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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1907

Page

5

Cupid in the Forest Wedding Sparks in Oregon Woods

Cupid’s forest romance in Douglas county led druggist Charles W Baumbausgh and Dr Henifu W Patton to wed after a three day roughing it trip. The pair, long friends in Portland society, declared love while hiking beside pines and redwoods, away from city life and medicines.

Portland Ore Cupid Charles W. Baumbausgh Henifu W.W. Patton Patton Douglas County

But I Love You Not Yet Laura Stuart and Frank Gilmore

In a lazy mood Laura Stuart resists Frank Gilmore as he pleads for a chance. She plans to go home but he lingers at her gate. A week passes before he asks if she loves him, and she evasively replies that she has not decided.

Laura Stuart Frank Gilmore Laura Frank Goodby

Favorite Prescription Promises Safe Women’s Health Aid

A 19th century pitch extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a trusted, non alcoholic remedy for women’s ailments. It claims long proven cures, open formula, private consultations, and notes its suitability across states and conditions while warning against stimulant tonics. Also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation and offers his medical book.

Dr. Pierce Pierce R. V. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y Dr. Plesse

Return to Love After Train Crash

Frank, injured when his train derailed, survives a long hospital slow recovery. He returns home to Laura Woodby whose tears reveal her care. He asks if she loves him, and Laura admits she pressed him for an answer while he was recovering.

Passing of the Peanut Crop Declines in Profit

The Indian Trade Journal notes peanut culture has become less profitable in recent years both in India and America. It cites USDA complaints about planting nuts on the same land without rotation, leading to yields dropping from an average of 50 bushels per acre to about 20. Cultivation costs have hardly fallen.

Indian Trade Journal India America United States Department of Agriculture

Smokeless Powder Aims to Reveal Hidden Troops

German authorities test a device using pale red glasses to detect smokeless powder flashes. The system brightens red light to expose concealed troops, dimming ordinary objects, enabling field glasses with tinted screens to locate hidden marketers.

Woman Gives 8000 For Missionary Work In Japan

Mrs Emma Shirley of 2110 Eugenia Street saved and gave nearly all her cash to fund Bible work in Japan. She earned the money by ten cent increments and supported boarders during 1904’s crash. The interest will aid a Bible woman in Japan. She recalls giving 1000 dollars after her husband’s death to support the cause and says she prefers kindness to all, even to tramps who come asking for meals.

ST. Louis John Wesley Emma Shirley Eugenia St Japan Mrs. Shirley Cellin London William Wirt Sikes United States Cardiff Wales Grant James O'Neil Logan

A Dress of Brown in Spring Costume Style Description

Brown dominates the spring street suit with dark brown satin and chartreuse silk jacket. The bodice and skirt form a single piece with Mechlin lace yoke and brown velvet trim. Yellow accents appear in the bodice sleeves hat and decorative cream wings with yellow roses.

Luxury Widow Olive Logan Receives Bank Annuity

The late 19th century actress and author Olive Logan gains a Bank of England annuity from Lady Tennie Cook, securing a luxury San Remo apartment on Central Park West. The piece recounts Logan’s storied career, marriages, and friendships with notable figures while highlighting the generous aid that ends years of rent struggles.

New York Olive Jogan San Remo Central Park West Seventy-fourth-st Cook Wito Tennessee Clattin Napoleon III Henry ©. de Ille Logan Queen Eugenie Paris Angusta Daly Feng Branch Grant LinesIn Wilkie Collins Charies Reade James G. Blaine Europe

Ladies Eton Jacket pattern sold by Sun readers

The Sun offers Paris Pattern No. 1774 for ten cents with patterns described daily. The Ladies Eton jacket with vest and sleeves in multiple lengths features embroidery and detatched belt, with 7 sizes and fabric yardages listed for bust sizes 38. Pattern includes all seams allowances and can be posted prepaid to the Fashion Department.

the Sun Fashion Department ETON Paris

Egg-Shaped Riddle Reveals Sea Creature Exhibit

Amid garbled text a strange exhibit describes a towering egg around a diver and a pool display. It references a huge bird related to Madagascar, mammoth eggs valued between $105 and $590, with bags and beverages noted, and large water tanks mentioned.

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