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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1901
Page
5
A romantic tale centers on Hilda Clark who sprains her ankle during a play and, after failed medical care, turns to a Christian Scientist. A reporter arrives, posing as a healer, and the scene blends drama with curiosity about faith healing versus conventional medicine.
A St Louis resident recalls a stormy Texas pine woods visit with fellow lumber workers. They shelter in a deserted cabin as four young wildcats emerge from a bed. The mother cat ferociously defends her brood, injuring one man before the escape plan via firewood and a narrow doorway unfolds.
The narrator recalls a night in the woods with Jenkins hiding from rain when a wild cat’s mother sacrifices to save her kitten. The mother drags the kitten back to safety, then jumps into the bed as tempers flare, forcing the men to flee. Despite wounds, the narrator praises the mother’s fierce protection and warns against underestimating wild cats.
A romantic verse extols a beloved woman as beautiful and virtuous, praising her modest dress and ethereal taste. The speaker proclaims exclusive devotion, claiming she cannot heed other suitors and declaring deep affection despite the crowd of admirers.
A Missouri girl and her Ontario lover were married between acts of The Telephone Girl and Sherlock Holmes in a Chicago theater. Her sister accompanied them, and after a hurried ceremony they returned to watch the play’s end. The groom was W. R. Bonds.
The best material for mending delicate woolens is fine loosely twisted silk. Do not pull tight when stitching and avoid filling the hole as snugly as in standard darning.
An Indianapolis testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve back and hip pain, urinary trouble, and diabetes related kidney issues. Mrs A Morgan describes sleep disruption from pain, noting relief after using the product bought at Henry J Huders drug store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
A comic old rat in a basement laughs at a trap and meets his end in a rusty steel device. The scene shifts through quotes from Chicago Tribune and Tit Bits noting streetcar chatter and a wry poet reference. The fragment captures streetwise humor and sudden fate in a single moment.
A column notes mahogany returning as a stylish wood for homes, jokes about arguing with a dictionary, and observes women feel charitable after donating husbands’ old clothes. It cites Queen Victoria’s state jewelry worth 630000 and describes white enamel tea trays with royal Worcester cups, gilded handles, highlighting current decorative trends.
A compact collection of aphorisms on readiness for opportunity, memory tempering prosperity, and the value of good actions. Notable lines echo Disraeli, Lactantius, Heath, and Coleridge, linking character with lifelong resilience and practical wisdom.
A home recipe explains turning chopped meat into a baked steak with garlic rubbed dish bacon onions and herbs. The meat bakes over sliced bacon with mustard, then a claret gravy thickened with browned flour is poured around and heated ten minutes more. Serve hot.
An old nurse advertises Mrs Winslow s soothing syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe pain soften gums stop wind colic and cure diarrhoea. The bottle price is twenty five cents.
Culinary guidance suggests pairing two vegetables with a salad for balance. It lists matches such as macaroni with roast duck and tomatoes, mutton with rice, chicken croquettes, and duck with macaroni, plus potato variants with beef or fish. A poached egg served on toast with milk thickened in butter is described.
Colonial red papers remain popular for hallways and parlors with white woodwork, pairing with water colors chosen for responsive coloring and bright floral motifs. English tapestry papers continue to demand in dining rooms, reflecting enduring decor trends.
A brief ad lists berry jam and marshmallow iced treats, a blended raspcake with four caramel icing, and urges readers to ask grocers for these goods. It also promotes York Butter and Domestic Bread as available staples for New Year celebrations.
Reflections satirize modern women and bachelor life with quips on silk skirts and intellect. An old buyer notes women’s vanity while a New York Press quote voices distrust in deceitful lovers. Hood’s Sarsaparilla claims to cure rheumatism by neutralizing blood acidity and Hood’s Pills aid digestion and nausea.
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