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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
5
John Strange returns home to a perfect domestic scene and a cheerful baby. His wife Annie sobs that she received no gift for her, prompting a clash over affection and attention. The scene ends with Annie storming out and John acknowledging the unpredictable nature of relationships.
A compact curated recipe excerpt lists Egg Balls for Soup with hard boiled eggs parsley cheese dry bread crumbs salt red pepper and two raw yolks for binding. Also includes Scotch Wafers made from oats flour salt baking powder eggs sugar butter vanilla milk and a small pan of bake. Oyster Stew instructs boiling oysters in liquor then adding hot milk and butter before serving.
A witty quarrel over a claimed flawless gem or phrase arises, with lines joking about it being "the first" of its kind and noting it has "been in soak" before, implying a returned or used jewel in a humorous exchange.
Viscount Siuzo Aoki, aged 63, eldest son of Japan’s ancient dynasty, born in Choshin. He served as secretary and minister in Berlin, held posts in Britain, and was foreign minister during the Boxer uprising. He travels with a German wife and daughter, now in Washington as his sovereign’s personal representative.
A mourning velvet reception gown in Copenhagen blue features dull silver touches and Mechlin lace. The design includes a deep front and back skeleton jacket exposing white silk underwaist, pastel embroidery, and a yoked skirt. Yellow Mechlin trims collar sleeves and a square black velvet hat with plumes completes the ensemble.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE promotes relief from colds headaches and neuralgia. This world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes the cause. Full name requested via signature BE. W. Grove. 25c.
Dr Carter offers cure for chronic nervous blood skin and special diseases at No Meridian St room 4.
Room 8 at the Odd Fellows' Building in Peta Washington hosts accordion dress plaiting. The notice mentions buttons recoveries and details unclear due to partial text.
A collection of short humorous exchanges features Henry facing clever excuses from his wife and other urban vignettes. It ranges from political quips about Roosevelt and senators to social Scruples about tips and cab horses, painting a brisk, caricatured portrait of city life.
A quirky New York patch reports on Parson Woodchuck-Beloved hreyvren and H B Harriman, with sharp quips about Dolberry as an artist. Balorne is said to teach a lesson and expose limits New York cannot exceed. conversations reflect satire and public tone.
The Sun reports Countess Lea d Ascoa Lagrange known as Lea d Ascoa in Paris era died by a pistol accident but friends claim murder. In Nice, Feb. 7, officials ruled the death a suicide after autopsy and inquiry found insufficient funds and a carefully staged exit by the actress.
The affair is officially closed but alleges murder by her own staff who believed she hid a fortune and planned robbery. No second autopsy was performed though an expert noted the revolver by her side had not fired in two months.
Ponciano Reyes, a 21 year old Filipino, is the first of his race admitted to practice law in the United States before the American bar. He passed the supreme court exam with flying colors and will study at the University of California for at least three years before practice. Reyes edits the Philippine Review, now the official organ of Filipinos in the United States. He has been in California three years after studying in Manila and attending English college.
The old fashioned wood chopping session hosted by Ma and Mrs Twigg last week was a great success. EH Tilden Wilt socialized with women on Sunday and says he had a splendid time. Lort Hill correspondence Baltimore Sun.
A fragment shows Freddie asking Melly if she will marry him when she grows up and Melly teasing him about his education. The brief exchange captures a playful, childish view of future plans and affection.
A real estate agent stresses that a catchy name is essential for a new apartment house. The builder replies he has chosen a memorable label, naming the project the Sherlock Holmes. The exchange highlights the branding idea as the project proceeds.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription as a trusted, alcohol free remedy for nervous weakness and pelvic ailments in women. It lists ingredients, touts authorities endorsements, and invites free medical information and consultations from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York. It promotes additional products including Pleasant Pellets and Golden Medical Discoveries and offers mail order literature.
In Denver on February 7 the Woman's club scrapped plans for a staged Merchant of Venice after fretful members balked at male parts requiring period tights. A manager and trainer hid behind a chair as voices shouted nays, ending the effort.
The Sun announces daily patterns from a leading pattern company at ten cents each. Each pattern differs and includes seam allowances. Patterns can be ordered postpaid by sending ten cents, indicating pattern number and size, plus name and address to The Sun’s Fashion Department.
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