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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1908
Page
18
The second in a Beatrice Fairfax series on man’s deficiencies previews a broader discussion. The writing invites readers to study faults of both genders in upcoming installments and to reflect on character and behavior.
Beatrice Fairfax argues men are selfish and women are also selfish in service to loved ones. She notes husbands take wives for granted, while wives manage home life and sacrifice, often unnoticed. She urges readers to reflect on gender roles, blame, and partnership.
The Indianapolis Sun advertises cut prices on household goods and clothing. A $35 bed davenport goes for $22.50, a $35 sideboard at $24.75, and a $14 hot blast stove for 49. Womens coats and waists are offered at low rates, with fabrics like broadcloth at $6.90 and madras cloths at 15 a yard. Household items such as a large kitchen cabinet and lace are advertised along with turkish towels, peas, cleansers, and massage cream. Readers are directed to call or write The Bargain Fiend for locations.
Canton flannel is best for removing dust and takes every particle while cheesecloth suits furniture with a piano finish. Use the flannel cloths wrapped around a broom for walls and note the white cotton mop for scrubbing, though it is heavy. They can be washed and dried and are light for a woman to handle.
A vintage home tip explains that applying clear varnish to linoleum can extend its life. Once dried the surface cleans easily with a damp cloth. For worn centers, cut the linoleum and bring the outer edges together before garnishing to reduce damage.
A vivid, humorous portrait of Bettys seen through Billy’s eyes. The speaker describes today’s preferred Betty with playful detail about her features, confidence, and charm, contrasting her with other types and emphasizing individuality and flirtatious appeal.
A lyrical portrait of a girl named Betty describing multiple facets of her appearance and personality. The speaker notes Betty’s soft hands, red mouth, honey colored hair, and independent fashion sense. The piece observes how Betty remains charming yet resilient as she navigates life and self expression.
A respectful poem challenges a judge who claimed all women are cats. The speaker defends women as diverse, noting personal relations like mother, sister, wife, and daughter, and urges the court to object to the sweeping insult. The verse questions gender bias and calls for fair treatment.
A historical excerpt presents a love poem attributed to King Alfonso XIII written before Princess Ena agreed to marry him. The verse imagines triumphant passion amid danger, invoking names Ena and Marguerite and expressing longing, faith, and romantic imagery.
A dated cooking note describes cooking five cent egg noodles by boiling ten minutes, frying to brown, and serving with grated cheese or meat gravy. It emphasizes a tasty result from fried egg noodles.
M Paquin the famed Paris couturier died at age 45 after building a vast fashion house from a small shop called Maison Lalanne. He began as a cigar maker, married a dressmaking saleswoman, and later sold Paquin in 1896 for about 2.5 million dollars. He was decorated with the Legion of Honor.
The Rholoids treatment promises to form a soluble compound with uric acid, aiding its removal from the body. The Rholoids Company of Washington, D. C., invites testing requests by providing name and address, with the full-size treatment priced at $1 available through Henry J. Huder at 22 W. Washington Street and through Maryland and Pennsylvania.
A humorous, slightly lascivious reminiscence narrated in first person. The speaker recalls church life, romance, and social missteps as she traces efforts to win a pastor, join church activities, and manage her reputation. Vivid asides reveal a brash, self aware narrator and a small town social scene.
In a long running feud between Browns and Perkinses over a predatory cat, Brown's servant sent a peace note announcing the old cat died this morning. Perkins replied with sarcasm about Mrs Brown's illness, reflecting ongoing neighborly tensions documented in Harpa Weeki.
A Western railway brakeman earned two months vacation and spent it in Colorado. In Denver he received a goat as a gift from friends. He shipped the goat home by tying a shipping tag to its horns reading Please Pass the Butter. Thomas J. Meechin, Brakeman, S. S. & T. Ry. The stunt amused officials and ended with the playful tag.
A visitor asks about flooding from the river with a floating population during rains. The Marble River town native confirms higher activity and water levels especially in the rainy season.
A diner asks if the dish is coffee in Rapidity Cafe. The waiter answers he cannot confirm and says he only started there this morning.
A playful exchange features an Army Officer insisting on staying awake to observe sheep and horses while the other participant questions sleep. The dialogue blends dreamlike imagery with warlike resolve in a light, humorous tone.
After washing and drying hands rub a little of this mixture into them. Two ounces of water four tablespoons of lemon juice and a few drops of tarbolic acid. Shake well.
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