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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
5
Edna May dazzled in London as part of a major theatre run and now plans a social event for war sufferers in South Africa. The actress previously starred in The Pelle of New York and reportedly pursued divorce from Fred Titus as her career and romance drew public attention.
Miss Thorne leaves her estate to Elizabeth Everill if she marries a titled man but not otherwise. Elizabeth, raised amid wealth, longs for Ralph Crosby the painter while aunt Matilda indelibly shapes her views on poverty and power as Grenthorne hums with whispers of Lord Arthur Kendall's affection.
Mrs Nachl y, a conqueror of New York society, appeared at the opera wearing an immense diamond and emerald wreath with pearl drops. The article notes the wreaths measured about three and a half inches by two and a half, suspended from a pearl chain from her left shoulder.
In London, Elizabeth Everill contemplates marriage to Lord Arthur while torn between wealth and love. Ralph Crosby, a once-blind artist, reunites with Elizabeth, and the tale ends with a will from Miss Shorpe declaring Glenthorne’s fate tied to Elizabeth’s marriage choice.
The column profiles Miss Hester Cochran running a large cattery with Siamese cats and goats for a feline population, notes women census takers in Cuba proving effective, and Mary Yeomans selling rare butterflies for income. Elsie Wilson from London earns well by house hunting for families.
A collage of witty lines from era papers. Edythe ponders engagement with Percy and Beatrice while a wheat deal fate looms. A portly man jokes about weight. A Mormon candidate laments a plural marriage defeat. A husband notes his cautious stance and his wife quips he is always left behind.
The Xi Psi Phi Theta chapter, Indiana dental school, has moved into a furnished chapter house at 287 North Meridian Street formerly used by the Commercial Travelers’ Association. Fifteen of twenty five members reside there, with plans to add a dining hall and lease a larger home next year to accommodate events and gatherings.
The poem from the Bismarck Tribune speaks of clouds darkening the sun and a hopeful turn to tomorrow’s brightness. It urges resilience, promising the dense fog will lift and sorrow fade as fresh sunshine returns.
Mrs Terrence McGraw of 105 Concordia Street Indianapolis reports three years of sharp back pains and knee weakness misdiagnosed as rheumatism. After using Dean's Kidney Pills bought from Henry J Huders drug store she felt improvement in days and was fully cured with continued use. Foster Mumouria Tulalo New York sole US agents. Remember the Nation DOAN'S and take No Substitute.
May Lewis a Philadelphia girl teaching at a Chinese mission plans to wed Sing Eng a Chinese pupil now living in Chinatown. The couple grew close after six months of acquaintance and engagement kept quiet. Miss Lewis, 22, believes he will be a good husband and notes his change in dress and habits. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for blood cures and Hood's Pills for liver ills.
Grant H. Clay, dentist, advertises teeth sets at five dollars each. Reports 24 years of experience and lists address 108 N. linolist.
New management elevates Plaza at 40 Monument Place to a strictly first class dining experience promising refined service, elegant ambiance, and exceptional meals that set a new standard for the city’s restaurant scene.
A new fast vestibuled train joins the Texas Iron Mountain route in service leaving St Louis at 2 21 p m daily. The addition reduces travel time by four to six hours between Ohio Indiana and Illinois points and major cities.
A Harper's Bazar excerpt explains velveteen skirt bindings and corded edging. It details bias velveteen strips lined with stiff crinoline, turned hems, edge binding with jute for fraying, and the new inlet cablecord method sewn on the outside for durability and renewal of gowns.
A Kentucky woman claims a tasteless remedy mixed into her husband’s food cured his drinking without his knowledge. Dr. Haines offers free samples by mail from Cincinnati to prove the cure. The account features Mrs. Chas W Harry of Newport and urges readers to request trial materials.
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