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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
5
A New York Sun recipe fragment details several pudding sauces. It contrasts fresh fruit sauces with canned options and covers sherry butter sauce, Brandy sauce, banana syrup sauce, and hard sauce, with guidance on heating, thickening, and serving hot puddings with cold sauces.
English visitor Mayfield befriends Marie at a Capuchines kiosk near Cafe de la Paix in Paris. Guide Louis Merengo schemes to marry Marie and kills Mayfield during an outing after a quarrel about love. Marie grieves as Louis returns to his post, planning to reveal the crime later.
Paragraph describes a woman as tactful thoughtful and low voiced with refined magnetism. It notes she speaks with common sense and agreeable discourses to put others at ease, while carers are drawn to her intelligence and demeanor.
Tickets sold December 22 23 24 25 31 and January 1 at one and one third fare for round trip Final return limit January 2 For details consult agents 5 West Washington Street and Union Station
A man and a woman exchange longing glances across a street. He searches for sunshine in her smile while she pretends indifference, both watching for the other as a day passes without greeting. The Boston Journal notes their unspoken tension.
A guide urging parents to take children to toy stores early in the day before crowds form. It lists dolls of various kinds, ice cream freezers for domestic use, nursery sweepers, and beauty items such as toilet tables and sterling silver sets, plus shoe buttoners, brushes, combs, nail files, polishers, and related accessories for a complete toilet set.
In a light exchange quotes from a Philadelphia Press item and a Brooklyn Life feature, a family audience ponders the odd pairing of a poultry exhibition with a cat show. The son jokes about hogs from a food show, while the father smiles at youthful enthusiasm.
A historical note describes preparing a ham for cooking. It covers selecting a fresh eight to ten pound ham, scoring and seasoning with garlic salt sugar and pepper, roasting with water, adding claret and finishing with a sugared nutmeg crust.
In parts of Northumberland England brides include grave clothes with their trousseau. The garments are stored with lavender and herbs, periodically aired and inspected, reflecting a local ritual around marriage and death.
The death of Mrs. Fanny Lawrence Ricketts widow of Gen. James H. Ricketts occurred Thursday morning at her Washington home. A Newark native linked to the Livingstons she aided her husband on the Texas frontier and in Washington during the Civil War and led Washington society from Grants to Arthur administrations.
A seven year old boy’s fire sets a sofa alight in a New York parlor. Ethel Terhune recalls fire drill training, breaks a glass to trigger a fire alarm, pleads for help, and guides a passerby to extinguish the blaze before firemen arrive. The fireman calls her a smart girl and praises quick thinking.
The piece recalls ants and bees as weather prophets and notes on early postal rates, photography trends, Russian railroads and pensions, plus a photographer who specializes in babies. It blends folk wisdom with small historical curiosities from the era.
A humorous reflection on romance and male vanity. The piece jokes about women trying to force affection and men misjudging their own size and appeal. It frames dating rituals with playful social critique.
A prominent rupture specialist Dr. W S Rice of Adams New York publishes a free book outlining home treatment for rupture. Mr F L Willey of Shelton Washington credits the method with a full cure and urges readers to request a free copy by mail. The notice invites sufferers to write and receive trial guidance at no cost.
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