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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1900

Page

5

Babe of Rocky Gulch Ends in Tragic Camp Funeral

In a Rocky Gulch mining camp tale, Babe the baby daughter of Joe and his wife Joe Hardy-Honest Joe dies after a period of illness. The rough miners gather, console, and stage a unique funeral crafted from salvaged boards, moss, and gold dust, as Silent Sam reads a Bible passage and the community bids farewell.

Rocky Gulch Globe Red Mike Baldy Slick Coyote Pete Sam Bob St. Louis Joe Tim Joe Hardy Honest Joe Joe Missy St. Louis Babe St Louis Mrs. Joe Bam Coyote Pete New York Silent Sam Arthur J. Burdick Buffalo News

Famous Woman a Nun Hortense Schneider Plans Veil

The famous Offenbach actress Hortense Schneider resides at a Toulouse convent about to take the veil. She hesitates over whether to join a religious order or one devoted to active charity. She remains a boarder among the nuns and may permanently associate with them.

Toulouse Orfe

How to Prevent Pneumonia Remedy Claims

The article promotes Chamberlain's Court Remedy as preventing pneumonia following a cold or la grippe. It asserts the remedy counters the disease tendency, calling it the best remedy for bad colds and la grippe, with every bottle warranted and sold by all druggists.

The World is Lost Way Amid War’s Dark Clouds

Poem excerpt notes the world’s drift from a brighter era as the thunder of cannons and guns masks hope. It contrasts bells and stars with smoke and warfare, referencing the blood of nations and the pulpit’s claims of divine backing as nations march to battle. The piece critiques wartime rhetoric and moral certainty in a nation at war.

Atlanta Constitution

Through a lorgnette.

A compact moral meditation on vanity, temptation, love, honesty, and cynicism. The speaker contrasts chatter with ignorance and notes how reputations for wit depend on memory and friends.

Boers' Fair Champion Miss Nixola Greeley Smith

The granddaughter of Horace Greeley, a poetess, shows Boer sympathies in verse.

Society Notes Move Through Tea Parties and Ballrooms

The Swirl of Society reports Mrs. Harold Taylor hosting a Tuesday tea while a costume ball is planned for January 27 at the German house. Frank T. Lalley travels to New York for two weeks and Misses Wineman host a Monday card party assisted by Mrs. Snewind. Reverend W. A. Quayle lectures in Kansas City on Shakespeare's men. Mr. and Mrs. Bachman plan a February Europe trip to join daughter Anna. Marion Barrackman and Raeburn M. Barth wed in Worthington Indiana, as engagements of Minnie Blumenthal to Maurice Blumenthal and Bertha Buchanan to Otis Little are announced. Guests at the English hotel enjoyed a playful evening of dress as children with Mrs. A. F. Miller and Mrs. G. B. Caldwell hosting.

Harold Taylor Frank T. Lalley New York Woodruft Place Wineman Snewind W. A. Quayle Kansas City Frederick Bachman Europe Anna Bachman Raeburn M. Barth Indianapolis Marion Barrackman Josephine Andrews Worthington Ind Marion Minnie Blumenthal Maurice Blumenthal Bertha Buchanan Otis Little Boston A. F. Miller G. B. Caldwell

Cranberry Cookery Shows How to Keep Flavors Separate

A cook explains that cranberries cannot be made into candied cherries but can be cooked to retain individual flavors. Use four quarts of berries washed and dried, plus butter the size of a walnut, two cups sugar, and a pinch of cinnamon. Cook gently until done, shaking occasionally and avoiding water. The result resembles candied cherries but darker, with each berry standing apart.

Remarkable Women Break Ground in Diverse Trades

Adelina of Orange New Jersey expands from mushroom growing to a thriving bed of violets. Mrs J H Rowland of Lawrence Michigan runs the planing mill engine and salvages gear in emergencies. Mrs Rowland, 59, reared many children before becoming engineer. Mrs Mary Kennett of Santa Anna Valley California manages a profitable orange grove and handles orchard supplies. Miss Anita Martin of Texas, the Turkey queen, operates a farm and has earned 2500 dollars from turkey raising after starting with five birds.

J. H. Rowland Lawrence, Mich Mary Kennett Santa Anna Valley Cal Anita Martin Texas

Decree at 85 Celebrates Anna Swanwick Pioneer of Women’s Education

Miss Anna Swanwick died in London aged 86. A founder of women’s higher education, she studied Greek in youth and earned an honorary LL D from Aberdeen University last year. She counted Gladstone Tennyson and Browning among her friends.

Anna Swanwick London University of Aberdeen Gladstone Tennyson Browning

The Fault of the Age Poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

A brief poem critiques modern haste to outrun time and seek instant wealth. It contrasts impatient striving with the wisdom of patient effort, warning that forcing bloom before its season dulls value and beauty. The author, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, uses vivid imagery to condemn restless progress.

