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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1900
Page
5
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer risked life to save her children when a fire destroyed their home. She led two young daughters to safety outside then entered the thick smoke to reach and rescue her son on the third floor. A nurse exiting with a baby was pushed to safety by Mrs Pulitzer.
Howard Moore, a college graduate in Chicago, takes a secretarial post to Edith Vaille, a famed charity patron. He adapts from vanity to service, finds purpose in her circles, and falls hopelessly in love, despite confessing it would be impossible. Edith writes him a revealing letter about longing and pride, leaving Moore with unresolved emotion.
The article details evolving skirt fashions inclining toward a box plait at the back for balance and ease, with variations such as a front fitted and back box plait option, a tuck accented front, and a Greciani fold that widens from waist to hem.
The piece notes brown tones are rapidly rising in popularity. It describes many shades from tan to milky brown and even bronze or greenish browns, claiming a vast variety that suggests distinct families within the color.
A reflective verse contemplating human sorrow and mercy as Old Earth holds tears from ages past. It contrasts happiness with grief and questions why laughter fades, ending with a call to divine pity for a heart that never weeps.
The Sun announces an upcoming aerial story, stating the first installment will run in next Thursday’s edition and inviting readers not to miss it.
Practical advice on food handling cleaning and stain removal. Ranging from serving broiled meats promptly to using licorice as ant deterrent and onions as absorbents. Tips cover bread cutting hot blades vanillin sugar storage lamp cleaning furniture polishing copper and stain removal for wool and carpets.
Mamie Clarke of Oklahoma loves Will Noyes, a farmer, while her parents push for Tom Burke, a rich neighbor. On wedding day Burke arrives in an old suit as Noyes wears a new tailor made outfit. To avoid a public disaster the parents consent to replacing the groom with Noyes. Burke discovers his stolen wedding clothes too late to replace them.
The New York Tribune notes a growing trend in cosy corners with reinforced bedspreads in colonial colors. Readers are advised on simple drapery, white tables, willowware, and Britannia items. new wainscoting and artificial wood boost interior decor, while upholstery costs may rise with raw material prices.
A collage of aphorisms on marriage and fate, praising restraint and generosity while praising the ocean as a grand stage. The item shifts to a dermatology ad urging parents not to let eczema trouble children, touting Dean’s Ointment as harmless for delicate skin available at drugstores for 30 cents.
The fragment directs readers to consult the seventh page for liners and related notes about the Bun's publication.
President McKinley, soon to be 54, walks daily to improve breathing and reduce weight. He maintains strict walking form, often with Senator Platt as a companion, and a mongrel dog once joined the stroll but received no attention. Secret Service once followed, then stopped, and the effort has sharpened his lung power and reduced girth.
Miss Hattie H Bumgarten of New Milford Connecticut proposes a reform scheme urging the village's best citizens to frequent saloons not to drink but to deter disorder and aid law enforcement. She believes public presence could curb debauchery and compel saloonkeepers to observe the law, while offering a memorial tribute in the end.
A double boiler rice or macaroni pot with a perforated inner vessel and small feet rests inside a water-filled outer pot. As the rice boils, water rises through the holes to cook, and draining is easy by lifting the inner vessel out when done.
The piece outlines two egg sauce methods. The first mixes three minced hard boiled eggs into a pint of brawn butter. The second, a Hollandaise style, simmers chicken or white broth with onion peppercorns and bay leaf, thickens with flour, strains, adds yolks and lemon juice, then folds in chopped hard boiled eggs and minced parsley.
Roast chicken with fat from the gravy used to fry pressed hominy slices until golden. Slice the cooled oiled hominy, fry in chicken fat, then arrange around the roast on a platter and serve with brown gravy.
A mother from Norfolk County credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with stopping drains and healing inflammation after childbirth. She details trials, dosages, and weight gain from 135 to 175 pounds, claiming a easy delivery and improved appetite and health. The ad-style account emphasizes natural balance and absence of opiates.
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