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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1906

Page

5

Treasure Grim to Gold in Mountain Grave Tale

In a desolate highland cabin a man recounts his prospecting obsession. After discovering a buried ancient grave with signs of gold, he misreads danger and loses the will to life. The recovery comes when fortune not only fills his coffers but also leads to marriage with Agnes.

New England Offics Bedroc Gwel Weil Geld Agnes Lake View Grandpa Helpin Linale Messenger

Demographic Imbalance In US And Paraguay

The article notes 1,940,280 more men than women in the United States and similar ratios in many countries. Paraguay is the exception with as many women as men, citing past civil strife and war with Brazil and Argentina as factors reducing the male population.

Thera United States Paraguay Brazil

Debutante Clara Knight's lavish Philadelphia debut

Special to the Philadelphia tale recounts Clara Waterman Knight, 18, and her multimillionaire relatives, father Edward Knight Jr and uncle Edward Dwight, staging rival lavish events. The father hosted a cotillion at Bellevue Stratford costing about $20,000. the uncle eclipsed it with a tropical garden ball costing $24,080, amid heavy social chatter.

Philadelphia Clara Waterman Knight Ate Edward Collings Knight Edward Waterman Dwight Western Ranch Investments Voalety Dwight Philadelpnia Club Mr. Knight Isj Edward Collings Knight, Jr Bellevue-Stratford Knight fiellevte-Stratford Miss Knight Topapa Uncle

Dress Belts and Accessories lie in Early 20th Century Fashion

The article surveys practical washable belts with mother-of-pearl buckles and removable linings for easy laundering. It highlights embroided belts with pearl fastenings, a leather-like stick trimmed with pearl buckle, a turnover collar fix, a back-buttonhole turnover, and a dainty arm garter for long gloves, showcasing popular dress accoutrements of the period.

Tarnover No. 4 Sin Essen

New Spring Waist Embroidered Net Dress Description

A description outlines a spring waist garment featuring an embroidered net with a yoke and tsertion of Trish face, made over white chiffon. The piece blends fabric textures and decorative embroidery to create a delicate, airy appearance suitable for warmer weather.

Strength of hair proves weight limits for dark and light hair

A German experimentalist shows that a single hair can suspend four ounces without breaking, under a stretching process that allows contraction. Dark brown hair sustains this weight while blond hair fails at about two and a half ounces.

Sore Throat Remedies Warn Against Harmful Myths

A cautionary note for treating sore throats in children warns against blistering with lamp oil or applying foul smelling fats. It dismisses old superstitions and promotes modern care, urging use of Tonsiline from The Tonsiline Co. Canton Ohio as a quick healing option.

Toasiline Co Canton Ohio

Artistic Noses and Roses: Mrs. Pomeroy’s Beauty Theories

Special to The Sum New York Feb. ct Women, art lovers, and London society discuss Mrs. Pomeroy a famed Indian born beauty expert who markets personal beauty secrets as scents and settings. She plans a U S study tour to advise American women on staying young and beautiful.

New York Feb. Ct Dranette Pomeroy London Sears England Wheen Alexandra Mra Pomeroy India

Reduction of Sergt Hagerman Surprises City Police

The Board of Public Safety reduced Sergt Hagerman amid claims of opposing interests. Henry Kiefer’s reduction was expected. Charles Batmfuhrer and Jesse Streit became sergeants, Charles Woerner moved to patrolman Oliver Wool ey’s post. GC Trusley, a woman, was named temporarily as etchnician for the police dept. Chief Metager filed unbecoming conduct charges against Patrolman Ben Lee, who is to be tried Monday. Humane society officers seek police powers. Wulfoon and two deputies gained police badges despite Metgger’s objections.

Green Hagerman Board of Public Safety Hagerman Henry Kiefer Charles Batmfuhrer Jesse Streit Charles Woerner Oliver Wooley Trusley Police Metager Board of Safety Ben Lee Col Ored Lee The Indianapolis Humane Society Leldor Wulfoon Weights and Measures Inspection Department Chief Metgger

Shell in Teakettle Cleaning Tip

Place an oyster shell in the teakettle to collect hard matter forming inside. Wash the shell with a brush before use. Remove shells every few weeks and replace with fresh ones if the water is very hard.

Works of Aristotle and surviving manuscripts

The works of Aristotle comprise more than 400 treatises on various subjects. The manuscripts surviving from his writings were accidentally discovered in an advanced stage of decay in an old chest.

Aristotle

Third Ward Wigwam Speech Tests Free Trade Promises

George Washington dominated the Third ward wigwam in his first campaign delivering remarks on free trade railroad rates and expansion. A voter shouted a hatch et question and Washington answered only that he declines to answer on the advice of counsel amid cheers from supporters.

George Washington George

Battle of the Brothers at Fontanet ends Verdun treaty

The Battle of the Brothers, fought at Fontanet in 641 between the three sons of Louis the Good Natured, drew over 100000 deaths and led to the Verdun treaty and a peaceful partition of the disputed lands. Cole Sonn Babiesil, once Missouri Prohibition candidate, claims kingship of Poland and lives in California with his daughter as direct descendants of John dob Tonk born in Poland in 1842.

Fontanet Louis the Verdun Amuawaveu Khaw Cole Sonn Babiesil Offissouri Poland California John Dob Tonk

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