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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
5
In Atlanta Georgia three pretty girls serve as ushers at Temple Baptist Church for five Sundays. Introduced by Rev. A C Ward, the plan aims to guide congregants to seats with poise. The ushers say seating strangers is easy and the regular crowd remains large.
Anne Lee, an aspiring artist and inmate at a restrictive Old Ladies Home, seeks liberty and studio work. Mrs. Appleby funds art materials, but Anne’s escape triggers rescue by a sympathetic board, culminating in forgiveness and her return on terms. The scene unfolds in a Chicago Tribune style, focusing on authority, freedom, and dignity.
The article describes a luncheon dish of thin raw ham sliced and fried in butter, served with a butter breadcrumb vinegar sauce and onion juice. It also details stuffing two tenderloins with breadcrumb thyme onion curry and pepper, sewing edges, and baking slowly for 1.5 hours. The result is a desirable cold meat, superior when cold.
New York witnessed a marriage that ends Adelaide Mould s stage career daughter of Marion Mantla once a familiar name in theater. Her mother lies ill in an eastern hospital and the young actress has left the stage after a brief return to acclaim.
A pair of pointed quips from Chicago Tribune, Puck, Judge, and Philadelphia North American spotlight romantic mismatches, mannish shopping fatigue, college ambitions, and a telegraphing honeymoon. The excerpts showcase early 20th century witticisms on marriage, manners, and courtship.
Instructions advise housekeepers to rub stubborn stains on silver spoons with common salt. Rub briskly until the stain disappears, then wash the spoons.
A fragmented 19th century ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that saves both wealth and health. It touts the product as enriching the blood and curing biliousness and sick headache, while recommending Merchants' Lunch at the Union Station restaurant.
The Chicago Herald urges careful nail care for health and beauty. Avoid broad nails at the sides, avoid door knob brilliancy polish, regular daily treatment, and frequent filing for brittle nails. Avoid cheap instruments and excessive use of bleaching products or rouge.
Poem excerpt from Woman's Home Companion inspiring readers to endure sorrow. It speaks of Hope as a guiding force that may empower the spirit, awaken promise, and bring joy and song after a period of gloom.
Kathryn Osterman, a late recruit to vaudeville, plans a novel daily sketch format. Instead of repeating one sketch, she will present a new piece each day, currently delivering one act comedy The Editor for vaudeville audiences.
A Columbus woman comforts her daughter amid a toothache during a reception. The child asks how the pain will pass and clues to growing up surface as she says she cannot take out her teeth like her mother. The scene from the Ohio State Journal reflects a humorous, domestic moment.
Mr William H Walters of 1312 English Ave testifies that after twelve years of kidney trouble and failed treatments Doan's Kidney Pills provided relief. He bought two boxes at Henry J Huder's drug store and saw benefits without claiming a cure for paralysis. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents in U S Remember the name DOAN'S.
A collection of social observations on gender roles and behavior attributed to Diana in the Philadelphia Inquirer. It contrasts notions of femininity, obedience, self respect, and trust with wry commentary on marriage and public scrutiny. The piece critiques double standards and the trials of reputation.
Dialect poem from James Whitcomb Riley about a child splitting into a good girl and a bad girl within, the mother’s reaction, and the return of the good girl after the bad one leaves. The speaker recalls sobbing on steps then presenting a cheerful front to rejoin the mother.
Testimonial from Geo W Kingery of 1126 Union St praising Morrow's Kid-ne-oids for backache and renal pain. Yellow tablets offered in two week boxes at fifty cents, with descriptive booklets available from John Morrow & Co. Springfield Ohio.
The subscriber gives notice to voters of Sixth ward Center township that he will apply to Marion county Indiana board of commissioners at March term 1900 for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spiritous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privilege. The place is 222 Indiana avenue first floor of a three story brick building in Indianapolis Ward 6 Center township. Also applies for table privileges in the same room. James L Nicholson.
John Park gives notice to voters of the Twelfth ward in Wayne township Marion county Indiana of an application to the county commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a gallon with on premise drinking. He also seeks permission to install a pool table in the same room located in Indianapolis.
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