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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1899
Page
5
The article interviews Maude Adams after her Rosemary visit, noting public curiosity about her private life. Adams describes her Salt Lake City roots, prefers dramatic roles over gowns, and says she aims to push beyond past successes while embracing stage craft.
Josepha Murray battles social pressure and a broken promise as she attends the great American Epsom at Jerome Park with Mary Fitzalan and Alicia Courtenay. Geoffrey Cleve objects to the Fitzalans while Josepha wavers, then placates him with an engagement to Hubert Fitzalan, prompting wary aunt Mil ler to warn of later regret.
In a New York News report, Miss Josephia Murray faces heartbreak as a wedding at Jerome Park ends when an uninvited woman proclaims a prior marriage. Hubert Fitzalan’s intended bridegroom status collapses as officers eject the rival, leaving Miss Murray desolate and certain Geoffrey Cleve will not return.
Poetic reflection on tears and smiles, noting how sorrow foreshadows joy. The piece muses that every tear hides a bubbly, lighthearted moment ready to burst forth as a cheerful heart looks forward to a fresh start. It hints at optimism amid sorrow and the idea that laughter follows hardship.
A string of comic dialogues from Chicago News Harlem Life Town Topics and Baltimore News. A Missouri judge asks about offspring, an elderly woman calls him her eldest young un. A broker named Jewley is confirmed as moneyed. The Fat men's club attends the opera. Mrs Van Fleet notes a slim turnout. A Sabbath school lesson reframes Joseph as a tattle tale, prompting children to answer.
A recipe describes buttered cups baked with an egg in each cup. Add finely chopped parsley pepper or cayenne and salt to butter, fill cups, grate two ounces dry cheese, top with a bit of butter, cover with bread, bake five minutes in a moderate oven and serve hot.
Suggestions for a young girl’s room include dotted swiss curtains with forget-me-not ribbons, a white enamel bed with a white Swiss canopy and blue silk lining, a white bureau possibly silvered, Willow washstand with white china and forget-me-nots, a hairy davenport with light blue chintz, a white rockers chair with blue plush, pompadour silk wallpaper, cream white with forget-me-not stripes, many pictures, blue felt carpet, and rugs to please the child.
The young George Sand decided to stop caring for her dolls at age fourteen after being teased for playing with them. She kissed each doll goodbye, locked them in an attic closet, and mourned the farewell while continuing to pour messages under the door.
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