Great serial story to appear in The Sun on Thursday

An enticing note promoting a new serialized story to be published in The Sun on Thursday. The teaser promises a compelling narrative that will engage readers from start to finish and invites readers not to miss the first installment.

the Sun

Pointed Paragraphs and Observations on Everyday Life

A collection of aphoristic musings on street style nerves marriage and preparation. The Chicago News quotes varied maxims about gossip fear rent and unexpected events reflecting urban reflections and social commentary.

Ingenious cufflinks on shirt waists impress Madame la Mode

A woman adapts cufflinks for flannel shirt-waists to match brass buttons. She links two buttons with loop stitches and threads a buttonhole on each cuff to hold the links, creating removable, stylish closures. Also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills for various ailments.

Madame la Mode

A New York Wife Seeks To Found Schools For Brides

Lavinia Hart reports on Mrs. J. W. Williams plan to establish a "school for brides" to educate wives. The program outlines six principles for marital happiness including forgiveness, money as a happiness standard, home as the unit, and system in daily life. Advice covers husbandry, economy, and strategies for handling a spouse who stays out late.

New York Willie Lavinia Hart New Hymen

Miss Wilson Becomes New Victim to Washington Social Duties

Miss Wilson daughter of the secretary of agriculture collapses at a dinner dress fitting from nervous exhaustion and will rest away from public view. Officials discuss reforming the social calendar as Mrs Hay and others urge fewer official calls and events.

Miss Wilson Washington Hobart Helen Long Wilson Social Hfe Hay Root Secretary of War Charles Emory Smith John D. Long

Grammar Lessons and Jokes from Newspaper Humour

A collection of quips and dialogue from various periodicals shows child language corrections, police banter, and theatrical witticisms. Snappy exchanges feature Sammy Snaggs asking about pie, Officer Murphy and Casey tangling with suspicion, and briefs from Puck and Chicago News about donkey comments and singing without apology.

Whipped Cream Ideas For Desserts And Flavors

Whipped cream forms the main part of many desserts. Chill the cream for hours, whip to stiff froth, and flavor with vanilla coffee almond or liqueurs. It pairs with preserves jams ice cream and chestnuts make savory courses.

An Old Nurse for Children Advertisement Claims

An old nurse for children claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, and cures wind colic and diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle.

Ruffled Sheets and Coordinated Linens Return

Ruffled tops revive sheets and pillow cases arranged in matched sets with bolster cases if used. Lace trims appear on underwear and bed linen in yellow or grayish tones. Hemstitching and drawn work elaborate towels and linens, using mechlin, valen ciennes and guipure trims.

Backing from Indianapolis Residents Promotes Dean's Kidney Pills

A statement from John Wright of 1342 Laurel St Indianapolis endorses Dean's Kidney Pills. He credits rapid relief from kidney back pains after use and notes his daughter also benefited. Sold by Henry J. Hyder and all dealers in 50 cent packages. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.

Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y United States Dean

Tours Of All Mexico By Iron Mountain Route

January 23 and February 12 1900 excursion dates through Old Mexico conducted personally by G A Al Deane Jr T P A Iron Mountain Route Special trains with Pullman vestibule sleeping dining and observation cars in both directions Full information available at McCresat Indianapolis or the listed address.

Iron Mountain Tun Old Mexico Pullman G. A. al Deane,Jr McCresat Indianapol

A Fall Meal for 100 Is Our Business Lunch

Daily service from 10 a m to 3 p m with ladies lunch on the second floor Ormonde at 16 W Pearl Street Gardner s offers a fine jewelry line Try our 15 cent dinners Commutation tickets available Plaza restaurant at 38 Monument Place Brazilian Balm cures cold and croup like magic samples at The Kits sample room cafe Restaurant at 127 E Court Street business lunch in Chicago style from 11 am to 2 pm Kitz profitable trend liners seventh page.

Our Business Ormonde W. Pearlst Plaza Monument Place the Kits E. Court-st Chicago Am. Teo Pm . Kitz

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cleveland Hortense Schneider Adelina Torrey Orange N. J Ella Wheeler Wilcox Chicago News Hhood J. W. Williams Mama Ma Little Sammy Snaggs Sammy Murphy Anny Charakters Casey Puck Briges Diggs John Wright Laurel St Henry J. Hyder Simpson Turkey Asgard Tllinois Street Arn More Baanepee _ INDIANAPOLIS Business University Prysicians J. A. Sutcliffe W. B. Pletcher W. Pitmorth Mary A. Bein Dress Cutting and Sewing School Emma Edwards Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry University ‘of St.w. Cor Delaware and Ohio Ste Meridian Dental Eievator Meridian St C. Dee ICHAS F. Woelz D. D Jos R. Adams Hudson Street New ‘Tal Vonnegut’s Vonnegut Hardware CO Washington St Paul E. Hulsman Optician Ted Snd Wien Mexico Gardner's Eor Sale Atlas Moses Optical CO Pennsylvania Rowr. Ostician Union
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