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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1907

Page

5

Up-to-Date Patterns Offered by The Sun Fashion Desk

The Sun has arranged with a leading pattern company to supply its leaders with the latest patterns for ten cents each. A different pattern will be described daily. It is the only ten-cent pattern that makes allowance for teams. Patterns may be obtained postpaid by sending ten cents, the pattern number and size, and the name and address to The Fashion Department of The Sun.

the Sun Fashion Department Valenciennes Dresden

Woman Organizes For Wage Equality

New York notes a self-supporting women league pushing for legal wage equality across trades and professions. Led by Harriet Stanton Blatch, the group seeks a national reach, aiming to recruit all working women to fight for fair pay, hours, and promotions through courts and lobbying. A Cooper Union rally next month may form a national body.

New York Harriet Stanton Blatch Elizabeth Cady Stanton Blatch Cooper Union

Return to Love Ends in Tragedy on a Japanese Voyage

A narrator recalls a village past love with Bessie Nuttall blocked by Vesey, a New York man revealed as a son of a criminal. Vesey returns and asks for marriage. a train wreck leads to his father Louis Vesey's death. Bessie tells Louis she does not love him, leaving him heartbroken. The Meades sail for Yokohama after confirming the brothers' fate.

Bessie Nuttall Vesey New York Bessie William Meade Dr. Meade Miss Nuttall Louis Vesey Meades Louis Yokohama

What Your Nose Means

Ella K Dearborn argues beauty equals more than skin deep, linking beauty to balanced bone, blood and brain. She assigns nose shapes to character traits, warns against animal instincts ruling judgment, and urges readers to build mind and body for beauty and growth.

Not All Of Us Quotes On Learning From China

A quote exchange discusses learning from China and calls out a counterview that some people are too dumb, reflecting heated national sentiment and debate on cultural comparison. The remark highlights tensions over intelligence and cross cultural lessons.

Home Recipes Cream Cakes and Savory Breakfast Dish

A collection of vintage kitchen directions listing Cream Cakes with a boiled flour base and cream filling, Delaware Biscuit dough method with lard and flour, a quick brown bake, and Savory Breakfast Dish using boiled beef scraps thickened with corn meal. The text blends method steps, measurements, and serving notes for home cooks.

Harvard professor sued for breach of promise over gender hate

A Harvard professor once labeled a woman hater faces a $20,000 breach of promise suit. The item includes satirical quotes about car shortages and figures like Geo Gould and E H Harriman. Also notes Vice President Fairbanks taking long walks and a Pittsburgh millionaire musing on marriage.

Harvard

The Best Guardians Opinion Debate on Child Welfare

Chicago probation officer Frances Roe argues that mothers are the best guardians of their children and that funds meant for institutions should go to mothers instead. She advocates directing support to families to prevent institutionalization, a view shared by many Chicago clubwomen.

Frances Roe Chicago

Lighted Doll House Gift From Tunbridge Wells

A London Express report from Tunbridge Wells describes an unusual Christmas present for a wealthy client. An email doll's house was wired throughout and fitted with electric lamps, requiring exceptionally small chandeliers and globes to be crafted for the project.

Tunbridge Wells England London Express

Michigan Boss and His Man Lost in Senatorial Fight

Detroit report details Arthur Till the defeated Republican candidate for U S senator, his heavy campaign contributions, and a power struggle between Governor Warner and railroad boss Atwood. Hill favored. caucus named William A Smith as senator. Atwood portrayed as disciplined, non grafting, shaping Michigan politics for years. Wise old figures cited include Hill dynasty and historic references to Perry era battles.

Michigan Detroit Mich ArthurTill United States Warner Hill William A. Smith Atwood Arthur Hill Saginaw Daniel Twin Perry Fortunas Agaoys Minnesota Extern Sively Canada Innesota Bliss Tip

When Cascarets Candy Cathartic First Appeared

The text notes that Cascarets Candy Cathartic were invented in 1896 and refined after extensive scientific effort by chemists to achieve a perfect blend of effective constituents and the highest purity and quality of every ingredient.

America

Bejeweled blue crepe frock charms young dancer

A young girl attends a weekly dancing class wearing a bebe blue crepe frock covered in embroidery. The design features a blouse opening over a lace vest, blue velvet ribbon shoulders, puff sleeves, two tlo nces at the skirt edges, and a velvet belt with a rosetta.

Doctor orders News sent to daughters for new year

Pennington Gap Virginia dispatch reports Dr P H Allen instructed Thuresay to settle scores with the Newsman and arrange signing over the News to his daughters for the new year. The editor kept the funds a full half day before spending them.

P. H. Allen Thuresay Pennington Gap

Notre Dame Lady Promises Home Cure For Rheumatism

A Notre Dame woman offers a free home treatment for rheumatism and related pains claiming to banish uric acid from the blood, loosen stiff joints, purify the blood, and restore vigor. She urges sufferers to write for proof to Mrs. M. Summers, Box R, Notre Dame, Ind.

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