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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1908

Page

15

The Confederate and Union Leaders Duel at Appomattox Front

General Buck Warren of Virginia and General Jim Griffin command opposing forces near Appomattox. Personal ties between Warren, Griffin, and their kin complicate a supply train interception plot as Agatha Warren confronts Ned Burton over a pass. Arthur Warren arrives on a flag of truce to escort his ill father home, triggering a confrontation of loyalties before a wartime reunion and a promise of reconciliation.

Buck Warren Virginia Jim Gritfin Appomattox Warren Lee Griffin Ned Burton Grifin Arthur Warren Young Warren General Warren Agatha Burton West Point Lieut. Burton Sapho Arthur Buddie Mr. Arthur Marie Arthur Ned

Forget the Smoke of Battle Chapter III in War Tale

In a fevered scene General Warren resists rest while Ned Burton and Arthur Warren exchange grave, uneasy glances. The elder fights delirium, then recognizes Burton and welcomes him, as produce slips from Sapho’s basket reaches the old man’s son, symbolizing fragile survival amid conflict.

Old Jim Griffin Arthur Warren Union Leutenant Burton Ned Sapho Zach

Rafael's Prophecies for Friday December 18 1908

General advice urges asking favors and pursuing work until 2 pm. Forecast for a child born on this day predicts a prosperous year with promotion for workers, potential courtship for the young, and overall success and rise in life for the child born that day.

Home Style Dishes and Turkey Stuffing From Old Kitchen

A vintage recipe list describes Hash Heat gravy dressings with spinach chestnuts mushrooms currant jelly and sherry, served with toast watercress and lemon. Also outlines oatmeal stuffing for turkey with onion celery apple egg and spices, plus a chopped beef bake with tomatoes onions flour and oven bake time.

Starved Rock rises above the Illinois river bluff near Ottawa

Rev Thomas B Gregory recounts Starved Rock’s formation and grim history. He narrates Pontiac’s defeat, Cahokia burial on the summit after siege by Potawatomi, and the rock’s enduring reminder of pre white contact hardships. The piece contrasts Indian strife with white settlers and laments widespread tribal suffering.

Illinois Ottawa Poniac Pontiac

Men’s Fashion Notes Offer Silk Scarfs and Novel Accessories

Holiday fashion features silk and linen handkerchiefs in solid colors and striped borders, novelty bamboo canes concealing dice, and cordless bathrobes resembling overcoats. Long knotted mufflers in black white and colored silks compete with sura and taffeta scarfs, highlighted by brocaded cherry patterns and a black silk scarf with large satin date motifs. Gift sets pair barathea four in hands with silk socks and matching handkerchiefs, while a gray waistcoat shows a pattern of white squares around a red dot.

Barathea

Starved Rock and the brutal fate of Indigenous peoples

The passage condemns Rousseau and the noble savage myth, arguing colonial knowledge exposes indigenous peoples as enslaved and degraded. It frames continent wide brutality as a consequence of inhumanity among red men toward red men and cites Starved Rock as evidence of this tragic history.

Rousseau

Hot Foods and Teeth Danger From High Temperatures

The article warns that eating foods at very high temperatures damages teeth and digestion. It notes that hot baths and drinks reach risky levels, with specifics: tea at 125 degrees, meat at 115 degrees, beans 132, potatoes 150, and swallowing tea above 142 degrees is unsafe.

All Off Vegetarian Dinner Riled by Fly Incident

A diner at a restaurant declares vegetarianism ended after swallowing two flies. The remark, attributed to Lurnige Welt, prompts a demand for a meat dish. The episode underscores the tension between diet choices and unexpected mishaps in dining.

Sayings of a Cynic Amuse with paradox and wit

A collection of aphoristic lines on duty pride and social quirks. The cynic notes that people justify duty while success is not guaranteed and warns about the vanity of effort and the distortions of motivation in daily life. It closes with a playful jab at blame and real estate bravado.

Hungarian Melodies and the People’s Music Spirit

The Hungarian music tradition draws on popular themes reflecting the soul of the people. This light rests on folk inspiration, producing more vibrant results than elaborate scholarly compositions. Revue de Hongroie, Budapest remarks that its typic freshness stems from popular roots.

Revue de Hongroie Budapest

The Kid and the Butcher Gag in Illustated Bits

The strip features the Kid asking for a tough sirloin steak and the Butcher confirming it being tough because a tender one would be devoured by Dad. A lighthearted exchange captures kitchen humor from the illustrated section.

Broadcloth Coat Styles Offered in Empire and Short Waisted Designs

At ten dollars, broadcloth coats come in various colors and cuts. Empire and short waisted effects include plain tailored or braided, satin lined throughout. Available loose or semi fitted, trimmed or untrimmed, with several options noted.

Se Hem Stitched Novelty Printed Handkerchiefs for All

Se Hem offers novelty printed handkerchiefs in men’s women’s and children’s sizes. The item showcases playful patterns and casual wear versatility for family use.

Carter's Garments Offer Union Suits and Vests

Mercerized Union Suits at 2.50 feature silk finished edges. Swiss ribbed silk vests priced 1.75 with high neck and long sleeves. Carter's low neck sleeveless union suits at 1.00 with ankle length and hand crochet finish. Harvard Mills part wool vests and pants 0.75 in white or gray. Cotton vests and pants 0.50 with hand crochet finish.

Vassar Carter Harvard Mills

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William C. Demille Charles Somerville Dumas Miss Agatha Gen. Griffin Gen Gen. Lee Lieut. Warren Artie Old Buck Warren Suh Gen. Warren Row Golly Jie Pierce World’s Dispensary Medical Association R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y A. M Hk Aed P. M LAM Dye Sawstadwe Cathe TAFT Wee Washington St Protective Dairy Association Prospect Raphael Thomas B. Gregory Starved Rock H. P. Wasson & Co Kia Mittens Santa Claus Santa Wasson’s Pianca Reathskeller U. S. A. Lette Games Glebe Baby Ruth
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