey notes the push to clear clutter and add ornaments to finish rooms. The prevailing idea emphasizes simple styling and introducing striped effects as modern accents for a finished look.
Fashion Notes On Home Decor And Attire Fashions
The piece surveys interior trends and dress pointers, noting low studded room effects through furniture placement and drapery, Perseus plaster ornament, and fashion details from buckles to steel buttons. It highlights mohair and zibeline shirtwaist gowns, velvet coats, chiffon butterflies with jewels, and white fox furs for children with pearl and gold buttons.
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Perseus
Mercury
Indianapolis
Cooking Squabs A Guide To Roasting And Sauce
Squabs dry if overcooked. bake half an hour. Rub with lemon, lard breasts with bacon, baste with hot water and butter every fifteen minutes. Serve with orange sauce made from butter flour hot water orange juice parsley salt and pepper.
West origin likely for next U S House speaker
The upcoming fifty-eighth congress will elect a speaker, probably from the West. Historical notes show speakers from various states, with only one from Ohio and none from the Pacific coast. The next speaker will lead 386 members, the largest delegation yet. Source: New York Sun.
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West
David B. Henderson
Mississippi
F. A. Muhrenburg
Pennsylvania
James K. Polk
House of Representatives
Henry Clay
John Bell
James G. Blaine
Schuyler Colfax
United States
Galusha A. Grow
Charles F. Crisp
England
John G. Carlisle
Thomas B. Reed
Kentucky
Maine
New York
Pacific Coast
Ohio
John W. Kiefer
New York Sun
English S-Pen-Hur and Grand Vaudeville Engageme nts
John E. Camp begins American tour next week at Grand will be his first U S engagement. He arrives after a month in the country and closes at Park Saturday with The face in the moonlight. Anderson and Wallace lead the Empire olio. Miss Alice Raymond shines as cornet soloist. Mrs Chapman Williams hosts a matron luncheon this Thursday planning a third luncheon.
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Empire
Rose Sydell Burlesquers
John E. Camp
Robert Mantell
the Park
Alice Raymond
Miss Raymond
America
Chapman ‘Williams
Setarde
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