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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
5
Freddie Green visited his uncle’s farm during the holidays. He asked a hired man to let him milk a bossy cow. He climbed a stool and pulled, the cow kicked him and the stool, the bucket, and the hired man toppled. Mrs. Pat says cows are very ticklish.
A fanciful tale follows the Snow Man who walks with a polished face and carrot nose, surviving a rain and sleet ordeal. Friends like Math em at n John and Mary the Oldest lend aid as the village celebrates the Snow Man’s return with a playful, lighthearted sendoff.
Fragmented OCR recipe notes describe breakfast breads with milk, sugar, butter, and flour. Instructions mix graham, sour milk, cocoa and chocolate with molasses and spices, then bake in a hot oven for about minutes.
In a Washington house debate Representative Loudenslager sparked laughter by noting a pension for a lieutenant, dead or alive, as Representative Loudenslager and Con Grosvenor mocked Judge Maddox over a bill to correct a soldier’s record. Speaker Williams closed with a quip about Latimer, amid the era’s partisan banter.
A fragmentary 19th century style column mentions Mrs Brumbage and Mrs Reamtage, social moves, and fashion items from jewelers and tailors. It references a parade of women at a linen event, a charity or social gathering, and notes on jewelry like chains and mirrors. The text is fragmentary with scattered proper names and items.
Fragmentary dispatch referencing events and decor, including a large display with flowers, decorated interiors, and mentions of Nevada irrigation canals. A Panama ship, the Acumaleo, narrowly avoids collision near San Francisco, with a sleeping white passenger intervening after the encounter.
The article outlines a drawing lesson from Pele Ned on easy drawing exercises with emphasis on proportion. It notes a reproduced Vitale Dutch boy study and stresses careful attention to paper size, eye judgment, and accurate sketching to achieve a good likeness.
Glass houses may soon be made atone proof Billesley glassmakers produce tiny cut glass bricks for all building purposes and hope the proverb will soon have no significance.
A garbled foreign text recounts late 19th century tidbits from Ireland and nearby regions. It mentions George TV, Wellington bridges, Ned Crowley, and a poet, with scattered notes on civic events, a road harvest, and a hospital return. The piece reads as a collage of place names, people, and events with fractured wording.
A fragmentary sketch presents a critique of manners and social behavior toward women and servants. It references a narrator and a sensational Meuse-like mood, focusing on social expectations, engagement, and performative virtue without clear events or dates. The text reads as a felt moral reflection on female experience and public perception.
Fragmented OCR text discusses economic topics and crop weighting with garbled terms. It mentions barrels, labor, and energy in a disjointed way, referencing various persons and places in a nonsensical sequence.
In a difficult, fragmented dispatch from Louisville by press association staff, details about Father Riley’s illness and critical condition are summarized. The report notes severe injuries including a broken leg and arm, with the priestly or parish context surrounding the individual.
A pension reform measure stalled in the senate after heated debate. Key supporters including the bill’s sponsor argued for expanded benefits, while opponents cited fiscal strain and potential overreach. The defeat ends the immediate push but signals ongoing discussions on retirement relief.
The will of Whendore Thomas leader of the Cateara orchestra is read. Personal property valued at about five thousand dollars and real estate listed. proceedings set for probate and settlement.
Mrs. Sadie Thompean, wife of the rector of Oak Park Bible Church, Chicago, reportedly took her own life. The note cites her effort to quit cigarettes as the motive. Police say the suicide occurred in January.
Georgett Shribling of Virginia IH, aged 3yrre, allegedly shot himself Thursday night in a Springfield hotel. The brief notice states death by his own action at the hotel, with sparse details provided by the Scripps-3yrre Press Association.
A fragmented 19th century guide extols precise table setting and service etiquette. It details how a hostess should arrange linen, knives, forks, plates, napkins, candlesticks, silver, salt and pepper, vinegar, and centerpieces, stressing alignment, cleanliness, and proper handling of silver and china.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss clothing and costumes with references to coats, waists, and pleats. Mentions wearers, partners, and variations in length affecting silhouette. Text is garbled but conveys debates on garment lengths and overall appearance.
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