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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1904
Page
5
Royal Baking Powder promises no dirty hands or sweat, offering perfect cleanliness and a hygienic facility for making bread biscuits and cakes. A free copy of the Royal Baker and Pastry Cook book is available by mailing to Royal Baking Powder Co. 109 William St, New York.
In a rocky Bay of Fundy island setting, Tucker and Nan Ellis face escape and elopement fears as tides rise and plans wobble. A shipwrecked wanderer, Reverend Philip Hardman, arrives with a hospitable rescue and a sudden wedding vow follows.
The piece explains the rare occupation of a rich woman’s double in New York. A matching sized, colored, and with a similar personality stand-in tries on gowns, approves trims, and embodies the employer’s style. Paid about $50 weekly, the double works six weeks each dress season, absorbing the wearer’s tastes and judgments.
Ambiguous OCR snippet discusses vitality cycles, suppression of life force, and health breakdowns. Mentions fatigue, overtiredness, and illness patterns linked to systemic failures. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to extend the summary with precision.
An old advertisement touts a vitality tonic that restores wasted power and builds strength for men and women. It claims ease of digestion, tooth safety, and no harm to the system, urging purchase at Eder’s two Washington and Pennsylvania locations and a third shop on Washington.
Mrs. Dickinson from Cleveland enters New York and Horton event where she aims for the trophy. A photograph shows her tiny foot and perfect figure measurements taken during music conservatory studies. She is pursuing a stage career.
For two years an exhaustive monograph on a typical Lake of Italy has been prepared by the Italian Geographical Society. Bolsena near Rome is studied for geography rainfall temperature seasonal variations water level changes and rhythmi cal pulsations of the surface.
The court adjourned after a heated exchange between attorneys Maddox and Osterfeld. The judge admonished the room as objections and excepts flew, ending with Maddox leaving the room amid a murmur from spectators and a plan to seek counsel outside. Lorimer signals a quiet exit to locate a police to discuss.
Kingdon Gould, 16, son of George J. Gould and Columbia freshman, fired a revolver during an attempted hazing incident with freshmen. Gould Sr. backs his son amid the college trouble as authorities review the event in New York.
The report shows that Italy contributed 1.2 percent of immigrants, down 31.2 percent from the prior year, while Austria-Hungary and Russia also provided large numbers with varying changes. Germany rose by 6.24 percent, England grew 18.0 percent, and Sweden increased, with Norway and Scotland showing declines and gains in different measures. In the Orient, Japan supplied the most immigrants though down 57 percent, while China added about 4,500, up 2100 percent.
The article notes annual timber consumption on 2,133 miles of railroad in the country at 114,000,000. Railroads face rising supply difficulty as they seek substitutes like granite metal and concrete. Europe has long treated ties chemically, a method that has greatly extended tie life. The Washington Bureau of Forestry has conducted experiments in this area.
A man enters an office and confronts the occupant with aggressive breath and unclear purpose. The occupant dismisses the encounter, saying they are not interested in engaging with the intruder. The incident reads as a hostile, abrupt interruption.
Special correspondence reports how Springfield visitors flock to the Lincoln homestead at Eighth and Jackson streets to glimpse relics and hear Mrs Edwards recount stories of Abraham Lincoln. The article notes the home’s preservation, the museum role, and the enduring public interest in Honest Abe as a living symbol.
The article describes lockets as timeless love tokens, now updated with new designs. It contrasts antique ladies’ keepsakes with modern models that hold four pictures and feature elaborate detailing, including enamel flowers and a girl’s head inside petals. It also notes the locket’s use with gowns and long chains.
Br. B. Martin has moved his dental offices to the corner of Pennsylvania Street and Massachusetts Avenue, rebranding the entrance at the new Masachusetts site near Rees. The move updates the practice location for patients seeking services.
An odd marriage at a Perm estate linked to M Reshetnikoff, a wealthy distiller and matchmaker. The "beauty farm" offers land grants and wedding expense payments for selected brides and grooms with an annuity per child, enforcing selections and penalties for refusals. The latest wedding marks the first union among his many arranged matches.
Sam Briggs known as the father of Shriners and past Imperial potentate of 3 Al Katan temple died at his residence in Cleveland recently. He helped found the Bystle Shrine and was a key figure among Nobles of the Myae Bhrinn.
Dr Henry K Pancrest of the University of Pennsylvania, a X ray specialist and eliodist, reports that prolonged X ray use on Black patients gradually lightens skin. In one case treated for lupus, the nose and face area faded to white after over a month of daily exposure.
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