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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
6
The author claims Japanese influence in Hawaii grows through birth registration at Honolulu consulate, bilingual schooling with secret Japanese instruction, military drills, and rapid entry into dominant occupations, arguing that continued growth will yield complete industrial control.
Griffith Enersly, adopted son of a long line of seamen, falls into jealousy and fear when Tina confesses she loves Philip Arden. He leaves aboard the Nautilus after a tense confrontation and vanishes, with reports later claiming the ship wrecked and no one survived.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, known composition remedy for women’s ailments. It claims long cure records, universal endorsement, and cautions against alcohol-based tonics, offering free consultation from Dr. Pierce and promoting related products like Pleasant Pellets and the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Flemish Soup uses five green onions or celery heads and six potatoes simmered in water then sieved. Cream adds with parsley, sliced hard boiled eggs. Corn and Tomato Soup blends tomatoes corn onion parsley simmered then pureed with flour butter and spices. Cream of Cheese Soup combines milk mace onion red pepper and grated cheese with yolks and warm wafers.
An ingenious clock by Joseph Beyen of Te esienthal Bohemia made entirely of transparent crystal glass except springs. Standing 16 inches high it features hour minute and second hands and striking parts all of glass. It is on exhibition in Leipzig.
A visiting toilette described in golden brown cloth with seal skin edging and lace veiling. The corselet skirt panels and shawl shaped bolero feature rich embroidery, Mechlin lace yoke and collar, and a deep brown velvet girdle. Chamois skin underlayers, sealskin edging, and a large fur muff complete the costume.
A Syrian correspondent details a simple ice substitute method. Snow is gathered from nearby mountains and packed in a conical pit, tamped tightly, then covered with straw and leaves. A bottom well drains melt water, and delivery to buyers is done by pack horses.
A man who planned to give away his vast wealth says the sense of touch may be the most needed sense. The exchange frames a reflection on perception and generosity, highlighting tactile awareness as a valued human faculty.
George Shima of San Francisco, known as the potato king, controls western potato crops from 1560 Fulton Street. He earns about 1.40 per bag on the Sacramento river bank near Stockton, with profits over half a million this season. Arrived penniless 17 years ago, he built 4000 acres of delta land into a vast potato empire.
A collage of newspaper jokes and quotes from a Chicago court note, Yale statistics on longevity, and bits of humorous dialogue. Snippets include references to Foraker, Peary’s pole, vaudeville, a Paris crowd, and a Lafayetter Indictor cartoonish quips.
A defense of women who work outside the home arguing that wage earning builds character and practicality. It praises businesswomen for punctuality and neatness, rejects idle dawdling, and suggests that capable women make the best wives who share burdens, raising sympathy and financial savvy.
A sharp reflection on how public mourning has faded. The piece contrasts past funeral rituals with modern indifference, questioning whether fame is too cheap and whether dead heroes are overstocked. It ponders changing attitudes toward posthumous tributes and the rapid cooling of fame.
A London judge at a Queen's Hall ceremony lamented the absence of a kiss sign on typewriting machine keyboards while awarding prizes to students at a large typewriting school.
In a lively chat, characters remark on Ethel's behavior with Percy Mushton, noting long acquaintance and social shame. Hammer is mocked for lacking range, described as automatic and self acting, yet he claims poetry powers his performance and even boosts soap sales.
A dialogue-filled snippet shows a fire ward closing saloons Sunday doors, a German campaign aside, and a humorous mix of characters. A food inspector asserts his authority, a flirtatious exchange follows, and a man with faded whiskers jokes about fresh air cure while a druggist resists.
An agent for a Canadian railway arrived in St Petersburg seeking workers for a new transcontinental line but was unable to recruit them. Authorities offered a cautious technical opinion that the proposed work was not suitable for immediate labor needs.
In Lapland fortune tellers are seen as tune makers with polar belief. The mediztine men use formulas sleight of hand and rune glyphics on the drum, giving them special status among the people.
Nearly all of the 1 000 000 needed to complete the cathedral of St John the Divine in New York City is in hand. It is hoped that services can be begun in the next two years.
Room 8 in the Odd Fellows' Building features accordion dress plaiting with buttons recovered. The People's Coal and Cement Co. successors to Logsdon Bros.' Fuel Co. advertise both phones. Kingston specializes in ola whisky.
The Sun offers latest sewing patterns from a leading company at ten cents each. A new pattern will be described daily. These are the only ten cent patterns with seam allowances. Patterns available postpaid by sending ten cents, along with size and address to The Fashion Department of The Bun.
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