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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
5
Guiseppi shares how a long ago betrayal by his beloved Rosa in Genoa left him with a mournful, heavy heart. A simple man’s tale of love, loss, and lasting sorrow unfolds as he reveals the pain unseen behind his quiet, faithful gaze.
A health column urges treating a torpid liver by first restoring digestion and nutrition. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is praised for balancing stomach function and blood gland secretions, with endorsements from Dr. Bartholow, Dr. Coe, and Dr. Scudder, and a promise of relief from biliousness and stomach complaints.
Miss Jane Addams advances a new argument against child labor noting that early work wears children out before adulthood, drives many to become tramps, and leaves lodging houses filled with such men. She supports the Beveridge child labor bill.
Ella K Dearborn cites Ex Senator Brown of Utah who was killed and argues women must defend themselves. The piece portrays Brown as abandoning his partner Anna M Bradley and children, condemns his actions, and calls for women to take legal self defense into their own hands with firearms if needed.
A poem imagines choosing Buddha like a lazy recluse, praising serene meditation under a Bo Tree while mocking monkly dogma. The speaker jokes about not paying bills or chasing money, then questions the practicality of Gautama’s path and the lure of a tranquil, wealthless life.
A provocative column argues the Afro-American soldier is a paradox and a source of tension between war needs and peacetime life. It critiques parade culture, suggests mustering out as a remedy, and asks readers to imagine a peaceful, steady role for Black veterans.
Pink chiffon creates a dancing frock for a debutante. Embroidered lapels graduate in size, forming a front panel from waist to hem. Similar panels accent the hips, with a trio shaping the front of the garment.
A description of a dress features a shell pink color and chiffon fabric. The yoke uses Val enciennes lace over chiffon, with ruffled chiffon sleeves finished by silk ruffles. Ribbon bows adorn the long drooping shoulder line.
Cartoons caricature a woman taxi driver as an exception among cabbies. She avoids cursing or abusing horses and, though perhaps slower to destinations, is less likely to be arrested en route.
The Boston Transcript extols nursemaids on the common and public gardens as a feature on sunny days. It notes many are elderly gentlemen who care for children with tenderness, likening them to characters in Las Marner and reflecting on past joys and vanished days.
Special to The Sun reports Phil Cohen a San Francisco water front barber holding a claim to shave 74 825 captains and sea cooks over 41 years. He says he averages five captains daily, cites rough work with stern men, and boasts of vast experience and sturdy tools.
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