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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1907

Page

5

Japanese Control Hawaii Celebrating Mikado Birthday

Honolulu on January 19 reports that Japanese in Hawaii are embedding Mikado loyalty from birth. Each child is registered at the Japanese consulate, educated in English at public schools and in Japanese schools afterward, with daily drills and wartime training. The article predicts growing Japanese influence across Hawaii’s industry and labor markets.

Cc. L. Rhodes Honolulu H. L Hawaii Moon Eigiis

Griffith Enmersly Mystery Ends With Shipwreck

Griffith Enmersly, adopted son of a veteran sea captain, grows morose after the father's death and fights a forbidden love for Tina. Tina reveals her affection for Philip Arden, sparking Griffith’s horror and sudden disappearance aboard the Nautilus, with reports later confirming the shipwreck and no survivors.

Griffith Emersly Tina Griffith Old Ennersly Ennerslys Capt Arden

Favorite Prescription Advertised By Dr Pierce For Women's Health

An extended advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a premier tonic and nerve strengthener for women. It claims a forty year cure record, notes open formula disclosure, and targets conditions from bearing down to nervous exhaustion. Offers free consultation and mail order details from Buffalo New York.

Pierce Coe TSS Dr. Pierce

Home Recipes Flemish and Cream of Cheese Soups

Simple kitchen guides detail Flemish Soup with onions celery potatoes and eggs, Corn and Tomato Soup with tomatoes corn onion parsley cloves cayenne, and Cream of Cheese Soup with mace onion pepper milk butter flour cheese and eggs.

Clock of Crystal by Joseph Beyen on Exhibition

A glass cutter named Joseph Beyen from Bohemia has completed a 16 inch tall clock built entirely of transparent crystal glass except the springs. The clock features hour minute and second hands and a striking mechanism all made of glass and is currently on display in Leipzig.

Joseph Beyen Bohemia Leipzig

Outdoor Suit Described with Sealskin Trim and Mechlin Lace

A visiting toilette in golden brown cloth trimmed with sealskin is lightened by natural colored chamois veiled with lace. Embroidered front panels adorn the corselet skirt and shawl shaped bolero. Silk is golden brown. Corset, yoke, collar, and puffed sleeves feature Mechlin lace. Beneath shows chamois skin and sealskin edging with a large fur muff completing the ensemble.

Substitute for Ice Described by Syrian Correspondent

A Syrian correspondent explains Asia Minor snow storage by gathering snow in nearby mountains, packing it in a conical pit, tamping it, and covering with straw and leaves. A bottom well drains melted water, with pack horses delivering the ice to consumers at low cost.

Asia Minor

Sense of touch cited as most needed by fortune giver

A man who announced he would donate his vast fortune says he is unsure which sense is most important, but believes touch is the one he needs most. The remark frames a meditation on value and perception.

Potato king Rich Jap dominates western crop world

Shima, a San Francisco resident at 1560 Fulton street, controls the season’s potato price at 1.60 a bag near Stockton California. He began as a penniless laborer, later amassing 4,000 acres of delta land and now earns about 1.5 per bag as profits, with an estimated half million this season.

George Shima Fultonst San Francisco Stockton Cal Shima America Sac- Tramento River Delta

Ten Commandments on Work and a Modern Wife

A public essay argues against idle women who wait for husbands, praising working women as better suited wives. It claims habits from labor to punctuality create capable partners, while criticizing reliance on men and elevating wage earners for their discipline, thrift, and sympathy.

The Dead Growing More Dead In Public Obsequies

A vintage voice laments fading funeral pageantry and memorials. It notes society’s drift from public mourning, with little ceremony after notable deaths and fewer tributes, suggesting fame grows cheap as life shortens and public memory cools.

Vox Populi Fred Congress Bennings Ife

No Kiss Sign On Machine In London Ceremony

A judge at Queen's Hall in London delivered prizes to successful students of a large typewriting school and lamented there was no kiss sign on the keyboard of typewriting machines. The text also markets various remedies and cures with asserted medical claims and author contact details.

Queen's Hall London

Magic Near the Pole in Lapland Fortune Tellers

In Lapland polar regions magic is firmly believed as fortune tellers, medicine men, and rune drum glyphs shape their status. Their air of mystery and knowledge of formulas and sleight of hand give them distinctive prominence among the people.

Lapland Polar Regions

Million for a churchplanned cathedral of St John the Divine

Almost the entire 1,000,000 needed to finish New York Citys St John the Divine Cathedral is secured. Organizers aim to begin services within the next two years as the structure nears completion and one of the nations largest Episcopal cathedrals takes shape.

St. John the Divine New York City

Humor and Odds and Ends From A Bygone Era

A collage of quips and notes from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper. Jests about court cases, vaudeville, tongue gifts, and a mock weather/telegraph style item mix with snippets on Foraker and Peary. Contains brief sketches and satirical remarks.

Wammer Plays Himself in Soap Opera Tale

Dialogue centers on Percy Mushton and Ethel judging a man named Hammer who lacks range but claims poetry fuels his soap sales. The characters discuss perceived automaticity and self acting talent amid light sarcasm and social judgment.

Saloon doors open Sundays and odd notes of politics

Dialog sketches a rough town scene with saloon doors unlocked on Sundays and a firewarden threat, while a curious inspector asserts authority. A line about Senator Tillman skipping a campaign shows political wit. A flirtatious exchange leads to a comic misunderstanding, ending with a jab about a druggist.

Canadian rail labour agent seeks workers in St Petersburg

An agent for a Canadian railway arrived in St Petersburg a few days ago seeking laborers for a planned transcontinental line. The authorities appeared to be skeptical, and the initiative did not secure workers.

St. Petersburg Aso Orkmen

Nations divide Lake Chad water shares amid shrinking lake

The nations of Great Britain France and Germany agreed on their portions of Lake Chad in Central Africa. With the lake drying, water surface will become swamp land in decades as the area has fallen by a million acres in 50 years and is now shallow across.

Great Britain France Germany Tchad Central Africa

Accordion dress plaiting room 8 Odd Fellows Building

Fused oddities of a classified notice noting accordion dress plaiting at room 8 in the Odd Fellows Building Philadelphia and Washington streets. Mentions People’s Coal and Cement Co successors to Logsdon Bros and fuse company with both phones listed.

Odd Fellows’ Building Penn Wash People's Coal and Cement CO Logsdon Bros.’ Fuses Company

The Sun Presents Ten Cent Seamed Fashion Patterns

The Sun partners with a leading pattern company to offer readers the latest designs at ten cents each. A new pattern is described daily and includes seam allowances. Send ten cents, pattern number and size, plus name and address to The Fashion Department.

the Sun Fashion Department the Bun

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