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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1907
Page
5
The Sun offers patterns from a leading company at ten cents each. A new pattern will be described daily. Patterns include a design that accommodates teams. Request by sending ten cents, size, name and address to The Fashion Department of The Sun.
Winthrop Massachusetts January nineteen two Boston young women Miss C J Alexander MD and Miss Mary Daley take daily plunges in the ocean regardless of temperature. They enjoy the swims and claim they stay healthy. They are seen wrapped in furs and later emerge in proper bathing attire as a seaside spectacle. Dr Alexander runs a large practice and prescribes ample fresh air and daily sunshine.
A tavern dispute ends in deadly violence when Mike Gilligan beats his wife in a saloon. A stranger shoots Mike to stop the abuse, and Mrs. Gilligan pleads for him to return as she cradles him on the floor. The killer departs into the foggy night.
Grain men in accord with Congressman Watsons idea of federal supervision of grain. The Indiana Grain Dealers association passed Friday resolutions endorsing the Watson bill and recommending Congress consider laws for federal grading and supervision of the weighing of all grain and seeds.
A 20 year old youth, Joseph Teddar, lived as both girl and boy for five years in St Louis seeking employment. He worked as a cook, maid, cash girl, stable boy, and even danced as a girl at the world’s fair, later returning to male roles. Authorities say his real name may be Pleasant Harper.
A simple dessert method uses half a box gelatine soaked in water then dissolved with boiling water sugar and citrus juice. Add quarter pound marshmallows cut small, mold and serve with whipped cream and delicate cakes.
The historical note identifies nineteenth century California engineer Meiggs as the true conqueror of Peru, surpassing the sixteenth century figure Pizarro. He engineered a railroad from the Peruvian desert coast through the Andes toward interior valleys, linking them with global trade networks.
The article argues Japan would not target San Francisco but would attack the Philippines or Hawaii first due to cost and proximity. It notes Japan's naval and land strength in the Orient and the fortifications around San Francisco, suggesting the Pacific coast would be a less likely initial target.
The article argues Japan could strike the United States via Puget Sound or Los Angeles but stresses the decisive role of naval power. It notes American ships, especially battleships, are largely submarined, and a strong Pacific fleet would deter or cripple Japanese expeditions. It emphasizes the navy as mobility and primary tool for protecting supply lines and repelling foes.
A vintage advertising pledge asserting honesty in promotion. It touts Cascarets as pure, effective bowel medicine backed by a decade of fulfilled promises and mass consumer trust. The message urges readers to try a 10 cent box today, emphasizing genuine product integrity.
Indianapolis and Indiana men join Independent Telephone of Chicago to challenge Central Union and Bell. The new company inherits the automatic system and aims to unite with large holding groups from Boston to New York. Key backers include A L Barbes Col Powers and Mr Snyder amid a broader fight for supremacy against Chicago Telephone. The Chicago firm seeks a 6 million dollar capital increase.
A World War era advertisement from Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a home treatment that cures bed wetting in children and urinary problems in adults. She offers a free instruction and asks for money sent to her by mothers seeking help.
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