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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1901
Page
4
A Baltimore American poem reprint presents a playful dialogue on roses as symbols of love and cost. The speaker notes suit and sentiment in alternating lines about messages from lovers, with a recurring question on what the roses mean and the costs implied.
Lady Alice visits the firm of Popham and Snell to delegate novel writing. She offers the plot and idea while seeking a capable writer, hoping Mr. Thorpe, a returned South Africa veteran, can be hired. Mr. Popham cautions about publishing duties and suggests arranging a writer.
A writer named Lady Alice negotiates with Mr. Thorpe to finish a novel about lovers who delay marriage. Dick reveals he is the hidden Thorpe, and refuses to continue the writing. Lady Alice urges completion by revealing a plot where hardship, war, and love test a couple who nearly lose each other.
A new way of serving padded eggs uses browned butter poured over toast before plating the egg and sprinkled with chopped pickle. Remove molded dishes by wrapping with a hot cloth, or use a cold cloth for hot dishes. Water crackers with grated cheese toast lightly to accompany salad.
Practical guidance on using canned tomatoes and making tomato salads. Tips include opening cans hours ahead for flavor, flavoring with lemon juice cloves sugar and paprika, and freezing mixed tomato preparations. Methods describe tomato jelly, tomato cups, skinning and chilling tomatoes, and serving with mayonnaise or lettuce.
The piece profiles Miss Gowdy daughter of Farmer Jack Gowdy once of Rushville Indiana now serving as United States consul general in Paris. An American to the core she reportedly declined multiple offers of titles and European husbands while becoming a sought after belle in Paris.
Miss Caroline W Murphy of Point Pleasant New Jersey led a campaign to enforce an ordinance protecting birds and small creatures in local woods meadows and lakes. She prosecuted violators, resulting in fines and deterring gunfire. Her actions earned praise from residents who value abundant wildlife and peaceful streets.
Full regular dinner and business men's lunch offered at St Charles hotel run by Chas Muel lerschoen proprietor opposite Union station. Dining option highlights include a 15 cent lunch and standard dinner service in a central city location.
A Boston Globe piece urges readers to seize daily opportunities instead of dreaming idly. It emphasizes waking to effort, venturing boldly, and living through deeds that reflect noble thoughts and renewed strength in faith.
In Delaware a curiously unbalanced political scene emerges as J Edward Addicks wields decisive influence over party action and Senate race outcomes. Rival candidates Anthony Higgins and William B Hilles vie for the seat, with Higgins long resisting Addicks in state politics.
Addicks declares no ill will toward Higgins while his wife backs Hilles, a wealthy Delaware lawyer and former Addicks divorce ally. Mrs. Addicks, usually private, favors farm life at Claymont and appears with their two daughters in Newport society, drawing public intrigue.
A collage of humorous quotes shared across newspapers. The Washington Star ponders quitting smoking to save for a house, while Boston and Chicago papers joke about deception in marriage and playful romantic calendars.
The notice discusses choosing combs for thick hair, recommending wider teeth. It praises tortoiseshell as best but notes cost, suggesting rubber or celluloid substitutes as affordable options. The ad cites Stout's Factory Shoe Store at 318 330 Massachusetts Ave as the source.
The Public Ledger advises gentle use of inflamed words and cautions in crimping. It notes knotty hair requires careful combing and recommends washing a hair comb with a small bone-backed brush designed for that purpose.
A Philadelphia Inquirer quotation asserts a man finds delight in a woman's love and guidance. It describes a woman shaping a man through approval, strength, and beauty, noting a woman's frown or smile can lower or lift his spirits.
The article advises proper glove care with steps to preserve them. Do not roll gloves when removing them. press out moisture, mend holes, replace buttons, and store in a glove box. Use violet powder in the box, air the gloves on sunny days, and clean before buying new pairs.
Witty reflections discuss how a man misunderstands women until they stand, the meaning of congratulation, hurting feelings in love, and the paradox of respect if practice matched preaching. A quip notes attempts to settle quarrels between women are like sharpening a lead pencil with a can opener.
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