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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1904
Page
5
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal germ killer and vitality booster. It claims to cure or prevent countless diseases by supplying purified oxygen and offers a free bottle with a mail order coupon, paying the local druggist for a full size, with a promised $1,000 reward for proof of a disease germ it cannot kill.
In a lavish gathering hosted by Lady Bouverie, pressure mounts as Dr. Ithan unveils a display of gems and a moss green bloodstone with eerie implications. Violet Bouverie shows visible illness while Madame Sara exerts a dangerous charm, and Ali Khan aids in the mysterious reveal.
Vienna press notes the Cuban treaty may end European sugar exports to the United States. It cites Washington reports of British protest and predicts Cuban sugar will largely displace European shipments. German and Austro-Hungarian refiners face impact as European consumption rises in Germany France while U S demand shifts toward home and Cuban production.
Rev Dr Kaytor astonished a New York audience at Westminster on February 9 by declaring there are no female angels in heaven. He argued that common images depict white robed female figures with wings, but he insists such angels do not exist. The remark drew strong reaction from attendees.
A Northern era is recalled as America’s foremost nineteenth century writers are honored. The piece notes the centennial birth anniversaries of Emerson born May 25 1803 Hawthorne born 1804 Longfellow born February 27 1807 Whittier and Holmes and tracks the upcoming commemorations in 1904 and beyond. It highlights Longfellow’s Portland origins and family ties and recalls his early literary drive and Bowdoin entry.
A mixed column offers fashion notes for cashmere garments, cooking tips including canning ham and a mutton scramble recipe, salad garnishes, odor prevention in kitchens, and sewing stitches. Also contains a pastry recipe for Cracker Jack, a parsley garnish idea, and fashion guidance on moire ribbons and sashes. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a spring remedy.
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