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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1901

Page

5

Old Sailor's Narrow Escape From Smugglers on Jersey Coast

The aged revenue cutter sailor Jack Kimball recalls a close call with smugglers off New Jersey. He was captured and bound to a wreck, but signaling with a single fire and a timely rescue by the cutter saved him. The gang was later captured and the skipper spared him a brutal fate.

Jack Kimball Tom Marlix Marblehead New London Old Jack Revenue Fearless Jersey New Jersey West-st Jack Smugegler Joe Connors New York Press

Ireland's Beauty Beatrice Butler to Wed Pole-Carew

Lady Beatrice Butler eldest daughter of the Marquis of Ormonde and famed as Ireland's beauty is set to marry Pole-Carew a bold officer associated with Lord Roberts. Burke notes the Butler line as Ireland's history since the Anglo-Norman invasion.

Beatrice Butler Marquis of Ormonde Emerald Islé Burke Ireland Pole-Carew Lord Roberts

Home Notes Improve with Spirits and Hot Water

Black silk and satin care tips advise wiping with spirits diluted in water and using hot water for complexion benefits. A cryptic note mentions fish scaling and bread mixing with soft water. The fragment promotes Dr Woods Norway Pine syrup as a pleasant harmless remedy for coughs and colds.

Widow of Maj. Holstein Led Civil War Hospital Service

Mrs. Holstein of Philadelphia, widow of Maj William Holstein, served as matron in chief at Camp Letterman and led hospital duties after Gettysburg. She aided forming the Valley Forge centennial and memorial association and worked to preserve Washington’s headquarters. Her literary work includes The Holstein family.

Sarah Groverman Philadelphia Army of the Potomac Antietam Hancock Second Corps Falmouth Fotomac Creek Gettysburg Camp Letterman Holstein Gettynburg Ters Mount Vernon Valley Forge

Woman Pharmacist Triumphs In State Exam In Syracuse

Syracuse correspondent reports Mrs. Marietta Harmon, a Putnam Street teacher and widow, earned the New York state board of pharmacy highest possible rating as a registered pharmacist. Among 62 state applicants, she was the only woman and her perfect score cannot be surpassed. She pursued pharmacy after her husband’s death, balancing teaching with drug study to take over the family business.

Syracuse New York World Marietta Harmon New York State Board of Pharmacy Harmon Putnam

Jilting a Harrison in Indiana’s Romantic Past

A World-Herald article recounts Gen. E. F. Test’s tale of Indiana’s early migration and a notable love intrigue involving Lieut. Gov Christopher Harrison and Betsy Patterson. Patterson spurned Harrison for Jerome Bonaparte, later marrying Napoleon’s brother and rejecting offers from Bonaparte and Napoleon himself, as Harrison grew heartbroken and withdrew from public life in Indiana.

E. F. Test Nebraska Omaha World-Herald Indiana Christopher Harrison Betsy Patterson Baltimore Napoleon Christopher Harrigan Jonathan Jennings Miss Patterson Jerome Bonaparte Harrison Leutenant Bonaparte Westphalia Howling Wilderness

Humorous Exchanges From Early 20th Century Ragbooks

A collage of comic snippets from Tit-Bits Pick-Me-Ups Chicago Record and Boston Transcript. Jokes include flirtatious banter about supper and a clever girl, a mother offering sympathy, and an observant wife spotting a missing button.

Cream and Jam Whipped Dessert

To one pint of very thick sweet cream add three tablespoons strawberry jam and one tablespoon powdered sugar. Mix and whip to a solid froth. Pile into sherbet cups or tiny glasses.

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